Germany on Monday called on Israel to allow access to the International Red Cross to visit the abducted director of the Gaza-based Kamal Adwan Hospital, but stopped short of demanding his release.

Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza ... A Navy fighter pilot and a weapons system officer ejected over the Red Sea after friendly fire from a warship early ...

Gaza's government media office called Sunday on the international community to uncover the fate of Dr. Hussam Abu Safia, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, and medical teams detained by the ...

The International Committee of the Red Cross ... in a raid on Kamal Adwan in Beit Lahia, calling it one of its "largest operations" conducted in the territory. The hospital was the last major ...

The military said they detained 240 Palestinians, including medics, after hospital raid. Video credit: Israeli Army handout. Are These Red Dye 3 Foods on Your Grocery List? What to Know About FDA ...

Germany has called on Israel to grant the International Red Cross access to the director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been detained since December 27. The German ...

The health care system in northern Gaza has been “obliterated” with hospitals “completely inoperable”, the International Committee of the Red Cross ... on the Kamal Adwan Hospital on ...

The Defense Ministry’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) says over 5,000 liters of fuel were delivered to northern Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital on Friday to ...

The hospital was used for transferring equipment and weapons, which were then transferred by tunnels to other command and control centers “in Kamal Adwan, Falujah and other places.

Gaza's Health Ministry said Israeli troops set fires in several parts of Kamal Adwan Hospital, including the ... also been attacking shipping in the Red Sea corridor — attacks they say won ...

There are currently 400 civilians inside Kamal Adwan Hospital, doctor says ... "[International Committee of the Red Cross] and other U.N. bodies were consistently denied access to intervene.