Hospitals In Gaza Not Immune To Israeli Air Strikes

The transcript describes the aftermath of a missile strike on a hospital in Gaza, highlighting the experiences of Afkari, a former teacher, and the challenges faced by hospital staff and patients. It discusses the lack of warning before the strike, the role of international activists as human shields, and the broader impact on civilians in Gaza. The narrative includes personal accounts of the fear and urgency during evacuations, emphasizing the dire situation for those living in the conflict zone.

What was the immediate impact of the missile strike on the rehabilitation hospital in Gaza?

• The hospital was not affected by the strike.

• The hospital was hit without warning, leaving patients in shock.

• The hospital was evacuated successfully.

• Patients were moved to a safer location.

What do international activists do at the hospital in Gaza?

• They evacuate patients.

• They organize protests.

• They act as human shields.

• They provide medical assistance.

How does Israel claim to minimize civilian casualties during strikes?

• By using non-lethal weapons.

• By targeting only military sites.

• By issuing warnings before strikes.

• By avoiding populated areas.

What challenges do Gaza residents face during evacuation warnings?

• Lack of transportation.

• Military intervention.

• Overcrowding and panic.

• Communication breakdown.

What accusation is made against Hamas regarding civilian safety?

• They negotiate ceasefires.

• They evacuate civilians promptly.

• They use civilians as human shields.

• They provide safe shelters.