According to the MoH, reaching Al-Shifa, Al-Quds and Al-Helou hospitals became extremely dangerous due to military operations in their vicinity.
Hospital · Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
According to the MoH, reaching Al-Shifa, Al-Quds and Al-Helou hospitals became extremely dangerous due to military operations in their vicinity.
A missile strike hit in front of the main gate, blocking entry and exit.
View full incident →Dr. Abu Salmiya warned of a catastrophe after military orders to evacuate all hospitals in Gaza City.
The source has a strike on a journalists' tent next to the hospital that killed 6 journalists (dated '6/12/2023 | Day 92') and 'renewed direct shelling of Al-Shifa's gate' on 10/8/2025.
Dr. Ziad Al-Dalo, deputy director of Internal Medicine, was detained at Al-Shifa on 18 Mar 2024 and reportedly died in Israeli detention.
The MoH announced a new mass grave at Al-Shifa (8 May), a third grave with more than 49 bodies (9 May) and a total of 80 bodies in 3 mass graves in the courtyards, plus decomposed remains inside the wards (11 May).
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh (50), head of the orthopaedic department at Al-Shifa, died in Israeli detention; his body has not been returned. Ismail Abdel Bari Rajab Khader (33) also died in detention.
A mother and her six children were killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home near the hospital.
A house near Al-Shifa was bombed, killing 30 people from the Sheikha and Abu Hasira families. Rescue teams were blocked from reaching the site.
On 18 March 2024, Israeli forces entered Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, the largest hospital in Gaza. Israeli forces said Hamas had regrouped there. The operation lasted 14 days and ended on 1 April 2024 when Israeli forces withdrew.During the operation, heavy fighting took place inside and around the hospital. Medical staff and patients were locked in one building with no food, clean water, or working toilet. Civil defense teams were blocked from entering to help the wounded.When Israeli forces left on 1 April, the hospital was completely destroyed and can no longer function as a hospital.
Fire erupted at the entrance to the surgeries department building, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.
During the two weeks raid on Al-Shifa hospital,WHO reported 21 patients died after being moved multiple times and held without medical care.16 ICU patients died after being forcibly relcoated as staff no longer had the equipment to treat them.
According to Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, the Israeli army bombed the (HR) Development Building in Al-Shifa, killing five displaced civilians.
Seven bodies were recovered after an Israeli strike on the western side of Al-Shifa Medical Complex.
Al-Araby TV filmed Israeli smoke bombs and artillery shelling around Al-Shifa Hospital.
View full incident →One person was killed and several injured by Israeli fire on a building inside the complex (5 Feb). On 6 Feb, buildings and courtyards were reportedly bombarded again, with deaths and injuries.
Violent clashes and intense artillery shelling broke out in the immediate vicinity of the complex, causing panic among thousands of displaced people in the courtyards.
View full incident →Very intense airstrikes on residential blocks around the hospital killed seven people inside a nearby apartment, including a pregnant woman and her family.
Aerial and artillery strikes resumed on Al-Shifa buildings, causing new casualties among displaced persons and patients. An airstrike hit the Maternity Hospital building inside the complex, causing extensive destruction. Quadcopter drones fired continuously around the hospital.
View full incident →One person was killed and several injured in an airstrike on the immediate surroundings of the complex.
On 17 December, at least 31 people were reportedly killed in Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza city. Three people were reportedly shot and injured inside the hospital compound, and another three persons were shot and injured when they were trying to fetch water near the hospital gate. On 18 December, in the early morning, Al Shifa Hospital was struck again, including the entrance gate and the Surgery Building. Reportedly, the strikes killed five people, including children. At about 10:30, the hospital was struck again where IDPs were sheltering, reportedly killing 26 Palestinians and injuring others.
Shelling hit the hospital courtyards, destroying the remaining ambulances and damaging recently restored medical equipment. A military cordon around the hospital prevented wounded people nearby from reaching care.
View full incident →Israeli aircraft struck an ambulance near Al-Shifa Hospital right after the truce ended, killing and injuring paramedics.
View full incident →in a 24 hours time lapse, residential buildings near the Indonesian Hospital and AL-Shifa Hospital, were hit, reportedly by airstrikes.
