The World Health Organization (WHO) has lost contact with staff at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza following an Israeli army raid, which has raised serious concerns due to the high number of patients and civilians sheltering there. WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus described the situation as 'deeply disturbing' and highlighted that the hospital was already overwhelmed with nearly 200 patients and hundreds seeking refuge. Gaza’s health ministry reported that hundreds of individuals, including patients and medical staff, have been detained by Israeli forces, who claim to be targeting terrorist infrastructure. Eyewitness accounts report that the hospital's oxygen supplies were hit during the raid, exacerbating the dire medical situation. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that their operations are based on intelligence regarding terrorists in the area, while the WHO continues to advocate for the protection of civilians and healthcare facilities. Amidst ongoing violence, at least 38 casualties, including children, were reported from airstrikes in southern Gaza.