Indonesia's Gaza Hospital Accused by Israel, Fuel Shortage Raises Concerns

Indonesia's foreign ministry has stated that the Indonesia Hospital in Gaza was built for humanitarian purposes and to serve the medical needs of Palestinians, in response to accusations by the Israeli military that it has been used by Hamas for launching attacks. The hospital, run by Palestinian authorities with the help of Indonesian volunteers, is currently treating patients beyond its capacity. Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, has called for an immediate ceasefire and has sent humanitarian aid to Gaza.