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White House National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson stated that analysis of currently available data suggests that “Israel is not responsible for the explosion at the Gaza hospital yesterday,” where a rocket massacred hundreds of people on Tuesday people caused. The assessment made by the United States is based on “analysis of aerial photographs, telephone and digital intercepts, and information from open sources.” From Israel, where he was on an official visit this Wednesday, US President Joe Biden has indicated that “it appears that it was a misdirected missile from a terrorist group,” as the Israeli army defends blames the attack on the Palestinian organization Islamic Jihad. No international organization has been able to confirm responsibility for the bombing. In addition, Biden has assured that there is an agreement with Israel to allow the entry of humanitarian aid from Egypt into the Gaza Strip, 20 trucks with “food, water and medicine for the civilian population” that hope to pass through the country this Friday To gain access to the enclave intersection. Rafah. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the death toll from Israeli attacks in Gaza stands at at least 3,478 after 471 Palestinians died in the attack on the hospital.
Two medical workers transport a person injured in the bombing of Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday. Photo: EFE
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