The Archbishop of Canterbury has stated the folks of Gaza are dealing with disaster after Israeli rocket fireplace struck hospitals in a single day.
In an announcement posted to X Justin Welby stated: “Hospitals and patients in Gaza are in grave danger. The seriously ill and injured patients at the Anglican-run Ahli Hospital – and other healthcare facilities in northern Gaza – cannot be safely evacuated.
“They are running low on medical supplies. They are facing catastrophe.
Palestinian children wounded in Israeli strikes are brought to Shifa Hospital in Gaza City
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“The Ahli Hospital was hit by Israeli rocket fire last night, with four staff injured in the blast. Other hospitals have also been hit.
“I appeal for the evacuation order on hospitals in northern Gaza to be reversed – and for health facilities, health workers, patients and civilians to be protected.
“The evil and barbaric terror attacks on Israelis by Hamas were a blasphemous outrage. But the civilians of Gaza are not responsible for the crimes of Hamas.”
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He completed: “Please continue to pray for all innocent people, Israeli and Palestinian, who are caught up in the terrible violence in the Holy Land.”
It got here the day after the Archbishop of Canterbury requested for a Gaza humanitarian hall as hundreds marched in London to Free Palestine.
Justin Welby stated in an announcement: “I plead that the sins of Hamas are not borne by the citizens of Gaza, who themselves have faced such suffering over many decades.
“The price of evil cannot be paid by the innocent. Civilians cannot bear the costs of terrorists.”
It comes because the IDF confirmed 126 Israeli hostages have been being held by Hamas in Gaza following the group’s assault that left 1,300 folks lifeless final weekend.
Meanwhile, Israel stated it was making ready to “expand the offensive” on Gaza by implementing a “wide range of offensive operational plans” together with a “joint and coordinated attack from the air, sea and land.”
On Saturday, the Israeli army stated Ali Qadhi, an organization commander within the so-called Nukhba unit, was killed in a drone strike on Saturday.
“Air Force aircraft, under the intelligence guidance of the Shin Bet and Amman, killed Ali Kachi, a commander in the Najaba force of the terrorist organization Hamas, who led a terrorist attack in the settlements surrounding Gaza last weekend,” the Israeli airforce stated.
