During the precise and limited operational activity inside Nasser Hospital, medications with the names of Israeli hostages were found. The source of the medications and their use are being reviewed. Additionally, weapons were located within the hospital compound.
This morning (Friday), a report was received concerning the interruption of generator activity, resulting in the failure of electrical systems within the hospital. Contrary to the allegation, IDF troops did not target the generators. The troops were instructed to ensure the continuous functioning of the hospital. However, despite the generator malfunction at the hospital, all vital systems continued to operate throughout the day based on the existing Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system in the hospital.
During the day, upon receiving the report of the hospital generator malfunction, IDF troops worked to repair the generator, while simultaneously Shayetet 13 special forces brought in an alternative generator to the hospital. These actions were carried out in close coordination between the IDF and the hospital administration through officers of the Coordination and Liaison Administration for Gaza (CLA).
In addition to bringing in an alternative generator, the IDF supplied food for infants and water to the hospital. The CLA also coordinated with international aid organizations to supply diesel fuel to maintain hospital activity.
The IDF will continue to operate in accordance with international law against Hamas, which systematically operates from within hospitals and civilian infrastructure.
Video of the supply of humanitarian aid to Nasser Hospital: https://bit.ly/3wuxjUE
Photos on the subject: https://idfanc.activetrail.biz/ANC1602202456789