Today, the UN Human Rights Office said that Israel's military operations in Gaza has pushed

the health care system there to, quote, the brink of total collapse and may be a violation

of international law. Israel accuses Hamas of integrating its operations into hospitals

and using hospital staff as shields to attack Israel. The debate has come to

ahead in the last few days over the Kamal-Adwan Hospital at the center of an ongoing Israeli

operation in northern Gaza. It was one of northern Gaza's final lifelines. Today, it is a shell

of dust and debris.

This weekend, with the help of a drone, Israeli soldiers announced final evacuation

orders to those left inside Kamal-Adwan Hospital.

Patients walked out of the hospital with their hands up, passed an Israeli tank through

a war zone.

The Israel Defense Forces says it facilitated the

evacuation of more than 350 patients to hospitals in Gaza City. Faris al-Affana was one of them.

We were taken for interrogation at around 3 p.m. They stripped us naked and left us there until

sunset and no one to aid us.

We were left in the dust.

Then one soldier would come every once in a while and would curse at us and spit at us.

It was very ugly.

For months, hospital director Dr. Hossam Abu Safia tried to alert the world, posting online, appealing for blood and supplies, and conditions he

described to us as catastrophic.

As you see now, there is one being near our hospital.

We are suffering from a lack of medications and medical supply and medical staff one day before one, our team doctor was killed.

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