An announcement by Israel’s defense minister, after months of speculation, came as Israeli forces combed the largest hospital in southern Gaza.
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Four Dead At Nasser Hospital After Outage, Gaza Health Ministry Says
The ministry said four patients at Nasser Medical Complex died from lack of oxygen when generators cut out. The claims could not be independently verified.
Father Chronicles Life in Southern Gaza Hospital After Losing His Son: Video
To dull his heartache, Mustafa Abutaha told stories of people sheltering with him at Nasser hospital; he later fled before the Israeli military closed in. Israeli forces began raiding the medical facility on Thursday.
Russia Hides Its War Toll. We Pieced Together the Clues.
Interviews with wounded Russian soldiers, and with relatives of others, reveal glimpses of what injured veterans can expect when sent home from Ukraine.
Hundreds Flee Nasser Hospital in Gaza After Israel Orders Evacuation
The Israeli military threatened to take action to stop what it called Hamas activity at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis.
Israel Orders Evacuation of Nasser Hospital in Southern Gaza
The Israeli military accused Hamas of operating from Nasser Hospital, but did not provide evidence. Past Israeli orders to evacuate hospitals have preceded military raids.
Fighting Intensifies in Southern Gaza and Its Main City, Khan Younis
“The whole district of Khan Younis is essentially besieged,” a spokeswoman for the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said.
The Growing Private-Sector Involvement in Canadian Public Health Care Systems
Ontario announced plans this week to further expand services offered through privately owned clinics under its health plan.
Palestinians Flee Gaza Hospital Refuge as Fighting Intensifies
Israel and Hamas are battling near a hospital in Khan Younis, near where the military said it had detected mortar fire. About 7,000 people had sought shelter on the hospital grounds, the U.N. said.
In U.K. Town, a New Way of Caring for Older People
An “integrated care center” brings doctors, physiotherapists, social workers and pharmacists under one roof. It won’t solve Britain’s underlying social care crisis — but it could help.