Readers’ Voice: Israel’s crime of raiding Gaza’s Al Shifa Hospital

The attack on Al Shifa Hospital is a violation of international law and the principles of war, which prohibit attacks on hospitals or operations during wartime.

The hospital was ransacked by commando forces for four days, and all the patients died one by one due to lack of treatment.

The besieged Al Shifa hospital has been cut off from electricity, water, food, and medicine supplies to all medical services for a long time.

Due to lack of oxygen supply and lack of electricity and medical treatment, all patients in ICU and other beds have died.

The doctors and women were evicted one by one under threat of death, the area became a death and the smell of dead bodies in the mass grave area was overwhelming, and all the officials had to leave helplessly at the risk of their lives.

The question now arises whether the Israeli forces actually found the Hamas command centers after the operation.

The media CNN, Al Jazeera and their report showed that Israeli forces did not find any hiding places under the Al Shifa hospital after the Israeli operation.

This raises serious questions about the legitimacy of the attack and the intelligence that led to it.

It is important to note that the United States continues to support Israeli occupation attacks in defiance of international principles of war.

This is a matter of great concern and requires immediate attention from the international community.

The attack on Al Shifa Hospital is a tragedy that has resulted in the loss of many innocent lives.

It is important that the international community takes action to hold those responsible accountable for their actions.

The world must come together to ensure that such atrocities are not repeated in the future.

Bangladesh has always been a strong supporter of the Palestinian cause.

The government of Bangladesh has condemned the attack on Al Shifa Hospital and called for an immediate end to the violence.

Bangladesh has also expressed its support for the Palestinian people and their right to self-determination.

As responsible members of the global community, we must stand up against such acts of violence and work towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

We must strive to create a world where all people can live in peace and security, free from the fear of violence and oppression.

Md. Khaled Syfullah
Student, International Islamic University Chittagong