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(CAMERA) Alex Safian - Hamas-controlled health authorities have been claiming for weeks that Gaza hospitals will have to close in a day or two due to lack of fuel, and this has been repeated by numerous media outlets. The Wall Street Journal wrote on Nov. 4 that: "At Gaza's biggest hospital, Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, there's only enough fuel to power the neonatal intensive-care unit, said Marwan Abusada, a senior surgeon there. Electricity was switched off in most of the rest of the hospital on Thursday, leaving 205 injured patients in wards with no light or power, he said." How then to explain this video, posted by Hamas' Gaza Now Telegram channel, of the scene outside Shifa Hospital on Nov. 4, showing a thousand people watching and cheering projected videos supposedly showing Hamas destroying IDF vehicles, with the lights on in many rooms of the hospital, the entrance ablaze with light, and many of the spectators holding up working cell phones?2023-11-10 00:00:00Full Article
No Power in Gaza Hospitals? Watch This Video
(CAMERA) Alex Safian - Hamas-controlled health authorities have been claiming for weeks that Gaza hospitals will have to close in a day or two due to lack of fuel, and this has been repeated by numerous media outlets. The Wall Street Journal wrote on Nov. 4 that: "At Gaza's biggest hospital, Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, there's only enough fuel to power the neonatal intensive-care unit, said Marwan Abusada, a senior surgeon there. Electricity was switched off in most of the rest of the hospital on Thursday, leaving 205 injured patients in wards with no light or power, he said." How then to explain this video, posted by Hamas' Gaza Now Telegram channel, of the scene outside Shifa Hospital on Nov. 4, showing a thousand people watching and cheering projected videos supposedly showing Hamas destroying IDF vehicles, with the lights on in many rooms of the hospital, the entrance ablaze with light, and many of the spectators holding up working cell phones?2023-11-10 00:00:00Full Article
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