Last functioning hospital in Northern Gaza is stormed by the IDF

When Netanyahu blocks the UN's investigation into the 07/10 sexual violence because the UN will also investigate sexual violence against Palestinians, this tells you everything you need to know.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/israel-obstructs-un-probe-7-october-sex-crimes

Absolutely, and so openly carried out too.

There is only very sporadic news coming out about Dr. Hussam from the Palestinians in 1948. His family has to walk a very tight tightrope as if they are "too loud" experience shows that the IDF seemingly deliberately target's loud voices to teach a lesson (like they murdered Dr. Hussam's son and many journalists too).

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It's so horrific and dystopian, isn't it? I'm worried about Dr. Hussam, too. I hope he's ok.

💐For all the victims, may they rest in peace.

There are just so many reports of abuse where the level of evil is unparalleled.

I am so worried about Dr. Hussam from the Kamal Adwan hospital in North Gaza. No news about him for 19 days.

Thank you. I was also referring to the horrific murder of Dr Adnan Al-Bursh, although it was a different prison. Sde Teiman isn't the only one of its kind

"In mid-April 2024, Dr Adnan Al-Bursh arrived at Section 23 in Ofer Prison. The prison guards brought Dr Adnan Al-Bursh into the section in a deplorable state. He had clearly been assaulted with injuries around his body. He was naked in the lower part of his body.
"The prison guards threw him in the middle of the yard and left him there. Dr Adnan Al-Bursh was unable to stand up. One of the prisoners helped him and accompanied him to one of the rooms. A few minutes later, prisoners were heard screaming from the room they went into, declaring Dr Adnan Al-Bursh (was dead)."

https://news.sky.com/story/he-was-the-light-of-my-life-and-i-lost-him-how-a-famous-surgeon-died-in-an-israeli-prison-after-being-taken-from-gaza-hospital-13253157

And there is the New York times report of Gazans, including medical staff, report being tortured by having "two soldiers to lift him up and press his rectum against a metal stick that was fixed to the ground" and “made me sit on something like a hot metal stick and it felt like fire,” and that "another detainee died after they put the electric stick up his anus".

https://archive.md/yL3Pb

Along with the the video of the poor man being raped, the evidence sexual torture is damning.

Can't appear to edit my above post, but to correct the record, I'm not sure that the prisoner in the CNN report died, he was however severely injured.

Trigger Warning CNN report containing the video of IDF soldiers raping a prisoner. The prisoner later died from their injuries.

Some soldiers were arrested and this sparked protests in Israel arguing that the soldiers had did nothing wrong. One was even interviewed on live TV.

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/08/09/world/video/israel-sde-teiman-alleged-prisoner-abuse-footage-diamond-tsr-digvid

@10UsernamesNotAvailableTryAnotherOne any evidence of that whatsoever? The 'raping to death' etc?

The IDF attacked hospitals, repeatedly raided them and then burned them afterwards, slaughtered staff and patients, kidnapped doctors to be taken to Sde Teiman where some were tortured and raped to death. Israel should foot the bill.

The last sentence is not convincing.
Not every country that gains independence has a good outcome for its citizens. Sadly

The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed that at least $10bn will be needed to rebuild Gaza’s devastated health system over the next five to seven years.
“In Gaza, we all know the destruction is so massive. I have never seen that anywhere else in my life,” WHO representative in the Palestinian territories, Rik Peeperkorn, told reporters.
Meanwhile, the UN health agency urged the international community to step up and fund a scaled-up aid response in Gaza after Wednesday’s announcement that Israel and Hamas had reached a ceasefire agreement.
Part of the ceasefire deal – which has not been formally agreed – requires 600 truckloads of humanitarian aid to be allowed into Gaza every day.
“The UN cannot deliver the response alone,” Peeperkorn said. He said the WHO was ready to deliver, although the “significant security and political obstacles to delivering aid across Gaza” need to be removed.
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In fact Hamas were extremely well funded and had autonomy but instead of developing Gaza for the benefit of its people they focused entirely on their hate of Jews. They even dug up water pipes to use as rockets then blamed israel for having no water.

