In northern Gaza, the Indonesian Hospital faces a critical healthcare crisis, with approximately 550 individuals unable to receive necessary treatment due to the ongoing siege, leading to fatal implications. Israeli forces maintained their offensive against Hamas, resulting in a standoff around the hospital, a sanctuary for displaced people. The attack on the hospital, condemned by the World Organization, reportedly caused at least 12 deaths.

The Israeli offensive has taken a toll on Palestinian civilians, with over 13,000 reported deaths since the October 7 terror attacks. Tanks surround the Indonesian Hospital as Israeli forces pledge to continue the siege. Urgent diplomacy involving the U.S., Qatar, and Israel is underway to address the most vulnerable victims.

The healthcare system is paralyzed, with the Indonesian Hospital providing only basic services. WHO records 335 attacks on healthcare facilities since October 7, while Al Shifa Hospital, Gaza’s largest medical complex, remains under siege since November 11, further crippling the region’s healthcare infrastructure.