"Crushing the bodies of the dead with bulldozers, shooting a dog at a crippled man, and shooting doctors." These are part of horrific scenes witnessed by Kamal Adwan Hospital in the Gaza Strip, and were published by the American CNN news network.

Israel's violations at Kamal Adwan Hospital narrated by a doctor

The report, which was based on testimonies of employees and patients from Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, indicated that Israeli soldiers bulldozed the bodies of the dead, allowed an army dog ​​to attack a man in a wheelchair, and shot several doctors even after confirming that they were not linked to the movement. Hamas.

The American network also spoke with two senior medical staff, another doctor and a patient at the hospital, who provided identical testimonies of what happened, and CNN indicated that it had reviewed video evidence of some of the testimonies.

Removing the bodies with bulldozers

Among the most serious allegations related to the Israeli army’s operations at Kamal Adwan Hospital is that “as the forces were leaving the hospital complex, bulldozers were used to exhume bodies that had recently been buried in temporary graves in the hospital courtyard.”

For his part, Hossam Abu Safia, head of children's services at the hospital, said in a phone interview on Saturday, "The soldiers dug the graves this morning, pulled out the bodies, and then crushed them with bulldozers. I had never seen such a thing before."

The videos and photos he shared with CNN show decomposing human remains scattered throughout the hospital. This hadith was supported by the head of the hospital’s nursing department, Eid Sabah, and another nurse, Asma Tantish.

“They plowed the corpses before our eyes”

Tantish told CNN: “The bodies were plowed into the yard before our eyes. All the time, we were screaming and screaming, but our cries fell on deaf ears.”

The Israeli army's operation in Kamal Adwan Hospital lasted 8 days, and the Israeli army claims that it was being used as a command and control center by Hamas, which the movement denies.

Satellite images taken on December 15, just before the Israeli army withdrew from the hospital area, show destroyed lands outside the hospital complex.

Detainees are civilians

Earlier this week, the Israeli military released a video of the hospital director being interrogated, and published an accompanying statement in which it said he “admitted to using the hospital for military purposes.”

Abu Safiya and Sabah responded that “the hospital provides medical services only,” stressing that “the detainees are civilians and workers.”

The Israeli army did not comment on this report, but acknowledged that it conducted a military operation in the hospital.

While the Palestinian Minister of Health called for an international investigation into reports that the Israeli army buried wounded people alive in the yard of Kamal Adwan Hospital.