In recent developments, Israel’s relentless aggression in Gaza has reached alarming levels, with reports emerging of targeted strikes on healthcare facilities, including the largest hospital in the region, al-Shifa.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has been forced to cancel its al-Shifa mission due to escalating threats from Israel, which has openly threatened to blow up Gaza’s largest hospital. This move has sparked outrage and condemnation from the international community.

In addition to targeting healthcare infrastructure, Israel has also launched strikes on Hezbollah positions, escalating tensions further in the region. The use of helicopter attacks underscores the severity of the situation and the potential for further escalation.

Amidst the chaos, a survey reveals that most Palestinians would choose to remain in Gaza in the event of a potential invasion of Rafah. However, concerns are mounting over potential extrajudicial executions at al-Shifa Hospital, as reported by human rights groups.

Despite mounting pressure, including warnings from international leaders such as US Secretary of State Blinken and former UK Prime Minister Cameron, Israel continues its aggressive stance. Cameron has criticized the Israeli government for arbitrary denials blocking much-needed aid to Gaza.

The targeting of healthcare facilities is not only a violation of international humanitarian law but also exacerbates an already dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Immediate action must be taken to hold Israel accountable and ensure the protection of civilian lives and infrastructure in Gaza.