Galadima slams Jandor’s return, says SDP is APC’s branch

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    Israeli airstrikes: Scores of injured overwhelm Gaza hospitals

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    Gaza medics and health authorities said on Tuesday that Israel’s sudden onslaught of air strikes overnight overwhelmed Gaza hospitals already reeling from weeks of an aid blockade, as ambulances ferried in hundreds of badly injured survivors.

    It was reported that rescue workers were running with stretchers across smoking debris, ambulances rushing to hospitals, a morgue full of bloodied bodies in white bags, and casualties lying outside while relatives mourned the dead.

    Speaking to reporters, Mohammad Qishta, a Medicins Sans Frontieres emergency doctor working at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, said they had received at least 400 cases in less than two hours.

    “There were some serious cases such as third degree burns on the face, amputations, wounds on the head, wounds on the chest,” he said.

    Gaza health authorities issued an urgent statement on Tuesday asking residents to donate blood, saying stocks of different blood types had been exhausted.

    Gaza’s health system was devastated by Israel’s 15-month military campaign, launched in response to the October 7 attack by Hamas in 2023, putting many of the territory’s hospitals out of action, killing medics and reducing crucial supplies.

    Although a ceasefire came into effect in January, talks to transition to a second phase of the agreement stalled in February.

    Israel had announced that it was cutting off all aid, including medical supplies, into Gaza on March 2 over a dispute with Hamas on the next phase of the deal.

    Tuesday morning’s airstrikes, which Palestinian health authorities said killed more than 400 people, took place across the tiny, crowded Gaza Strip where the war has left most people homeless.

    Israel said it was resuming airstrikes in response to Hamas’ rejection of its proposals for extending the ceasefire.

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