On October 17, 2023: The Turkish- Palestinian Friendship Hospital administration announced that large parts of its services had stopped working due to lack of fuel and its remaining services ceased 48 hours later, leaving all oncology patients in the Gaza Strip without services[4].

On October 29, 2023: Occupation forces bombed and severely damaged the hospital in shelling of its vicinity[5].

On October 30, 2023: The hospital's management appealed to the Turkish government to intervene to protect the hospital and its medical staff[6]. Occupation forces targeted the hospital for the second time, causing severe damage to the hospital and disrupting some of its electromechanical systems[7].

On October 31, 2023: The hospital administration repeated its appeal to the Turkish government to protect the only hospital for cancer patients in Gaza[8].

On November 1, 2023, the Ministry of Health announced that the hospital was rendered completely out of service due to the lack of fuel, the prevention of the entry of medicines for patients and repeated Israeli targets[9], which forced the hospital to provide partial services to patients in health centers located in Rafah city, and to move overnight patients, laboratory and radiology services to the Mohammed Yousef al-Najjar Hospital[10].

On November 3, 2023: The Ministry of Health announced the death of four cancer patients as a result of the hospital being out of service due to targeting and running out of fuel[11].

On December 24, 2023: The hospital administration tried to provide some services to patients to save their lives by relocating them to several hospitals in the southern Gaza Strip, including Al-Wusta patients to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, Khan Yunis patients to the Nasser Hospital, and Rafah patients to the Abu Yusuf al-Najjar Hospital[12].

On January 3, 2024: The hospital stated that there were no medicines for cancer patients, that more than 2,200 requests for transfers abroad had been submitted, and the hospital administration re-launched an appeal to facilitate travel for the treatment of more than 2,600 cases in need of immediate treatment[13].

On February 23, 2024: Videos showed an occupation army soldier completely destroying one of the buildings of the Turkish Friendship Hospital[14].

On May 11, 2024: Al Jazeera published a report indicating that the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital had been transformed into an Israeli military barracks, as analysis of satellite images taken between November 2023 and April 2024 showed the presence of dozens of Israeli military vehicles inside the hospital’s facilities and earthen fortifications around it, and a logistical supply line was linked between the hospital and the Nitzrim road separating the northern and southern Gaza Strip[15].

On July 23, 2024: Media outlets published a video showing an Israeli soldier smashing an MRI machine inside the hospital[16].

On August 2, 2024: The administration of the hospital announced on its Facebook page that the hospital provides chemotherapy services at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, and at the Razi Center in the Nuseirat area[17].