The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the occupation army committed a new “horrific massacre” today after it bombed a residential neighborhood adjacent to the Indonesian Hospital in Jabalia, north of Gaza, leaving dozens of martyrs and wounded.
The Ministry indicated that there were 100 martyrs, according to a preliminary toll, stressing that the number may be the largest and may be close to the number of victims of the Baptist Hospital massacre, because the area that was bombed was “densely populated.”
In an interview with Al Jazeera, the Ministry's spokesman described the situation in the hospital as "extremely catastrophic."
The director of the Indonesian hospital also said that the victims suffered burns and deformities that show that the occupation used “internationally prohibited weapons” in the bombing, noting that the hospital will stop working completely tomorrow evening due to a lack of fuel.
For his part, the Civil Defense spokesman in Gaza said that what Jabalia witnessed was not the first massacre committed by the occupation against civilians in the Strip, noting that there were a number of citizens on the ground who were martyred and wounded.
He stressed that the Civil Defense is trying, with our simple and limited capabilities, to retrieve the wounded and save them.
