Hospitals Bombed and Lives Lost

On the 37th day of the Israeli war on Gaza, the Israeli army intensified its bombing of hospitals, causing some of them to be completely out of service. Tragically, over 11,180 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have lost their lives due to the Israeli bombings.

Possible Prisoner Exchange Deal

There are ongoing negotiations between Hamas and Israel for a potential prisoner exchange deal, according to American sources.

Key Developments on the 37th Day

Here are the most significant updates from the 37th day of the war on Gaza:

Decrease in Israeli Tanks

Satellite images obtained by Al Jazeera show a decrease in the number of Israeli tanks entering Gaza on November 8.

Israeli Injuries

The Israeli Ambulance Authority confirmed that 14 Israelis were injured in a missile attack near Doviv on the Israeli-Lebanese border.

Rising Death Toll

The spokesman for the Government Information Office in Gaza announced that the number of martyrs in Gaza has risen to 11,180, including 4,609 children.

Hospitals Targeted

The Israeli occupation targeted the intensive care department, surgery building, and maternity ward at Al-Shifa Medical Complex.

Possible Prisoner Exchange

An American official revealed details about a potential prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel.

UN Secretary-General's Statement

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated in an interview with CNN that Hamas should not be used as a reason to punish the Palestinian people collectively.

Israeli Soldier Injuries

The Israeli army announced that 7 soldiers were injured in a bombing that targeted the Al-Manara site on the border with Lebanon.

Netanyahu's Ceasefire Condition

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated in an interview with CNN that the ceasefire they agree to will only happen if prisoners are released.

Negotiations on Prisoners

The US National Security Advisor mentioned ongoing negotiations with Qatar and Israel regarding prisoners.

Desperate Situation at Al-Shifa Medical Complex

A spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Gaza expressed the dire situation at Al-Shifa Medical Complex, stating that they have lost essential supplies and are losing patients every hour.

Israeli Attacks in Lebanon

Israel bombarded the towns of Yaroun and Rmish in southern Lebanon with artillery and phosphorous shells.

Al-Quds Hospital Out of Service

The Palestinian Red Crescent announced that Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza is out of service due to fuel exhaustion and a power outage.

Successful Attack by Al-Qassam Brigades

The military wing of Hamas, Al-Qassam Brigades, targeted an Israeli foot force in the Khuza'a area and achieved a direct hit.

Destroyed Tank and Troop Carrier

Al-Qassam Brigades also announced the destruction of a tank and a troop carrier southwest of Gaza City.

Bombing of Water Wells

Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, the Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, reported that the Israeli occupation bombed the water wells at Al-Shifa Medical Complex.

Israeli Minister's Controversial Statement

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir stated that Gaza must be reoccupied, and settlements revived.

US Seeking Clarification

The Biden administration requested clarification from Israel regarding Netanyahu's statements about continued control of Gaza.

Israeli Response in Syria

The Israeli army announced that it bombed what it described as terrorist infrastructure in Syria in response to shooting towards the occupied Golan Heights.

Israeli Bombing in Northern Gaza

18 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli bombing that targeted homes in Al-Fallujah and the Jabalia camp market in the northern Gaza Strip.

Hospitals Out of Service

The spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Ashraf Al-Qudra, announced that all hospitals in northern Gaza, except for Al-Mamdani Hospital, are out of service.

Doctors Martyred

Two doctors were martyred as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted Mahdi Maternity Hospital west of Gaza City.

International Condemnation

The Archbishop of Canterbury in the United Kingdom, Justin Welby, stated that the continued bombing of hospitals and civilians in Gaza is unacceptable.

Source: Al Jazeera