Israeli army withdraws from Gaza's largest hospital
Gaza/IBNS/UNI: The Israeli army Friday withdrew from the al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza after raiding the premises for over a week, a Palestinian security source said.
The source, who requires anonymity, told Xinhua that "the Israeli forces detonated facilities within the complex before their withdrawal, including power generators, oxygen pumps, and radiology equipment."
The Israeli army announced on Friday they destroyed a route of underground "terrorist" tunnels and tunnel shafts beneath the al-Shifa hospital, which they say served as a Hamas hideout.
Approximately 250 patients and staff remained at the hospital, which is currently non-operational due to severe shortages of power, water, and medical supplies, according to a UN report on Thursday.
The withdrawal came on the first day of the temporary humanitarian cease-fire between Hamas and Israel that is expected to last for four days.
IBNS
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