Sunday 01/June/2025 – 09:58 PM
The Palestinian Red Cross Hospital in Rafah, south of Gaza, which has a capacity of 60 beds, received mass injuries from the Palestinian wounded, which numbered 179, including women and children early in the morning of June.
According to the statement of the International Red Cross: Most of them were injured caused by gunshots or fragments, and 21 of them were announced upon their arrival at the hospital, all of these people were trying to reach a site to distribute aid, and this outcome is the highest in terms of the number of injuries caused by weapons that the hospital receives in one incident since its establishment more than a year ago, and the size of the incident exceeds the hospital’s operational capacity.
The statement continued: The hospital staff dealt with the injured hospital in accordance with our approved medical sorting procedures, and some cases have turned into other medical facilities to receive more treatment, however, this transfer process is a lot of complications due to the damage of a large number of health facilities or stopping them, and the field reality in Gaza shows that civilians were for months to constantly move between areas that were affected by the fierce hostile work, in search of Food and clean water for their families.
The suffering of the Palestinians in Gaza
And Abizaid: The large number of deaths and injuries that the hospital received during a short period of time indicates the growing risks that threaten the lives of civilians, who are struggling to stay for nearly 20 months, in light of unimaginable hostile actions, and this situation is absolutely unacceptable, as the rules of international humanitarian law clearly stipulate the need to allow human support to flow and facilitate it quickly and without
The committee concluded: This is extremely important to ensure the delivery of medical supplies, food, water, health hygiene requirements, and other basic supplies to people who are in need of help, and humanitarian organizations have a record of the distribution of aid effectively and safely and in a way that preserves the dignity of the beneficiaries, and must be allowed to respond widely to the needs, and according to the basic principles of the basic principles represented in Neutrality, lack of bias, and independence. The very limited quantities of aid that arrives in Gaza at the present time do not achieve the minimum to meet the enormous needs, which leads to the escalation of a state of despair among civilians from the possibility of obtaining this aid.
