Onsite gunmen force MSF to stop work at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital
Summary
Doctors Without Borders, also known as MSF, has stopped some activities at Gaza's Nasser Hospital due to security concerns involving armed men inside the facility. The organization decided to suspend non-essential operations while continuing critical services amid these security breaches. Gaza’s Ministry of Health plans to take over some of the responsibilities left by MSF's withdrawal.Key Facts
- MSF stopped some work at Nasser Hospital in Gaza due to armed men inside.
- MSF expressed concern over security threats and breaches of hospital neutrality.
- Critical services like surgeries will continue, but paediatrics and maternity support will end.
- Gaza's Ministry of Health will manage maternity care following MSF's suspension.
- MSF refused to provide a list of staff to Israel, citing safety concerns.
- Gaza's Ministry of Interior vowed to prevent armed presence in hospitals.
- Israel recently imposed new requirements on international organizations in Gaza.
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas criticized Israel for ceasefire violations.
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