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Gazaâs hospitals face shutdown as generators fail and fuel runs short | The National (opens the original)
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Only 19 of Gazaâs 38 hospitals are functioning after damage inflicted by Israel during two years of war, but even these have begun suspending services because of a lack of fuel and spare parts needed to keep their generators running, doctors and officials say. âElectrical generators are the lifeline of hospitals,â said Mohammed Abu Salmiya, director of Al Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza city. âEvery department depends on them, and any interruption poses a serious threat to patients' lives.
At least 21 killed in war-damaged building collapse in Gaza city | The National (opens the original)
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At least 21 Palestinians were killed and 45 injured after a six-storey residential building damaged in an earlier Israeli strike collapsed in western Gaza city overnight. The Al Saada building had been sheltering nearly 100 people, including 10 displaced families, when it collapsed, Gaza's civil defence agency said in a statement on Wednesday. The agency said it moved 35 people from the building and nearby tents to safe locations where their health was checked. UAE floating hospital in Al Arish
Palestinian school year brings excitement for pupils and parents despite difficult conditions | The National (opens the original)
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At seven years old, Yemen Abu Odeh is excited about eventually starting going to school. He should have started classes last year and attended kindergarten before that, but the Gaza war that erupted in October 2023 made that impossible. Gazaâs educational infrastructure sustained extensive damage during the war. More than 97 per cent of schools were damaged or destroyed and others required major rehabilitation after being used as shelters for people displaced by the fighting. Hundreds of teach
Aid pallets become furniture as Gazans rebuild homes with whatever remains | The National (opens the original)
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Momen Abuâ¯Jarrad is preparing for his wedding but furnishing his future home feels almost impossible. The 29-year-old lives in the Talâ¯Alâ¯Hawa neighbourhood west of Gaza city and has scoured the few pieces of furniture for sale that have survived the war. Prices, however, have become the biggest obstacle. âTraditional bedroom sets that survived the conflict are now overâ¯$5,000,â he toldâ¯Theâ¯National. âMost young people and families canât afford such high prices.â Israeli re
Netanyahu vows no retreat from Gaza after 'terrifying' Israeli commando raid | The National (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will not withdraw from areas it occupies in Gaza, a day after special forces seized a Hamas official during a raid in a densely populated district. Mr Netanyahu spoke on Wednesday at a military outpost in Gaza, near the âyellow lineâ that demarcates Israeli-occupied territory in the strip. âWe control the area. We are not withdrawing. We remain on this line. We control 60 per cent of the strip [and] we are eliminating the terrorists who threate
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