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Wounded Palestinians who Israeli soldiers expelled from a northern Gaza hospital over the weekend have described harrowing conditions where they were forced to strip down to their underwear in cold winter weather for hours.

Kamal Adwan is one of the last functioning medical facilities in Gaza’s north, which has been under an Israeli air and ground assault for months.

The IDF denied any of its troops had entered the facility or set fire to it and accused the militant group Hamas of using the facility for cover.View on euronews

"Kamal Adwan is now empty. Yesterday evening, the remaining 15 critical patients, 50 caregivers and 20 health workers were transferred to Indonesian Hospital, which lacks the necessary equipment and supplies to provide adequate care," the WHO said, adding that it was "appalled" by the raid and had lost contact with Kamal Adwan's director.

The head of the World Health Organization on Monday called for an end to attacks on hospitals in Gaza after Israel struck one and raided another in the past few days. "Hospitals in Gaza have once again become battlegrounds and the health system is under severe threat,