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The platform "Documenting the Targeting and Destruction of the Health Sector in the Gaza Strip" presents accurate and detailed information about the Israeli assault on health during the genocidal war. This includes data on the attacks on healthcare facilities and health workers who have been killed, abducted, tortured, and maimed by Israeli forces during the genocide, and relevant statements by international organizations and healthcare institutions. These are complemented by original analysis by researchers and authors covering a range of issues in the targeting of the health sector, through which Israeli occupation forces have created a "war biosphere". Read more
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Martyred alongside family members
Dr. Ahmad Hammoudeh was martyred alongside twelve members of his family, including Dr. Mohammed Hammoudeh, as a result of an aristrike on their home in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.
Martyred in a strike in Khan Yunis
He was martyred as a result of a strike by occupation forces in Khan Yunis.
Martyrdom of Dr. Iyad al-Rantisi
The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz announced that Dr. Iyad al-Rantisi had died in an interrogation center in the city of Askalan, six days after his abduction. The announcement came on June 18, 2024, around 7 months following his martyrdom.
Abduction of Dr. Iyad al-Rantisi
Dr. Iyad al-Rantisi was abducted at Netzarim checkpoint after the occupation army ordered him and others to evacuate Kamal Adwan Hospital to the southern Gaza Strip.
Martyred in a strike on an ambulance
صحفي مصوّر ومتطوع مع الهلال الأحمر، تم استهدافه في سيارة الهلال الأحمر.
Fuad was a photojournalist and a volunteer with the Red Crescent Society. He was martyred in a strike on the Red Crescent ambulance he was in.
Zeino's martyrdom
Eleven martyrs were pulled out from under the rubble, including Dr. Safaa Zeino after afer an Israeli airstrike targeted the Zeino family home near Al-Salam Mosque on Jaffa Street in Gaza City.
Last November, Al-Shifa hospital, located in Gaza City, Palestine was brought to a standstill after the Israeli army massively bombed the area around the facility. The hospital was hit several times, then surrounded before being evacuated. The largest hospital in the Gaza Strip was gradually transformed into a camp for displaced people, and now houses some 50,000 people. On site, the medical team is striving to maintain access to healthcare for people and has partially resumed their activities.
The long line is visible from afar, hundreds of people of all ages, most of them holding distinctive yellow or blue 40-litre jerrycans. Some live in tents close to the water truck that attracted the crowd to this spot in Rafah, a town in the south of the Gaza Strip. Others live in shelters up to several kilometres away, and brought wheelchairs, hand trucks, shopping carts and even strollers to carry the vital resource back to their shelters. One visually impaired man has come with his young daughter – the girl leading the way, her father carrying the water.
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Health workforce targeted
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Health Sector martyers1172
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Martyred doctors115
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Martyred nurses290
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Health workers martyred in detention4
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Health sector detainees181
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Health sector freed detainees199
Hospital Functionality
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Fully functional hospitals0
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Partially functional hospitals22
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Non-functioning hospitals14
Medicines and Equipments
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Medical Disposables at Zero Stock59%
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Essential Medicines at Zero Stock37%
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Cancer Medicines at Zero Stock54%
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Diabetes Patients with Unavailable Medicines80,000
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Hypertension Patients with Unavailable Medicines110,000
Attacks on Health Care
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Completely destroyed hospitals9
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Partially destroyed hospitals25
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Mass graves in hospitals7
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Ambulances targeted115
Health Impact
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Deaths due to famine52
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Deaths due to extreme cold17
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Cases of infectious diseases2136026
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Patients needing evacuation abroad22000
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Deaths while waiting to travel for medical treatment350



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