Fuel Has Depleted in All Hospitals in Gaza Strip: HAMAS

Fuel has depleted in all hospitals in the Gaza Strip. According to RIA Novosti, this was announced by the Palestinian HAMAS movement, which governs the enclave.

The movement emphasized that the aid received in the Gaza Strip over the past two days is insufficient to meet the needs of the population.

Ashraf al-Qidra, a representative of the Gaza Ministry of Health, stated that 12 hospitals and 32 medical centers have gone out of service due to Israeli shelling and a lack of fuel.

It is worth noting that on the morning of October 7, Israel was subjected to an unprecedented missile attack from the Gaza Strip. The Israeli Defense Forces reported that extremists fired more than 3,000 rockets. Additionally, dozens of militants infiltrated border areas in southern Israel.

The military wing of the Palestinian HAMAS movement announced that it is conducting an operation named 'Al-Aqsa Flood' against Israel. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) also announced the launch of 'Iron Swords' operation against HAMAS in the Gaza Strip.

According to the latest figures, the death toll in the Gaza Strip has exceeded 4,600, while the number of Israeli civilian casualties is around 1,000. Various estimates suggest that HAMAS has taken approximately 250 individuals hostage.