The Hamas Run Health Ministry was killed with several family members due to Gaza City’s Israeli raid strike, according to the Ministry of Health.
The ministry said Dr. Marf Wan Sultan has long been a career in the medical field and criticized “terrible crimes against our medical executives.”
The Israeli army struck “major terrorists” in Hamas in the Gaza City area, and the strike was reviewed and claimed that the “unpohaned civilian” was damaged.
Meanwhile, a strike on one of some other attacks reported by the news agency, Al-Mawasi “Safe Zone”, was killed and others were injured, including children.
The Ministry of Health said that Dr. Sultan’s career is one of the sympathy. “He was a symbol of dedication, firm sincerity and sincerity in the most difficult situations, and most of the moments experienced by our people who are constantly invading.”
Dr. Sultan was a director of Indonesian Hospital, and the United Nations later declared that he did not receive the service from the Ministry of Health after portraying “Israeli attacks and suffering structural damage.” The Israeli army said it is fighting the terrorist infrastructure site in the area.
According to the United Nations, there is no functional hospital for the North.
The Ministry of Health has accused the Israeli army aiming for medical and humanitarian teams.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that “harms unprecedented individuals.”
Hamas said, “We use civilian infrastructure for terrorism, systematically violating international law and using civilian population as human shields.”
But Dr. Sultan’s daughter Lubna Al-Sultan said, “The F-16 missiles have made their room exactly the goal.”
“All the rooms in the house were not damaged except for the missiles. My father was martyred,” she told the Associated Press.
She said, “It has nothing to do with exercise or anything else and fear patients throughout the war.”
The Ministry of Health and Health said at least 139 people died of Israeli military operations 24 hours before Wednesday.
In the Almawashi area of Khan Younis, at least five people died and other people, including children, were hit by tents that were injured in Israel’s strike, the news agency reported.
The families of the murdered people said they were in the local time (22:40 BST) while sleeping.
Tamam Abu Rizq told AFP, “I shook the place like an earthquake.” “I went out and burned the tent,” she said.
The United Nations was declared as “safe zone” by the Israeli army according to the Israeli military district or the evacuation order.
“They thought it was a safe area and they died … What did they do?” MAHA Abu Rizq said.
In this site, a man surrounded the chaos of destruction and personal objects, and asked a diaper pack and asked: “Is this a weapon?”
AFP’s video shows that many people move their blood to their arms in a car in front of Nasser Hospital near Khan Yunis. Inside the hospital, children are crying as doctors heal their wounds.
Women cry out their relatives at the funeral of the hospital in other AFP images.
“Anyone in any religion must take action and say. Stop this war!” Ekram Al-Akhras, who lost his cousins in one of the strikes, said.
In Gaza City, another four people of the same family hit home in the Israeli raid, the news agency reported.
According to the Palestinian News Outlet Wafa, four were Ahmed Ayyad Zeno, his wife Ayat Zeno and their daughters Zahra Zeno and Zahra Zeno.
The BBC contacted the IDF and presented opinions on the two events.
Rachel Cummings, who works with Save the Children, told reporters that he wants to die in order to “dies” in a recent death of a mother or father, or with food and water in a children -friendly space of a charity.
This week, the heat waves spread throughout the UK and Europe, making the temperature accounted for 30c in Gaza.
The displaced people in the tent said they are struggling to stay cool without electricity and fans and to be almost inaccessible to water.
Reda Abu Hadayed said that the children could not sleep, saying that the fever could not be explained.
“They cry all day until sunset and when the temperature drops a little, they are sleeping,” she said. “When the morning comes, they start crying again.”
Israel met to blow up the Gaza and to negotiate a potential ceasefire proposal to control the entry and distribution of humanitarian aid.
Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 to hostage.
Since then, Israel’s military offensive in Gaza has killed more than 57,000 people, including more than 15,000 children.
