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Two hospitals are set to resume operations in Gaza City today after they were forced out of service by Israeli attacks, the Government Media Office said.
“The Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital and the Public Aid Hospital will resume services on Thursday,” the media office said in a statement.
The two facilities were forced to suspend services on Tuesday following Israeli evacuation orders for residents of Gaza City.
The Israeli occupation army also launched a series of air strikes in the vicinity of the two hospitals, making it impossible for them to provide medical services to patients.
The Israeli army has deliberately and systematically targeted hospitals across the Gaza Strip as part of its ongoing deadly offensive on the enclave.
Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
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