Clinics operated by Médecins Sans Frontières in the immediate vicinity of the complex were directly targeted.
All roads within about 1 km of the hospital, including Al-Wahda Street, were reportedly bulldozed, and surrounding homes, pharmacies and a fuel station were destroyed.
On 15 November, Israeli troops, including tanks, entered Shifa hospital compound in Gaza city and reportedly took control of several sections, searched them and interrogated people.
Israeli operations at Shifa Hospital continued on 20 November for the fifth consecutive day. Nineteen health workers and 259 patients remain in Shifa, according to MoH in Gaza, as of 19 November, facing critical shortages of power, water, and medical supplies. This includes two people in intensive care, 22 dialysis patients, 32 stretcher patients, and 27 patients with spinal injuries, who will be prioritized for the next evacuation. The hospital is no longer operational and is not admitting new patients.
Prior to the Israeli military raid into the Shifa hospital compound, according to the MoH in Gaza, bombardments hit and damaged parts of it, including the specialized surgeries department, the coronary care division, and a warehouse. After the troops entered, patients, staff and IDPs were reporteldy relocated within the compound.
In the past 24 hours, bombardments and clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian armed groups around Shifa hospital continued. People in and near the hospital, including a technical worker, a patient and IDPs, have reportedly been shot by snipers. The ICU facility, the maternity ward, and the top floor of the surgery building, were hit and damaged A fire broke near the department treating patients with kidney disorders
In the past 24 hours, bombardments and clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian armed groups around Shifa hospital continued. People in and near the hospital, including a technical worker, a patient and IDPs, have reportedly been shot by snipers. The ICU facility, the maternity ward, and the top floor of the surgery building, were hit and damaged A fire broke near the department treating patients with kidney disorders
The MoH in Gaza stated that, between 11 November and 16 November, 40 patients, including 3 premature babies, have died in Shifa Hospital due to lack of electricity. On 16 November, a patient who suffered from kidney failure died because dialysis machines at Shifa had stopped working.
On 11 November, the Director of Shifa hospital was cited in the media as stating that there was no more food, water or electricity. A patient in the Intesive Care Unit and two incubated babies reportedly died as their life support machines shut down due to absence of electricity. It is estimated that 15,000 people are still sheltering within Shifa Hospital.
Israeli forces first cut off fuel and power to Al-Shifa on 11 November, causing the deaths of patients including premature babies whose life support stopped working. Snipers were reported around the hospital, shooting at people trying to flee. On 15 November, troops and tanks formally entered and raided the compound, searching sections and interrogating people. The operation continued for at least 8 consecutive days. By 18 November, the hospital was fully non-operational. A mass grave was dug inside the compound for 179 bodies that could not be removed. Premature babies were eventually evacuated on 19 November, though 5 had already died. The hospital director and paramedics were arrested.
In the early hours of the mourning, a civilian sheltering in the hospital compound was injured by a munition fragment.
Remnants of munitions appear to show a tail for a 120mm high-explosive Israeli tank shell, the aftermath of the targeting shows two large holes in a wall of the hospital, and part of a ceiling collapsed.
A video shows structural damage to the roof of a shelter in the hospital and people including injured children on the floor.
Since 9 November afternoon, Israeli bombardments around hospitals in the north intensified. The vicinity of Shifa hospital was hit five times during this period, with at least seven fatalities reported, along with damage to the maternity ward.
An ICRC convoy delivering medical supplies to hospitals including Al-Shifa came under fire.
View full incident →A reconnaissance drone directly struck solar panels at Al-Shifa Hospital, killing one person and injuring several others. Dozens of illumination flares were dropped over the hospital.
The fifth floor of the Al-Quds Building inside Al-Shifa Complex, which housed thousands of patients and displaced people, was shelled. The row for 7 Nov reports one woman killed when the Al-Quds Building was hit.
Renewed heavy airstrikes hit the immediate surroundings of the hospital, cutting off access and supplies to thousands of displaced people in the hospital grounds.
