Last night was tragic and witnessed the heaviest bombing

Health Minister Mai Al-Kaila said that the Israeli occupation is killing every hope of survival for the wounded and those trapped under the rubble every day due to its barbaric aggression against the Gaza Strip for the 22nd day, after a complete cut off from the outside world.

Minister Al-Kaila stated, in a press statement issued today, Saturday, that many massacres were committed by the Israeli violence machine against our people in the Gaza Strip last night, under a complete loss of electricity and communications, which hindered the arrival of ambulance and rescue crews to the bombing sites, and completely obstructed the communication of medical teams and hospitals. And ambulance centers among them.

She explained that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is more difficult than description, as since the beginning of the Israeli aggression on the seventh of this month, more than 7,300 citizens have been martyred, including about 70% of children, women, and the elderly, in addition to the injury of about 19,000, and thousands are still injured. Under the rubble.

She pointed out that “what is happening in Gaza is genocide, as the occupation kills citizens and health teams, destroys and bombs treatment centers and ambulances, prevents the fuel needed for hospitals to operate, prevents the entry of urgent health supplies, prevents the wounded and sick from leaving the Strip for treatment, and also prevents the entry of medical teams.” On top of that, he escalated his aggression to completely separate the sector from the world by cutting off all lines of communication.”

The Minister stressed that the Palestinian Ministry of Health has appealed - since the beginning of the Israeli aggression - to all countries, institutions and international organizations to save our people in the Gaza Strip and increase solidarity and international pressure to stop the aggression carried out by the occupation against humanity, and to allow the immediate entry of health support in all its forms into the Strip.

Al-Kaila stated, “Citizens sheltering in shelter centers and schools suffer from the rapid spread of disease infections, lack clean water, and are greatly overcrowded, in very poor sanitary conditions, and all of this is on top of the woes they suffer as a result of the occupation forcing them to displace, bombing their homes, and killing and wounding them.” "Their families."