Despite the relentless bombing, many of our colleagues continue to work to provide lifesaving care.

Despite the relentless bombing of Gaza, many of our colleagues continue to work to provide lifesaving care. Staff have moved daily between the MSF premises and Al Shifa hospital, where they work 7 days a week.

This video was taken on Thursday, the day before intense bombardment caused a near total communications blackout across Gaza starting on October 27, cutting off internet and cellular phone connections. The disruption to communications limits the ability to coordinate medical assistance. People trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings, pregnant women who are about to deliver, and older people with limited mobility are not able to seek help when they need it most.

As of Friday night, Al Shifa Hospital was at full capacity with patients seeking medical treatment, and tens of thousands of others seeking safe shelter.

Israeli authorities continue to prevent the entry of fuel into Gaza, which is essential for powering hospitals as well as the desalination plants that produce clean drinking water.

[rosem]

God his Angels, all the prophets. all the believers and humanity are with you. May God protect all of you and free you from oppression.

[Johnnye-rr]

From what I've learned, heard, read, the enemy is Hamas, not the Palestinian community. I'm at a loss for what is true.

[mariasepulveda]

It's a shame attack the human rest Do to political issues. It boils down greed hate with no remorse for life🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[jgvp]

THANK YOU ISRAEL FOR LETTING THE PEOPLE IN THE SHIVA HOSPITAL GO TO OTHER HOSPITALS. WERE THEY CAN BE TREATED.
THE HOSPITAL IS JUST ABOUT EMPTY

[jgvp]

Yes the Palestinians were singing and dacing. And now

[sallydeppe]

Do their babies still have their heads?

[heyboss]

The world knows the world is with Palestine