View full incident →On the afternoon of 3 November, a convoy of ambulances evacuating patients from Shifa hospital in Gaza city to the Rafah crossing with Egypt, was struck three times in the vicinity of the hospital. Initial reports indicate that at least 13 people were killed and 26 injured.
Israeli aircraft targeted solar panels installed on the roofs of residential and commercial buildings around Al-Shifa Hospital, disrupting the hospital's electricity supply.
View full incident →The immediate surroundings of Al-Shifa, Al-Quds and Indonesian hospitals were intensely shelled at the same time, causing material damage to medical buildings.
View full incident →On 28 and 29 October, the vicinities of Shifa hospital in Gaza city reportedly bombarded, causing damage.
The Israeli military publicly alleged that 'command centers' existed beneath Al-Shifa, which the source reads as a threat to strike the hospital. UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric responded that the UN does not run the hospital and has no connection to the claims.
View full incident →Renewed intense airstrikes targeted the immediate vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital, cutting off supply routes. More than 50,000 displaced people were reportedly inside the complex.
View full incident →Intensive airstrikes ('fire belt') targeted multiple houses in the immediate vicinity of the hospital, with many injured and killed arriving at the same time. The source also reports the use of very heavy bombs around Al-Shifa.
View full incident →Intense airstrikes targeted residential apartments in the immediate vicinity of the hospital. Intensive care was relying only on generators.
View full incident →A renewed Israeli demand called for the evacuation of 20 hospitals in northern Gaza, including Al-Shifa. About 30,000 displaced people were reportedly sheltering in and around the complex.
View full incident →The Israeli military issued evacuation warnings to 24 hospitals across the Gaza Strip, including Al-Shifa Hospital.
Israeli airstrikes targeted a house in the immediate vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital; the injured were carried on foot and by stretcher to the emergency department.
View full incident →Warning leaflets were dropped over Al-Shifa Medical Complex and its surroundings, demanding that displaced persons and staff evacuate immediately under threat of shelling. On 14 October, evacuation was ordered for several hospitals in Gaza City and northern Gaza. Medical teams declared they would not evacuate.
View full incident →Intense shelling around the hospital blocked access routes, preventing the transfer of critical cases (e.g. neurosurgery) from other hospitals.
View full incident →Israeli aircraft destroyed the Al-Badrasawi building near Al-Shifa Hospital.
View full incident →📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
According to the MoH, reaching Al-Shifa, Al-Quds and Al-Helou hospitals became extremely dangerous due to military operations in their vicinity.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A missile strike hit in front of the main gate, blocking entry and exit.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Dr. Abu Salmiya warned of a catastrophe after military orders to evacuate all hospitals in Gaza City.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The source has a strike on a journalists' tent next to the hospital that killed 6 journalists (dated '6/12/2023 | Day 92') and 'renewed direct shelling of Al-Shifa's gate' on 10/8/2025.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Dr. Ziad Al-Dalo, deputy director of Internal Medicine, was detained at Al-Shifa on 18 Mar 2024 and reportedly died in Israeli detention.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The MoH announced a new mass grave at Al-Shifa (8 May), a third grave with more than 49 bodies (9 May) and a total of 80 bodies in 3 mass graves in the courtyards, plus decomposed remains inside the wards (11 May).
