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Israeli strikes on Gaza medical warehouses

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On 31 July 2026 Israeli fighter jets bombed a medicine depot near Al‑Shuhada Al‑Aqsa Hospital in Deir al‑Balah, destroying the warehouse, flattening tents for displaced families and wounding six Palestinian civilians. The next day, 1 August, airstrikes killed two Palestinians in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood and demolished two warehouses used by Al‑Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, damaging its outpatient clinic and supplies for dialysis and wound care. Hospital staff condemned the raid as a “heinous crime,” and witnesses said an evacuation warning was issued before the attacks. The Gaza health ministry reported loss of vital medical consumables. Earlier, on 28 July, Israel carried out ~~two~~ separate ~~strikes: one in Sheikh Radwan~~ strikes that also hit Al‑Aqsa Martyrs Hospital’s warehouses and killed two ~~Palestinians,~~ Palestinians in Sheikh Radwan, whom the military identified as Hamas militants; and a prior strike on Al‑Aqsa Martyrs Hospital that destroyed two warehouses storing medicine for dialysis and wound care, damaged two additional warehouses and the outpatient clinic, though no immediate injuries were reported from the warehouse hit. The hospital’s doctor again called the attack a heinous crime. Israel maintains Hamas operates from civilian areas, while international humanitarian law protects civilian sites unless used for military purposes. militants. All incidents ~~occur~~ occurred within the U.S.-mediated cease‑fire that began in October, which the Gaza health ministry says has caused about 1,222 Palestinian deaths over nine months. The August 1 strikes unfolded amid uncertainty over a Hamas disarmament deal announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.

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