Middle East Rage Grows as Gaza Hospital Blast Survivors Struggle to Survive

Doctors in Gaza City struggle to save blast survivors in overcrowded hospitals with dwindling medical supplies, performing surgeries on floors without anesthesia. The massive blast, which killed civilians sheltering in a nearby hospital, has sparked rage in the Middle East. The Hamas militant group blames Israel for the blast, while the Israeli military blames a misfired rocket by other Palestinian militants. U.S. President Joe Biden, who arrived in Israel, expressed that the blast appeared not to be Israel's fault. Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel resumed after a 12-hour lull, and Israeli strikes on Gaza continued. The war between Israel and Hamas has led to a dire humanitarian situation, with hospitals overwhelmed and a shortage of essential supplies.
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