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Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid

Author: Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen English
13 Mar 2024 20:56

Israeli forces tortured and abused medical staff after their raid on a hospital in Gaza last month.

Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid
Gaza medical staff abused by Israeli soldiers in hospital raid