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Doctors without borders say hospitals in Gaza are under relentless bombardment from Israel seeking to destroy Hamas militants.

NPR's Lauren Frere reports that the largest hospital has been hit several times.

Gaza's health ministry said al-Shifa hospital is now run out of fuel and suspended operations.

There are reports of patients dying, including a newborn baby in an incubator that turned off when the power shut off.

Israel says Hamas's main command center is underneath this hospital.

Hamas and al-Shifah staff deny that.

Palestinian officials and witnesses

nearby say this hospital has been hit by Israeli bombs

and artillery.

Israel says at least one of those attacks was actually

a militant rocket that misfired.

NPR's Lauren Frere reporting from Tel Aviv.

In Lebanon, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrala is pledging to keep up the fight against Israel.

The militant group and Israel have been trading attacks

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