The director of the Gaza Hospital, killed in the Israeli blow, says Hamas Health Ministry

The director of the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza was killed in an Israeli air strike at his home in Gaza, along with several family members, Hamas Health Ministry said.

The ministry said Dr. Marvan Sultan has a long career in medicine and has condemned “this disgusting crime against our medical staff.”

The Israeli military said they had hit a “key terrorist” from Hamas in the Gaza area, claiming that “not included civilians” were reviewed as a result of the strike.

Meanwhile, at least five people were killed and other injured, including children, in a strike on the “safe zone” Al Mavasi, one of several other attacks reported by news agencies.

The Ministry of Health said that the career of Dr. Sultan is one of the compassion, “during which he is a symbol of dedication, steadfastness and sincerity, during the most difficult circumstances and the most experienced moments tested by our people under continuous aggression.”

Sultan was a director at the Indonesian hospital, declared a job by the Ministry of Health after what the UN later described as “multiple Israeli attacks and received structural damage”. The Israeli military had said they were fighting in the area against “terrorist infrastructure sites”.

There are no longer functioning hospitals in the management of North Gaza, according to the UN.

The Ministry of Health has accused Israeli military on targeting medical and humanitarian teamsS

In their statement, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said “regrets any harm to the non -included individuals” and “operated to mitigate their harm as much as possible.”

IDF said Hamas “systematically violates international law while using civil infrastructure for terrorist activity and civilians as human shields.”

But the daughter of Dr. Sultan, Lyuba Al-Sultan, said “the F-16 rocket is directed right at his room, exactly where he was directly on him.”

“All the rooms in the house were intact, except for his room, which was struck by the rocket. My father was tormented in it,” she told the Associated Press.

She said he was not related to movement or something, he was simply afraid of patients (he) throughout the war. “

At least 139 people were killed by Israeli military operations in the 24 hours before noon on Wednesday, the health ministry said.

In the area of ​​Al Mavasi in Khan Ninnis, at least five people were killed and others, including children injured in an Israeli blow that hit a tent housing, displaced people, news agencies said.

The family members said it had hit at 00:40 local time (22:40 BST) while they were asleep.

Taman Abu Rizk told AFP at the impact “Shook the place as an earthquake” and she “went out and found a tent on fire.”

The Al Mavasi region was declared a “safe zone” by the Israeli military, as the UN says 80% of the gas is either an Israeli war zone or under an evacuation order.

“They came here thinking it was a safe zone and they were killed … What did they do?” Maha Abu Rizk said.

On the stage, surrounded by destruction and a mix of personal belongings, a man picked up a pack of diapers and asked, “Is this a weapon?”

Footage recorded by AFP shows that men driving from a car in front of a nearby Nasser hospital in Khan Enis and rushes inside, carrying children covered with blood in their hands. Inside the hospital, young children cry while doctors heal their wounds.

Women cry over the bodies of their relatives in the hospital funerals with other AFP staff.

“Each of every religion must take action and say: Enough! Stop this war!” Al-Ahras, who lost several cousins ​​in one of the strikes, he said.

In the town of Gaza, four more people from the same family were killed in an Israeli air strike at a house, news agencies said.

The four killed souls were Ahmed Ayyad Zeno, his wife Ayat Zeno and their daughters Zahra Zeno and Laida Zeno, according to the Palestinian newsletter WAFA.

The BBC contacted IDF for comment on both incidents.

Rachel Cummings, who works in Gaza with Save the Children, told reporters that during “wishing circles” in charity spaces suitable for children, children recently “want to die” to be with their mother or father who was killed or had food and water.

As the heat wave spread to the United Kingdom and Europe this week, temperatures also exceeded 30C in gas.

Extensive people living in tents said they were struggling to remain cool without electricity and fans and with little access to water.

Reda Abu Hatayed told the Associated Press that the heat is “indescribable” and its children can’t sleep.

“They are crying all day until sunset when the temperature drops a little, then they go to sleep,” she said. “When they come in the morning, they start crying again because of the heat.”

Israel continues to bomb the gas and control the entry and distribution of humanitarian aid as the intermediaries meet with Negotiating a potential proposal to terminate the fire.

Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 back to Gaza as hostages.

Since then, over 57,000 military offensive in Gaza has been killed in Gaza, including over 15,000 children, according to the health ministry in Hamas.