After the Israeli army issued an immediate evacuation order, the last hospital, where the North Governor provided health services, was suspended, the director of the facility said.
Dr. Mohammed Salha said that the BBC patients were evacuated at Al Ojada Hospital in Bali after Thursday evening “Piege for two weeks.”
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has not yet responded to the investigation.
Efforts continue to secure ceasefire. Hamas said that the White House is “considering thoroughly reviewing the US plan that the White House was” signed “by Israel.
US President Donald Trump said he believed that trading was “very close.” But Hamas said the plan does not meet key demands, including Israel’s devotion to the end of war.
The contract is expected to include a 60 -day suspension in the battle, and Hamas released 28 hostages in the first week and the remaining 30 people were liberated when permanent ceasefire began. More than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners will be released, and humanitarian aid will be sent to go through the United Nations and other institutions.
Gaza’s Hamas Run Health Department said that on Friday that Israel died at least 72 people in the last 24 hours.
Thursday evening, the Israeli army ordered evacuation in the region, including the AL-AWDA Hospital, and said that the IDF had a guaranteed terrorist activity to “expand the attack.”
Dr. Salha said in a voice memo for the BBC: “We are sad to evacuate the hospital, but the Israeli occupied army threatened us that we will enter and kill inside if we do not evacuate.
“Or they will bomb the hospital. We were thinking about the lives of patients and staff.”
Dr. Sala said the hospital faced “many bombings and shooting cases in the tank” from about noon on Thursday (09:00 GMT).
He received a call from the Israeli army to evacuate at about 13 o’clock, and he refused at first because he had a patient who needed health care. He suggested that he would stay with 10 employees and evacuate other employees, but the army refused.
After seven hours of negotiations, evacuation occurred at about 20:30.
Employees moved more than 300 meters (984 feet) by ambulance because the surrounding roads were “completely destroyed.”
The two videos sent by the AL-AWDA Hospital staff to the BBC show the people, and some wear a vest with the name of the hospital, board an ambulance east with an ambulance, wearing a truck in the sunset, and after the dark, Jabalia.
The patient was evacuated to Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Dr. Salha told the BBC that he would provide services through the first health center in the Gaza City, and others could be established in shelters.
The World Health Organization Secretary-General, the World Health Organizus, said that the closure of Al-Awda means that there is no functional hospital in the Governor of North Gaza.
He also demanded civilians and health workers to be protected.
Al-AWDA HOSPITAL said it was inside the evacuation zone announced last week, but still functions.
The IDF told the BBC last week, “It is operated in the area for terrorist targets.” But it said, “I didn’t know the siege of the hospital itself.”
According to the statement of 18 charity organizations on Thursday, the hospital said, “It has been the fourth military siege since October 2023 and hit at least 28 times.”
The emergency room was injured by four employees, and the desalination factory and storage were shocked, causing the loss of all drugs, supply and equipment, the charity said.
The United Nations Humanitarian Organization (OCHA) said that only 61 of the 158 first medical centers were partially or completely functional except for hospitals.
Nine of 27 UN Palestinian refugee institutional health centers were also functioning. OCHA did not report how many centers had in the North Gaza Governor.
Israel began to allow a limited amount of aid to go to go last week.
The scene of chaos came from a group supported by the United States and Israel at the original distribution center run by the Gaza Indian Foundation (GHF).
The United Nations and many aid organizations have refused to cooperate with GHF’s plans, which says that it contradicts humanitarian principles.
Christopher Lockyear, the head of the border -free doctor (MSF), called the plan as “inefficient,” and the most vulnerable people have “virtually no opportunity.”
GHF has distributed six truck loads on Friday and plans to build additional sites, including northern parts, in the next few weeks.
Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza and put pressure on Hamas to release the rest of the hostages, and at least 20 of them were considered to be alive. HAMAS also criticized the aid stealing the tank, and the group refused.
The United Nations condemned plunder on Friday with a large amount of medical support at the field hospital in the center of the center.
Stephane Dujarric, spokesman for the UN Secretary -General António GuterRes, said, “The armed individual,” a “armed individual” plundered “Dodid for the Armed Person,” plundered “aid for ruthless children.”
The UN Humanitarian agency re -warned that the entire population of the Gaza was in danger of famine, accusing that it had prevented everything except everything that helped Israel to enter the territory.
According to the evaluation that was not supported this month, 2.1 million people of Gaza are on the “important danger” of famine. The UN’s humanitarian Tom Fletcher said that the territory’s BBC is being “forced to hunger” by Israel.
On Friday, the error spokesman, Jens Laerke, called Gaza as “a hungry place on the planet.”
Israel is facing international pressure to allow more aid.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that Israel would have to strengthen our group’s position if “no longer” in the next few hours.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel hit social media.
Some protesters in Israel attempted to block trucks that help to enter the Gaza, and one said that the aid should not be allowed until Hamas returns hostage and accepts the armistice of the company in the United States.
Israel started a military campaign in Gaza on October 7, 2023, with a response to Hamas’ border attack, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 were hosted.
According to the Hamas-Run Health Ministry, at least 54,321 people were killed in Gaza, including 4,058 people after Israel resumed the offensive on March 18.
Additional report of Naomi Scherbel-Ball and Alice Cuddy in Jerusalem. Confirmation of Richard Irvine-Brown
