Israeli Forces Conclude Gaza Hospital Raid, Arrest 240 Suspected Militants

The operation, targeting alleged Hamas activity, sparks protests in Tel Aviv as families demand action on hostage negotiations.

The Israeli military completed a three-day raid on the Kamal-Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, arresting 240 individuals allegedly linked to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, including the hospital's director.
The Israeli army claims the hospital was being used as a Hamas command center, though these allegations could not be independently verified.
Over 1,000 demonstrators in Tel Aviv called for a deal to secure the release of approximately 100 remaining hostages held by Hamas, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the crisis.
A report submitted to the UN details severe physical, psychological, and sexual abuse endured by hostages, with experts emphasizing the need for extensive rehabilitation for survivors.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled to undergo prostate surgery, raising questions about his availability for upcoming governmental decisions on the Gaza conflict and hostage negotiations.