Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Condemns Destruction of Palestinian-Turkish Friendship Hospital as War Crime
The destruction of the Palestinian-Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza by the Israeli army has sparked outrage and condemnation from the Palestinian Foreign Ministry. The Ministry stated that this attack on hospitals and health centers in Gaza is part of a larger policy aimed at destroying and oppressing the Palestinian people.
The silence of the international community has been criticized, with many urging for immediate action to stop Israel’s attacks and protect the rights of Palestinians. It has been called for effective international intervention to prevent further violence and ensure the safety and well-being of the Palestinian people.
It has come to light that the Israeli army used the hospital as a base during their recent land invasion of Gaza. Military vehicles were deployed into the hospital, and Israeli soldiers even shared images of the medical equipment on social media, sparking further outrage.
The Palestinian-Turkey Friendship Hospital, constructed by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency, was a vital healthcare facility in Gaza with 8 blocks, 4 operating rooms, intensive care units, laboratories, and 180 rooms. Its destruction represents a significant loss for the people of Gaza and highlights the ongoing suffering and injustice faced by Palestinians.
The international community must act swiftly to hold those responsible for these attacks accountable and work towards a lasting peace that respects the rights and dignity of all people in the region.
