Two Patients Die in Gaza Hospital Amid Siege and Power Cut

Gaza: Two patients in the intensive care unit of the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza died today amid a siege by occupation forces and the destruction of the hospital's electricity generator. According to Maan News Agency, the Israeli occupation forces surrounded the hospital in Beit Lahia, targeting anyone moving in its vicinity. Artillery shells were fired at the facility, severing its power supply and further complicating the hospital's ability to provide care. Medical sources in Gaza confirmed that the siege has prevented patients and the wounded from receiving necessary treatment in the northern Gaza Strip. The sources reported that the health system in the northern governorate has been severely impacted by Israeli actions over the past 15 days. The ongoing situation has led to numerous fatalities without medical intervention, as hospitals are struggling to operate with limited resources. The sources described the situation as one of destruction and annihilation, with the occupation forces allegedl y committing massacres and genocide against the people of the northern Gaza governorate. The medical sources also highlighted the dire conditions within hospitals, which are overwhelmed by the number of injuries and fatalities. The hospitals are operating at full capacity, with nursery departments at 100% occupancy, forcing delays in necessary procedures such as caesarean sections. The shortage of medicines and medical supplies presents an additional threat to the lives of citizens in the area. For the past 15 days, approximately 200,000 citizens in the northern Gaza Strip have been under siege without access to food, water, or medicine. The region has been subject to continuous bombardment, with homes being demolished and schools, which serve as shelters for displaced persons, being targeted as part of what the sources describe as an ongoing war of genocide.