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After two weeks of tight siege, the Israeli army has pulled out of Al-Shifa Hospital, the oldest and largest medical complex in Gaza, leaving signs of the most ever sadistic and brutal policy of killing utilized by the most villainous occupation in history.
Once the Israeli army pulled out its tanks and soldiers from the place on Monday night, local residents flooded to the site of Al-Shifa Hospital to document the scale of destruction left behind by the uncivilized army.
The footages taken there were horrific and indescribable and revealed all the buildings of al-Shifa Hospital, some were constructed in 1946, were turned into ash, damaged, and reached a condition that no service could ever be given in the meantime.
Not only that, hundreds of residents living in the vicinity of the hospital said they have had their houses bombed and burned as the Israeli army swept the area to prevent any fight-back potential operations from the resistance fighters.
Despite that, daily clashes erupted around the hospital as the Palestinian fighters tried to fend off the sudden Israeli onslaught on the medical center.
What could be more dreadful was the scenes of men, women, and children being executed with dozens of bodies being decomposed and scattered in the hospital’s rooms, yard, and along roads near the hospital.
The spokesperson of Gaza Civil Defense said that they found 300 Palestinians were fatally killed while sheltering in the hospital and the Israeli tanks ran over them.
Residents said there were hundreds of injured people evacuated to the Baptist hospital, in the Middle of Gaza City, as their wounds were sorely rotten because of the soldiers’ ban on immediate treatment of injuries.
According to the spokesperson of the Israeli army, the soldiers also arrested other 900 Palestinians from the hospital.
People who weren’t killed or detained came out of the siege scraggy and bony due to the lack of food and water, which were prohibited by the army during the two weeks long.
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