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Last night we had another mass casualty event, this time literally 100% of the patients were women and children.

There was a mom who just had some minor wounds thankfully she was fine.

Her son was on the bed with her three years old

Hospitals under attack in Gaza Israeli forces withdraw from Gaza's largest hospital al-Shifa after a 14-day raid that left

hundreds dead and most of the medical complex in ruins. We'll speak with two doctors.

Dr. Farois-is Sitwa, who is volunteering at the European Hospital

in Kaniunis, and we'll talk to Dr. Hassan Abuseta, who worked as a volunteer doctor for over a month at Al-Shifa and al-Ahi Baptist

hospitals in Gaza City.

Then as Christians around the world celebrate Easter, we go to Bethlehem and the occupied West Bank to talk to Reverend Munter

Ishoc.

Today we have entered a new phase of the war of genocide in which the people of Gaza are being killed by hunger, thirst, and disease.

They are starved to death. It is a slow death. And tens of thousands protest in Israel, calling for

the removal of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. We'll go to Tel Aviv to

get the latest. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

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Or the War and Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

The Israeli military has ended its two-week siege of El Shifah's hospital, leaving Gaza's

largest medical complex in ruins.

The World Health Organization says at least 21 patients died since the siege began.

Authorities in Gaza said the Israeli military killed more than 400 Palestinians, including medical workers and

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