On Thursday, March 21, the Israeli army announced that its soldiers killed a total of 140 armed men during the attack on Shifa Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Shifa, the largest hospital in the Gaza Strip before the war, is now one of the few remaining and somewhat active medical centers in northern Gaza, which has also sheltered hundreds of displaced civilians. The Israeli army stated that its forces eliminated terrorists and discovered a quantity of weapons in the hospital area, preventing harm to civilians, patients, medical teams, and medical equipment. Israeli soldiers also raided the Shifa Hospital complex in Gaza early on Monday, March 18, 1402. The Israeli army claimed that the soldiers conducted a 'precise operation' based on intelligence indicating that senior Hamas leaders were using this hospital. A virtual meeting of Netanyahu with a group of Republican senators; John Kirby: Support for Israel is a bipartisan issue. Blinken is heading for his sixth trip to Tel Aviv; rising disagreements between the U.S. and Israel regarding military operations in Rafah.
Israeli Army: 140 Armed Men Killed in Attack on Shifa Hospital
The Israeli army reported killing 140 armed men in an operation at Shifa Hospital in Gaza, citing intelligence on Hamas leaders' presence. Shifa is a critical medical facility that has also become a refuge for displaced civilians. This incident highlights ongoing tensions and military operations in the region.
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📰 What Happened
The Israeli army reported killing 140 armed men during an operation at Shifa Hospital in Gaza, claiming it targeted Hamas leaders and weapons. The hospital is a key medical facility and refuge for civilians.
- 140 armed men were killed according to the Israeli army.
- The operation was based on intelligence about Hamas leaders using the hospital.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been ongoing for decades, with Gaza frequently being a flashpoint due to its control by Hamas and the humanitarian situation.
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