The destruction of Gaza's health system has left hospitals overwhelmed and unable to properly treat the large number of injured. Doctors perform surgeries without adequate supplies or equipment, risking spreading infection. The World Health Organization described conditions in one hospital as the worst they had seen in any war zone. Continued exemption from military service for some religious groups risks causing resentment from those called to serve.
The destruction of Gaza's health system has left hospitals overwhelmed and unable to properly treat the large number of injured. Doctors perform surgeries without adequate supplies or equipment, risking spreading infection. The World Health Organization described conditions in one hospital as the worst they had seen in any war zone. Continued exemption from military service for some religious groups risks causing resentment from those called to serve.
The destruction of Gaza's health system has left hospitals overwhelmed and unable to properly treat the large number of injured. Doctors perform surgeries without adequate supplies or equipment, risking spreading infection. The World Health Organization described conditions in one hospital as the worst they had seen in any war zone. Continued exemption from military service for some religious groups risks causing resentment from those called to serve.
prime ministers. Increasingly, his political allies to join the fight.
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"evious attempts to enshrine the in law have been disqualified Gaza's health system preme Court on the grounds that the principle of equality. When A horrifying "ahu returned to office at the end he price the ultra-Orthodox par nded for joining his govermment collapse assing a law that would be peti So far he has managed to put it The destruction of Gaza's health no law is proposed soon, the system goes far beyond its hospitals probably force the government's e very idea of military police ,HE INJURED lie over hospital floors, ging religious students could blood bubbling from untreated di parties to abandon the prime wounds. Doctors perform amputations ringing down his coalition. without anaesthetic. For want of gauze, il tensions have often flared over they rip up their gowns. After surgery, iption exemption. But the war in there is no water to wash the blood from ch has seen the largest call-up of their hands. Without sterilised equip in over 40 years, has stoked an ment, hospitals spread disease rather than it. A large majority of lsraelis say treat it. Many doctors who have worked in support the war, but in a recent other war zones say that conditions in Ga Iso said they oppOsed the law ex za are the worst they have seen. "Hospitals, pnscription and reserve service, intended to be safe havens...have frequent cause they feel the inequality is ly turned into death traps," says a report re iblicly, Mr Netanyahu has sug leased in February by Physicians for Hu at the Haredim already make up man Rights (PHRI), an Israeli watchdog. ack of military service by volun On February 18th the World Health Or ut few are convinced. Members ganisation (WHO) said the Nasser hospital » me minister's Likud party in the ave already warned himn that they te for either law. The opposition, Mediteranean Sea Gaza city gone easy on the government of A-ShifaA se of the war, sees this as an ideal which to attack the coalition, Gaza Strip been plummeting in the polls. ite the 1 DF'S top brass admit they use for the tens of thousands of Idox young men from highly A-Mawasi "safe area' Nasser % ISRAEL 1 communities who study only Bxts from the age of 13. But they Younis rned that their continued exemp have an impact on the Israelis EGYPTo3 alled upon to serve. "We need to rx Oct 7th 2023-Feb 14th 2024
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