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22 January 2024

Multiple sources within and around Al-Shifa Hospital have reported ongoing bombardment, shelling, and ground clashes for almost an entire day. Journalist Wadea Abu Alsaoud documented shelling and gunfire around the hospital earlier this afternoon.

Two hospital staff (Fahmy Ahed Almedana and Mohammed Saeed) reported on their Instagram Stories that the situation in and around the hospital is very scary. About a two hours ago, Mohammed reported that tanks were very near the hospital, and the IOF was detonating flare bombs very close by. An hour ago, he said the bombing is very, very close to the hospital.

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Source: Wadea Abu Alsaoud, Fahmy Ahed Almedana, and Mohammed Saeed via Stories on Instagram

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14 May 2024

Nurse Mohammed Saeed speaks with a young boy named Oudai at Al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital. Oudai and his father were walking near north Gaza’s agricultural fields in the east when the occupation began shelling them. Oudai was seriously injured and his father was critically injured. They are currently both in recovery.

English subtitles provided by Khaled Yousry

WARNING: Moderately graphic and disturbing!

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عارف 💔.

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3 February 2024

Staff working inside Al-Shifa Hospital say the hospital has been under renewed siege by the IOF for 6 days. This is stated by journalists working in the area and people who live nearby as well.

Most doctors and surgical teams have evacuated, meaning that administering anything more than first aid is practically impossible. Most of the journalists have evacuated as well, meaning the media coverage is limited in Arabic-language sources and nonexistent in English-language sources.

The IOF are sniping displaced people inside the hospital, or shooting them from quadcopters. The dead and dying are scattered around the hospital, and staff cannot move or help them or they will be shot too. IOF bombing continues around the vicinity of the hospital as well, no one is able to enter or leave. Footage from the scene records that the shelling is constant.

The remaining staff continue working despite the danger, treating who they can despite having little electricity and being unable to move within range of windows. Patients are dying from treatable injuries because the hospital no longer has the capacity to help everyone.

Source: Mohammed Saeed on Instagram, Wadea Abu Alsaoud on Instagram, Mohammed Saber Arab on Instagram, Shukri Filfil on Instagram and Telegram

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25 February 2024

Al-Shifa Hospital nurse Mohammed Saeed reports that all lighting and electricity is completely gone. They are operating the Intensive Care Unit in complete darkness.

Source: Mohammed Saeed via Stories on Instagram

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5 February 2024

Al-Shifa Hospital nurse Mohammed Saeed captures journalist Mohammed Saber Arab as he struggles to deliver his work to the rest of the world. Snipers are currently stationed outside Al-Shifa, and have shooting patients and displaced people inside the hospital if they are near windows or doors. Despite this, Mohammed climbs a ladder and stretches to reach a gap in the wall, in hopes that he will be able to find enough signal to transmit his work. He could easily be shot by an IOF sniper while doing this (God forbid), but it is a risk he takes in order to get the truth out.

Source: Mohammed Saeed via Stories on Instagram

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26 July 2024

Nurse Mohammed Saeed reports on his Instagram story that IOF aerial bombardment is occurring very, very close to Al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital

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27 March 2024

“The patients are dying slowly, and we are dying with them.”

Nurse Mohammed Saeed shares a messsge he received from a colleague at Al-Shifa Hospital. The speaker describes the extremely difficult and dangerous conditions under which the occupation keeps them. The IOF is depriving them of food, water, and medications. She says the spread of disease among the staff and wound infection among patients is catastrophic. They are exhausted, miserable, and terrified.

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