Horrifying images from Gaza capture the surreal scene of medical personnel loading the commercial ice-cream trucks — with ads on them for the chilly goodies and featuring happy kiddie faces &…
UN shelters in Gaza run out of water as doctors fear patients in ‘high danger’ as Israeli ground offensive looms
“The hospital morgue can only take 10 bodies, so we have brought in ice-cream freezers from the ice-cream factories in order to store the huge numbers of martyrs,” said Dr. Yasser Ali of the Shuhada Al-Aqsa hospital in Deir Al-Balah. Ali noted that even with the makeshift mobile morgues, Gaza will soon run out of means to transport the bodies of the dead.
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