Israel surrounds Kamal Adwan hospital, ‘shooting anything that moves’
Israel cut off internet and phone signals in the Gaza Strip as it pummeled areas across the Strip. Israeli forces have surrounded Kamal Adwan hospital in the north, shooting “at anything that moves.” | Key Developments:
● Palestinians were cut off from the internet and phone signals for the fourth time since Israel began bombing the Gaza Strip on October 7.
● 108 Palestinian martyrs were killed and arrived at the Kamal Adwan hospital in north Gaza Tuesday morning. Medical staff warned of an imminent Israeli raid into the hospital and the lack of supplies to perform surgeries, Al-Jazeera reported.
● 400 wounded people traveled through the Rafah crossing to Egypt in order to receive medical treatment on Tuesday, according to the Director General of the Ministry of Health.
● Israeli forces are planning to pump seawater into Gaza’s tunnels to force Hamas out, according to a report by Wall Street Journal, despite the fact that it’s believed some Israeli captives are being held inside them.
● President of the UN General Assembly, Dennis Francis: “I’m deeply alarmed and saddened by the resumption of hostilities in the Middle East.”
● Israel concluded that Hamas spent years planning the surprise attack on October 7, and drew up detailed maps of the military bases and settlements based on information passed by spies.
● Muhammad Yousef Hassan Manasra, 25, was killed and his brother was arrested when Israeli forces stormed the Qalandia refugee camp, on Tuesday.
● The Israeli-controlled municipality of Jerusalem is blocking Palestinian children freed from Israeli prisons as part of the hostage exchange deal, from returning back to school.
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