The raid on the Al Shifa hospital: a media clash

Israeli forces executed a raid on Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, cited as targeting Hamas militants allegedly using the facility for military ends.

The operation led to reported casualties and damages, alongside accusations against Hamas for employing civilian infrastructure for military objectives

The incident has ignited calls for international intervention and widespread condemnation of the raid.

Israeli military engagement involved tanks, heavy gunfire, and artillery, resulting in deaths, injuries, and structural damages

Approximately 30,000 people reported trapped within the Al-Shifa Hospital complex.

Sniper bullets and quadcopters reportedly targeted anyone moving within the hospital.

Al Shifa’s surgical building was allegedly set on fire following Israeli bombings.

Israeli forces purportedly ordered hospital evacuations via loudspeakers, causing hundreds to flee.

Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari reportedly denied any obligations for hospital evacuations.

Actions targeting individuals approaching hospital windows have been labeled as crimes against health institutions

Previous Israeli raids on Al-Shifa have led to critical disruptions, including power outages and subsequent fatalities

Panic and escape attempts from the hospital have been depicted on social media and in witness accounts.

The UK has urged an investigation into Israel's actions, citing airstrikes and military encirclement of the hospital area.

The IDF's significant early morning operation at Al Shifa Hospital is detailed with extensive military involvement.

According to intelligence reports, senior Hamas officials are in the compound

Near the hospital, around 80 individuals were detained, identified as Hamas affiliates, with efforts reported to segregate terrorists from civilians.