The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported on Friday an increase in the number of martyrs due to the ongoing Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip to 11,078, with a total of 4,506 children included.

Another 50 martyrs were reported earlier in the day in the occupation's targeting of Al-Buraq school in the Nasr neighborhood.

According to the Government's Media Office, the IOF's tanks were positioned only 200 meters away from the school when the attack occurred. 

"كان على كل هدول الفرشات ناس"
الاحتلال قصف مدرسة البراق الي فيها نازحين، هاي الصفوف بكون بالصف الواحد عشرات النساء والأطفال
للان أنباء عن انتشال ٥٠ شهيد pic.twitter.com/9Y26kYYJoR

— 𓂆 (@uzisall) November 10, 2023

Another massacre was reported in Salah al-Din Road where several individuals who were fleeing the aggression were deliberately targeted.

The Israeli warplanes bombed displaced civilians at Salah Eddin street whist moving to the south of Gaza.

استهداف مجموعة من النازحين على طريق صلاح الدين خلال توجههم الى جنوب قطاع غزة pic.twitter.com/qi4XLOwzrI

— بلال نزار ريان (@BelalNezar) November 10, 2023

The IOF has claimed multiple times that the southern areas of the Strip were "safer" than the north and repeatedly urged the North's residents to move southward as part of a displacement scheme.

Gaza's health system has reached a "point of no return"

The IOF's tanks are currently besieging Al-Nasr Children's Hospital, Al-Rantisi for Cancer and Children, Al-Ayoun, and the hospital for mental and psychological disorders.

THEY TOLD PEOPLE IN THE RANTISI HOSPITAL TO EVACUATE. THEN THEY SHOOT AT THE EVACUEES!!!

they are urging for the Red Cross to provide them with protection so they can leave!!! They are besieged by israeli tanks!! pic.twitter.com/XErrQpnqW5

— Hebh Jamal (@hebh_jamal) November 10, 2023

At Al-Quds Hospital in Tal Al-Hawa, west of Gaza, the Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed that the IOF targeted individuals inside the hospital using snipers, resulting in the martyrdom of a child and the injury of 28 Palestinians, the majority of whom are children.

⚠️A martyr and 28 injuries among the displaced people in Al-Quds Hospital, mostly children, with two of them in critical condition due to the occupation snipers targeting the hospital. Additionally, there are injuries from shrapnel of artillery shells west of the hospital.… pic.twitter.com/spA06fQjzI

— PRCS (@PalestineRCS) November 10, 2023

They also reported that the occupation forces fired at the intensive care unit within Al-Quds Hospital.

🚨Israeli Occupation forces opened fire on the intensive care unit at Al-Quds hospital.#AlQudsHospital #NotATarget #Gaza pic.twitter.com/ocIk0d8XLb

— PRCS (@PalestineRCS) November 10, 2023

In a statement, the director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex wrote, "Today was a day of war on hospitals," further expressing concerns that the IOF might target the entire medical complex.

Describing the crisis faced by hospitals due to the blockade, he said that the situation was "tragic in every sense of the word," emphasizing that medical teams are unable to perform surgical operations. The responsibility for the patients and the wounded at Al-Shifa Hospital was placed on the world as a whole.

He highlighted that the displaced individuals within the hospital premises remain without food or water, emphasizing that the international community "has not provided us with a single drop of water or even a liter of fuel, and we are in a real crisis."

Israeli tanks have arrived at Al-Rantisi, Al-Nasr & Al-Ayoun hospitals in Gaza: who will save the patients & children? No one? #GazaHolocaust pic.twitter.com/BfEIEoNRX2

— Sarah Wilkinson (@swilkinsonbc) November 10, 2023

On another note, the directors of Al-Rantisi and Al-Nasr Children's Hospitals announced the halt of all services in both hospitals.

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Additionally, a correspondent for Al-Mayadeen in Gaza reported a complete power outage at the Indonesian Hospital in the northern part of the Strip.

Furthermore, the International Red Cross affirmed that the health system in the Gaza Strip "has reached a point of no return."