Gaza: Child dies in incubator and extra in danger as energy runs out at al Shifa hospital, Palestinian officers say

A new child child has died and dozens extra are in danger at Gaza's largest hospital after it ran out of energy, Palestinian officers have mentioned.

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Israeli troops have been closing in on al Shifa hospital in Gaza City, which Israel says is a command centre for the Hamas militant group.

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Fighting close to the hospital and different areas of northern Gaza has been intensifying and provides have run out.

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A spokesperson for the Palestinian well being ministry in Gaza mentioned the new child child died in an incubator after the final generator ran out of gas.

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The hospital has needed to droop all operations, spokesperson Ashraf al Qidra mentioned.

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According to the overall director of hospitals in Gaza, dozens extra infants are in danger.

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"There are 39 infants now in the neonatal intensive care unit, one of them died moments ago and the rest are fighting death," Dr Mohammad Zaqout mentioned.

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"There are also 40 wounded in the intensive care unit, we lost one of them in the first hour of power outage.

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"No one can enter or go away the Shifa hospital, due to this fact the injured folks outdoors the hospital will not discover a place to be handled in."

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The facility nonetheless hosts hundreds of sufferers in addition to individuals who have sought shelter there in latest weeks.

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has mentioned the duty for any hurt to civilians in Gaza lies with Hamas.

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He repeated allegations that the militant group makes use of civilians as human shields.

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Staff on the hospital deny Israel's declare that the Hamas command centre is situated beneath the advanced.

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Patients have 'began to die'

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Mohammed Abu Selmia, director of al Shifa hospital mentioned: "There is no electricity. Medical devices stopped. Patients, especially those in intensive care, started to die."

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Speaking by cellphone over the sound of gunfire and explosions, he added that Israeli troops are "shooting at anyone outside or inside the hospital" and have prevented motion between the buildings within the compound.

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But the previous Israeli ambassador to the UK Mark Regev solid doubt on the accuracy of reviews from hospital docs, saying: "Ultimately, the hospital has been turned into a military site. There is Hamas's key command and control, and from there, there is a network of tunnels going literally for kilometre after kilometre after kilometre underground as part of their subterranean terror machine"

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When questioned why Israel had not launched proof of Hamas utilizing the hospital as a navy base, Mr Regev mentioned it could be forthcoming.

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"We saw the sort of brutality that they were capable of on 7 October when they invaded my country and massacred our people in the most brutal way. So no one should be surprised that they have any qualms whatsoever.

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"Hamas leaders speak about sacrificing actually tens of hundreds, if not tons of of hundreds of Palestinian civilians for his or her loopy trigger.

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"When they're gone, when we've defeated them and they're no longer ruling Gaza and their military machine has been destroyed, ultimately the people of Gaza will be better off.

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"Hamas has been operating the Gaza strip for sixteen years. What have they acquired to point out for it? What have the folks of Gaza obtained from Hamas? Bloodshed, distress, impoverishment?"

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On Friday, Gaza officials said one person was killed and several were wounded after missiles landed in a courtyard of al Shifa hospital.

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Israel's military later said that a misfired projectile launched by Palestinian militants in Gaza had hit the hospital.

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Israel is urging civilians to leave combat zones and has agreed to brief evacuation windows to allow civilians to flee to southern Gaza.

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However, Mr Netanyahu said: "Hamas is doing every little thing it could to stop them from leaving".

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So far, greater than 150,000 civilians have fled the north, in accordance with UN screens. Although tens of hundreds stay - many sheltering at hospitals and UN amenities.

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Israel's allies have backed the nation's proper to defend itself since Hamas militants carried out a deadly rampage in southern Israel on 7 October, however strain is rising on Israel to do extra to guard Palestinian civilians.

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On Friday, French President Emmanuel Macron called for a humanitarian ceasefire.

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Speaking to the BBC, Mr Macron mentioned France "clearly condemns" the "terrorist" actions of Hamas, and recognises Israel's proper to guard itself, however mentioned "we do urge them to stop this bombing" in Gaza.

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"De facto, today civilians are bombed, de facto, there's babies, there's ladies, there's old people are bombed and killed," he mentioned.

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"There is no reason for that and no legitimacy. So we do urge Israel to stop."

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Meanwhile, tons of of hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators are marching through London today.

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