Gaza Health Ministry condemns Israeli enemy's abduction of Abu Youssef Al-Najjar hospital director
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip condemned the abduction of Dr. Marwan Al-Hams, Director of Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital and spokesperson for the ministry, by Israeli enemy soldiers on Monday in the southern Gaza Strip.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the ministry described the crime as a dangerous precedent and a direct attack on patients, the starving, and the oppressed in Gaza.
The ministry stated, "This cowardly act, which targeted one of the most prominent humanitarian and medical voices exposing the suffering of children dying from hunger, the pain of the wounded deprived of medicine, and the cries of mothers at hospital gates, reflects a deliberate intent to silence the truth and conceal the suffering of an entire people enduring the most horrific health and humanitarian catastrophe."
It held the Israeli enemy fully responsible for Dr. Al-Hams' safety and demanded his immediate and unconditional release.
Local sources reported that Israeli forces kidnapped Dr. Al-Hams, injuring an ambulance driver accompanying him near the Red Cross field hospital in southern Gaza.
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