The management of the PRCS announced that Al-Amal Hospital was out of service after the occupation forces forced the hospital staff and the wounded to evacuate the hospital and closed its entrance with sand berms.

Drones announced that everyone leave the hospital’s facilities naked and fired smoke grandees at the people fleeing. Occupation forces block the gates to the hospital with dirt berms.A hospital staff member is wounded in the head.

Occupation forces opened fire from quadcopters and fired artillery shells at the hospital, while bulldozers demolished buildings in its vicinity. The hospital’s administration announced that its communication with the medical staff at Al-Amal Hospital had been completely cut off.

Occupation forces continued the siege of the hospital for the 31st consecutive day, preventing food and medical supplies from entering.

Occupation forces targeted the main gate of the hospital, which led to damage to the building and put the only remaining PRCS vehicle out of service.

Eight PRCS staff members, including four doctors, four patients, and five companions were arrested.

Occupation forces arrested two PRCS volunteers, Tamer Muhammad Hussein Shahin and Hamdan Samer Abu Khater, while they were passing on February 5 within the humanitarian corridor for displaced people at Al-Amal Hospital. The rest of the medical staff and patients remained trapped inside the hospital due to the continued lack of communications and the occupation targeting the hospital's surroundings.

The occupation summoned both the member of the executive office of the PRCS and the general director of Al-Amal Hospital, Dr. Haidar Al-Qidra, in addition to the administrative director of the hospital, Maher Atallah, and took them to an unknown destination. Occupation forces also forced the displaced people inside the hospital to leave it amid a state of panic and intensive shooting.