Rubbish. Hamas had as much autonomy as any organised criminal gang. How could they have “developed” Gaza when it had been under air, sea and land blockade since before Hamas took de facto control of the inside of Gaza? Israel controls everything and everyone that goes in and out of Gaza. Including water, and Israel has heavily restricted the water supply to Gaza. The water pipes to rockets story is Hamas propaganda. Weapons experts agree that you can’t make the rockets that Hamas fired out of water pipes, and the story that they have put about is propaganda to mask the fact that their rockets are smuggled in from outside the strip. The most you can make is an IED, a pipe bomb.

There's no evidence at all that Gaza would be any different if it had even more autonomy.

Only the evidence of every other country in history that has won its independence…

They were quoting me and I think I'm allowed respond however I see fit, thanks.

@Lalaloveya that doesn't explain half the points that @user243245346 made does it? The complete non acceptance of Israel or Jews whatsoever? The constant rockets?
Misappropriation of funds? Lack of any surrounding Arab countries intervening in any meaningful way?

Surely it's common sense that not living under a brutal occupation is a good starting point for any country anywhere on earth.

What do you think of Netanyahu funding a terrorist organisation? How Hamas used the money is, of course, wrong on so many levels but the fact remains Netanyahu deliberately gave money to the terrorists, who went on to commit the 07/10 atrocities.
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2023-10-20/ty-article-opinion/.premium/a-brief-history-of-the-netanyahu-hamas-alliance/0000018b-47d9-d242-abef-57ff1be90000

Their love of their people was trumped by the hatred of Jews

So why didn't they do sething more constructive with the money?

In fact Hamas were extremely well funded
Yep. Netanyahu was one of them as well as Iran.

"The point it that Israel's occupation leads to this kind of dysfunction. If Palestine had autonomy things would be different."

Some People are always so keen to blame israel and Jews for the issues in Gaza. In fact Hamas were extremely well funded and had autonomy but instead of developing Gaza for the benefit of its people they focused entirely on their hate of Jews. They even dug up water pipes to use as rockets then blamed israel for having no water.

There's no evidence at all that Gaza would be any different if it had even more autonomy. We can see many of the surrounding countries have similar problems such as Lebanon and Syria who have their own Iran sponsored Islamist terrorist groups. Sadly many of these so called Palestinian advocates are harming the people they purport to be helping. The best thing Palestinian groups could do would be to accept the existence of Israel and stop the violence. But sadly too many external forces don't want to see that.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/israeli-court-orders-release-detained-gaza-doctor-who-was-tortured?nid=416722&topic=Israel%2527s%2520war%2520on%2520Gaza&fid=541436

It worked for me. Be prepared for backlash, lol.

Somehow that did not work out but it is obviously in the article.

The article by Gideon Levy (from a poster on another thread) shows how this can be the case even though the Israelis were outside Gaza in the literal sense.
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/israeli-journalist-gideon-levy-on-the-killing-of-gaza

This below is just one paragraph from the question and answer format of this informative article.
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Sharon came to the very clever conclusion that it’s for the convenience of Israel to pull out and to change the method of the prison. There are many prisons in the world in which the guards are inside the prison, and there are other prisons in which the guards choose to be outside the prison. Israel changed the method of guarding this prison, but didn’t change the prison itself because from day one, Gaza was under siege. The fact that Palestinians chose Hamas in democratic elections does not give Israel the right to put a piece of land under a total siege from the sea, the air, and obviously territorially. Not that the Palestinians didn’t make mistakes, or they couldn’t have chosen a different path. I don’t say that, but you cannot expect them to behave exactly according to the Israeli expectations. Because they came to this situation from many years of oppression and suffering. You don't change one day and become Dubai.