Thank you Amnesty International Amnesty International USA منظمة العفو الدولية for the urgent campaign calling for the release of my cousin Dr Khaled Alser who was abducted by IOF from Nasser Hospital while on duty working as the only surgeon in the hospital. As his family we don’t know if he’s still alive

Bombing hospitals is a war crime. Everywhere.

The Israeli blockade of Gaza means hospitals STILL don’t have enough fuel. This is putting patients at heightened risk of infection, including pregnant women undergoing emergency surgery.

Horrific scenes. Multiple Israeli air strikes have massacred families sheltering in tents in Al Mawasi, the so-called ‘safe zone’. The few remaining hospitals are completely overwhelmed with the hundreds of injured. We received this update from Nasser Hospital.

Over the weekend, Israeli air strikes hit families in tents, a food kitchen, a water point, a prayer site and a school shelter. Israeli forces killed over 140 people, including 3 Palestinian Civil Defense staff who were reportedly targeted when they arrived at the scene to help.

A nurse in Gaza writes to us of ‘daily massacres’ as the British Foreign Secretary shakes hands with the man responsible.

It has been an horrific weekend in Gaza with scores of killed and hundreds of injured people reaching the hospitals after multiple massacres. We are getting heartbreaking updates from colleagues across Gaza as Israeli forces continue to commit mass slaughter with impunity.

Israeli forces have just carried out another massacre in front of Al Qahera School. This follows EIGHT DEADLY ATTACKS ON SCHOOL SHELTERS IN TEN DAYS. This frenzied killing spree brings the total number of people killed while sheltering in UNWRA facilities since Oct to 539.

As Israel’s forced evacuation orders bring a fresh wave of terror to large swathes of Gaza, a nurse describes an Israeli attack on a tent used by journalists just outside Al Aqsa hospital. A political analyst and a writer have both been killed.

A child with life-altering injuries inflicted during the Nuseirat massacre has been discharged from hospital, 6 weeks after Israel's attack which killed 276 and injured over 698. This child may still lose their leg and will suffer life-long consequences from their head injury.

This child should be drinking their bottle cradled safely in their parent’s arms, not lying injured and alone in an overwhelmed hospital, the victim of yet another brutal attack by Israeli forces.

‘It’s seriously fucked and the world is going to be watching the Olympics for two weeks and I’m really worried that it’s all going to go unnoticed.’ Israel’s latest forced displacement order in Gaza sows more misery.

Children have been the overwhelming victims of Israel’s military campaign. As well as over 14,000 children killed, tens of thousands have been maimed for life. This child is currently fighting for his life in ICU, with one side of his little body now paralyzed from his injury.

“You don’t get to ignore all the people killed every single day for ten fucking months and just go on with your life.” Despite slipping off the international news agenda, Israel’s military continues its brutal campaign against the people of Gaza.

As the US announces it will send a further $3.5bn to Israel for weapons and military equipment, a doctor describes the carnage resulting from Israel’s latest atrocity crime.

“Israel IS targeting children.... Nobody who has been in Gaza doubts this. The evidence is overwhelming.” A message from a doctor volunteering in Gaza describing the killing of a child who was shot through the chest.

The Israeli military has issued forced displacement orders in the vicinity of Al Aqsa hospital which have led to terror and chaos. Healthcare workers still inside reflect on the impact on the last functioning hospital in Gaza’s middle area.

BREAKING: new Human Rights Watch report on the horrific torture of Palestinian healthcare workers in Israeli detention. Governments should support 'efforts to address Israeli abuses against Palestinian detainees and hold those responsible to account'. hrw.org/news/2024/08/2…