The Israeli army has opened fire on a Palestinian Red Crescent ambulance in the Gaza Strip, according to a post on the organization’s social media account (formerly Twitter). Paramedics have been reported injured, while other wounded individuals were being transported in the Gaza Strip, as noted by the Red Crescent.
Earlier, it was revealed that the last 22 foreigners, who were employees of the international humanitarian organization “Doctors Without Borders” (MSF) and were unable to leave the Gaza Strip before, have now left the Palestinian enclave. However, approximately 300 Palestinians, including MSF employees and their families, still remain in the Gaza Strip.
The humanitarian organization MSF previously expressed its dissatisfaction with the weak and slow actions of world leaders in ending the violence in the Gaza Strip. In a statement published on the organization’s website, it is noted that the non-binding UN resolution to cease fire has not yielded any significant results in completely ending indiscriminate violence.
On November 1, Israeli military forces launched a new missile strike on the Jebalia refugee camp in the northern part of the Gaza Strip.
Earlier, it was reported that nearly half of the hospitals in the Gaza Strip are not functioning due to shelling and fuel shortages.
