Gaza burials and shortages Children's ICU unavailable

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Goodman reports Gaza City funerals that day for 105 people recovered from buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes, including sixty children. She also reports Wednesday attacks on homes and vehicles killing eight Palestinians and wounding dozens, including the death of journalist Mohammed Abdel Aziz Al-Najjar, described as at least the 263rd Palestinian media worker killed since October 2023. She links restrictions on medicines, fuel and humanitarian goods to the health sector's crisis. Pediatric chief Sharif Matar says Al-Rantisi Children's Hospital operates at minimum capacity, cannot run all ventilators or reopen its intensive-care unit and lost a one-and-a-half-month-old infant 'last night' because intensive care was unavailable. The dates of the recovered deaths and the filmed hospital statement are not supplied.

Al-Rantisi pediatric chief Sharif Matar says a one-and-a-half-month-old infant died the previous night because intensive care was unavailable. He describes minimum hospital capacity, ventilator shortages and inability to reopen the ICU; Democracy Now supplies the medicine, fuel and humanitarian-supply restriction context. This is his attributed death and causal account. The filmed statement and infant's death day are unknown.