“We call … at a minimum to stop any attacks on healthcare facilities,” the head of the WHO’s European branch, Hans Kluge, told AFP in an interview, listing it as a top priority.
“Number two to protect civilians and children, and number three to get humanitarian access from Rafah inside Gaza, because all our supplies are based there already but there is no border opening yet,” he said.At least 200 people were killed Tuesday in a strike on the Al Ahli Arab Hospital in central Gaza, the health ministry in the Hamas-run Palestinian territory said.
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