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh (50), head of the orthopaedic department at Al-Shifa, died in Israeli detention; his body has not been returned. Ismail Abdel Bari Rajab Khader (33) also died in detention.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A mother and her six children were killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home near the hospital.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A house near Al-Shifa was bombed, killing 30 people from the Sheikha and Abu Hasira families. Rescue teams were blocked from reaching the site.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On 18 March 2024, Israeli forces entered Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, the largest hospital in Gaza. Israeli forces said Hamas had regrouped there. The operation lasted 14 days and ended on 1 April 2024 when Israeli forces withdrew.During the operation, heavy fighting took place inside and around the hospital. Medical staff and patients were locked in one building with no food, clean water, or working toilet. Civil defense teams were blocked from entering to help the wounded.When Israeli forces left on 1 April, the hospital was completely destroyed and can no longer function as a hospital.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Fire erupted at the entrance to the surgeries department building, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
During the two weeks raid on Al-Shifa hospital,WHO reported 21 patients died after being moved multiple times and held without medical care.16 ICU patients died after being forcibly relcoated as staff no longer had the equipment to treat them.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
According to Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, the Israeli army bombed the (HR) Development Building in Al-Shifa, killing five displaced civilians.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Seven bodies were recovered after an Israeli strike on the western side of Al-Shifa Medical Complex.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Al-Araby TV filmed Israeli smoke bombs and artillery shelling around Al-Shifa Hospital.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
One person was killed and several injured by Israeli fire on a building inside the complex (5 Feb). On 6 Feb, buildings and courtyards were reportedly bombarded again, with deaths and injuries.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Violent clashes and intense artillery shelling broke out in the immediate vicinity of the complex, causing panic among thousands of displaced people in the courtyards.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Very intense airstrikes on residential blocks around the hospital killed seven people inside a nearby apartment, including a pregnant woman and her family.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Aerial and artillery strikes resumed on Al-Shifa buildings, causing new casualties among displaced persons and patients. An airstrike hit the Maternity Hospital building inside the complex, causing extensive destruction. Quadcopter drones fired continuously around the hospital.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
One person was killed and several injured in an airstrike on the immediate surroundings of the complex.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On 17 December, at least 31 people were reportedly killed in Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza city. Three people were reportedly shot and injured inside the hospital compound, and another three persons were shot and injured when they were trying to fetch water near the hospital gate. On 18 December, in the early morning, Al Shifa Hospital was struck again, including the entrance gate and the Surgery Building. Reportedly, the strikes killed five people, including children. At about 10:30, the hospital was struck again where IDPs were sheltering, reportedly killing 26 Palestinians and injuring others.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Shelling hit the hospital courtyards, destroying the remaining ambulances and damaging recently restored medical equipment. A military cordon around the hospital prevented wounded people nearby from reaching care.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Israeli aircraft struck an ambulance near Al-Shifa Hospital right after the truce ended, killing and injuring paramedics.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
in a 24 hours time lapse, residential buildings near the Indonesian Hospital and AL-Shifa Hospital, were hit, reportedly by airstrikes.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Clinics operated by Médecins Sans Frontières in the immediate vicinity of the complex were directly targeted.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
All roads within about 1 km of the hospital, including Al-Wahda Street, were reportedly bulldozed, and surrounding homes, pharmacies and a fuel station were destroyed.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On 15 November, Israeli troops, including tanks, entered Shifa hospital compound in Gaza city and reportedly took control of several sections, searched them and interrogated people.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Israeli operations at Shifa Hospital continued on 20 November for the fifth consecutive day. Nineteen health workers and 259 patients remain in Shifa, according to MoH in Gaza, as of 19 November, facing critical shortages of power, water, and medical supplies. This includes two people in intensive care, 22 dialysis patients, 32 stretcher patients, and 27 patients with spinal injuries, who will be prioritized for the next evacuation. The hospital is no longer operational and is not admitting new patients.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Prior to the Israeli military raid into the Shifa hospital compound, according to the MoH in Gaza, bombardments hit and damaged parts of it, including the specialized surgeries department, the coronary care division, and a warehouse. After the troops entered, patients, staff and IDPs were reporteldy relocated within the compound.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
In the past 24 hours, bombardments and clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian armed groups around Shifa hospital continued. People in and near the hospital, including a technical worker, a patient and IDPs, have reportedly been shot by snipers. The ICU facility, the maternity ward, and the top floor of the surgery building, were hit and damaged A fire broke near the department treating patients with kidney disorders
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
