Hospitals in the besieged Palestinian Gaza Strip are in dire straits. Medicines and medical supplies have run out. There is also no anesthesia required for surgery.
As a result, surgery is going on without painkillers. Doctors are doing various surgeries including amputation of limbs. This information was revealed in a statement by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Since October 7, continuous Israeli air and ground operations have been going on in the besieged Gaza for a month. Thousands of residential buildings have been destroyed. Hospitals, mosques and educational institutions are not left out.
Dozens of hospitals have already been razed to the ground. The blockade is also being continued by the government of Benjamin Netanyahu. As a result, relief aid and medical supplies are coming in. As a result, the medical system has collapsed.
Gazans are in dire straits due to lack of food, water, fuel and medical supplies. Doctors are not able to give them proper treatment even though they rushed to the hospital for treatment due to the Israeli attack.
In a statement on Tuesday (November 7), the World Health Organization (WHO) reiterated its call to lift restrictions on aid shipments of medical equipment.
Civilians are being killed in Gaza. Doctors are also being killed. More than 175 medical personnel have been killed in Israeli attacks while tending to the wounded and sick.
WHO's Christian Lindmeyer said in a press conference about the doctors in Gaza, These are the people who are driving the health system in Gaza with dedication. They have somehow found a way to continue the treatment despite all the obstacles.
The terrible situation faced by the doctors while treating the seriously injured is repeatedly coming up in the media. As an orthopedic surgeon in Gaza said in an interview with ABC News on Tuesday, doctors are forced to operate on the injured without adequate anesthesia.
He also said, During the surgery, the injured are screaming in pain. The hard reality is that people waiting for surgery are getting scared by this scream.
What message did Iran give to India about Israeli aggression?
Iran has sought India's help to prevent Israeli aggression in Gaza. Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi urged Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to use his 'maximum power' to stop the ongoing conflict.
The President of Iran made this call in a phone conversation with Narendra Modi on Monday (November 6). News from NDTV.
In a statement, Iran said Raisi brought up India's freedom struggle against colonialism during discussions with Modi on the ongoing conflict. Reminding Modi of India's role in the Non-Aligned Movement, he said.
India is expected to use all its powers to stop the persecution of Jews against the oppressed people of Gaza.
Raisi also said, The indiscriminate killing of Palestinians has angered all the independent countries of the world. Its impact will be far-reaching.
Raisi condemned the Israeli attacks on hospitals, schools, mosques, churches and residential areas, killing innocent women and children in Gaza.
He also told Modi,
Palestinian resistance groups have a legitimate right to confront the occupying Jews. All countries should support Palestine's struggle for liberation from oppression.
However, India has been supporting Israel since the beginning of the ongoing conflict. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also condemned the attack by Hamas on Israel. On the other hand, Iran expressed solidarity with Palestine. In addition, the United States has accused that Iran is directly connected with the attacks of Hamas in Israel. However, Iran has rejected this allegation.
On October 7 of this year, the Palestinian independence organization Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel. Since then, Israeli forces have been indiscriminately attacking the besieged Gaza. More than 10,000 Palestinians have lost their lives in Gaza in just one month due to the indiscriminate aggression of the Zionist regime.
On Monday (November 6), the Ministry of Health of Palestine said that a total of 10,022 people were killed in Israel's attack on the Gaza Strip in the past month. Among them there are 4 thousand 104 children and 2 thousand 641 women. In addition, more than 25,000 Palestinians were injured in Israeli attacks.
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