In 2010; The Beit Hanoun Hospital administration introduced the microbiology department after acquiring all the required equipment and laboratory materials[3].

In 2012: The hospital inaugurated the reception and emergency department[4].

In 2016: The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah, in partnership with the International Red Cross, rehabilitated the hospital[5].

During the 2014 Israeli aggression on Gaza, occupation warplanes targeted the second floor of the Beit Hanun Hospital, causing damage to the pediatric reception building[6], and administrative offices on the third floor. In a subsequent attack during the aggression, occupation tanks fired artillery shells, targeting the hospital with seven direct hits that caused severe damage to the reception, operations, emergency and laboratory departments[7], leading to the hospital complete ceasing work during the ground invasion at the time. About two weeks later, medical staff made efforts to reopen the hospital[8].In the same aggression, occupation forces also targeted the hospital, launching an airstrike on three ambulances, causing injuries among its medical staff[9], including two who were seriously wounded[10].

In January 2018, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced the cessation of health services at the hospital due to the lack of fuel as a result of the blockade and closure policies. In 2019, the hospital stopped providing services for the same reason[11] and stopped performing scheduled operations.

During the May 2021 aggression, occupation forces targeted the vicinity of the hospital with artillery shells, causing damage to the hospital[12].