In the past 24 hours, bombardments and clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian armed groups around Shifa hospital continued. People in and near the hospital, including a technical worker, a patient and IDPs, have reportedly been shot by snipers. The ICU facility, the maternity ward, and the top floor of the surgery building, were hit and damaged A fire broke near the department treating patients with kidney disorders
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The MoH in Gaza stated that, between 11 November and 16 November, 40 patients, including 3 premature babies, have died in Shifa Hospital due to lack of electricity. On 16 November, a patient who suffered from kidney failure died because dialysis machines at Shifa had stopped working.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On 11 November, the Director of Shifa hospital was cited in the media as stating that there was no more food, water or electricity. A patient in the Intesive Care Unit and two incubated babies reportedly died as their life support machines shut down due to absence of electricity. It is estimated that 15,000 people are still sheltering within Shifa Hospital.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Israeli forces first cut off fuel and power to Al-Shifa on 11 November, causing the deaths of patients including premature babies whose life support stopped working. Snipers were reported around the hospital, shooting at people trying to flee. On 15 November, troops and tanks formally entered and raided the compound, searching sections and interrogating people. The operation continued for at least 8 consecutive days. By 18 November, the hospital was fully non-operational. A mass grave was dug inside the compound for 179 bodies that could not be removed. Premature babies were eventually evacuated on 19 November, though 5 had already died. The hospital director and paramedics were arrested.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza

In the early hours of the mourning, a civilian sheltering in the hospital compound was injured by a munition fragment.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza

Remnants of munitions appear to show a tail for a 120mm high-explosive Israeli tank shell, the aftermath of the targeting shows two large holes in a wall of the hospital, and part of a ceiling collapsed.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A video shows structural damage to the roof of a shelter in the hospital and people including injured children on the floor.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Since 9 November afternoon, Israeli bombardments around hospitals in the north intensified. The vicinity of Shifa hospital was hit five times during this period, with at least seven fatalities reported, along with damage to the maternity ward.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
An ICRC convoy delivering medical supplies to hospitals including Al-Shifa came under fire.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A reconnaissance drone directly struck solar panels at Al-Shifa Hospital, killing one person and injuring several others. Dozens of illumination flares were dropped over the hospital.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The fifth floor of the Al-Quds Building inside Al-Shifa Complex, which housed thousands of patients and displaced people, was shelled. The row for 7 Nov reports one woman killed when the Al-Quds Building was hit.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Renewed heavy airstrikes hit the immediate surroundings of the hospital, cutting off access and supplies to thousands of displaced people in the hospital grounds.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On the afternoon of 3 November, a convoy of ambulances evacuating patients from Shifa hospital in Gaza city to the Rafah crossing with Egypt, was struck three times in the vicinity of the hospital. Initial reports indicate that at least 13 people were killed and 26 injured.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Israeli aircraft targeted solar panels installed on the roofs of residential and commercial buildings around Al-Shifa Hospital, disrupting the hospital's electricity supply.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The immediate surroundings of Al-Shifa, Al-Quds and Indonesian hospitals were intensely shelled at the same time, causing material damage to medical buildings.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
On 28 and 29 October, the vicinities of Shifa hospital in Gaza city reportedly bombarded, causing damage.
📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The Israeli military publicly alleged that 'command centers' existed beneath Al-Shifa, which the source reads as a threat to strike the hospital. UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric responded that the UN does not run the hospital and has no connection to the claims.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Renewed intense airstrikes targeted the immediate vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital, cutting off supply routes. More than 50,000 displaced people were reportedly inside the complex.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Intensive airstrikes ('fire belt') targeted multiple houses in the immediate vicinity of the hospital, with many injured and killed arriving at the same time. The source also reports the use of very heavy bombs around Al-Shifa.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Intense airstrikes targeted residential apartments in the immediate vicinity of the hospital. Intensive care was relying only on generators.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
A renewed Israeli demand called for the evacuation of 20 hospitals in northern Gaza, including Al-Shifa. About 30,000 displaced people were reportedly sheltering in and around the complex.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
The Israeli military issued evacuation warnings to 24 hospitals across the Gaza Strip, including Al-Shifa Hospital.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Israeli airstrikes targeted a house in the immediate vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital; the injured were carried on foot and by stretcher to the emergency department.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Warning leaflets were dropped over Al-Shifa Medical Complex and its surroundings, demanding that displaced persons and staff evacuate immediately under threat of shelling. On 14 October, evacuation was ordered for several hospitals in Gaza City and northern Gaza. Medical teams declared they would not evacuate.
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📍 Al-Shifa Medical Complex — Gaza City, Gaza
Intense shelling around the hospital blocked access routes, preventing the transfer of critical cases (e.g. neurosurgery) from other hospitals.
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