MSF said it “formally expressed our strong concern to the relevant authorities,” meaning Hamas
Doctors Without Borders suspended “non-critical” medical services at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, the southern Gaza Strip, citing concerns regarding safeguarding its neutrality after Palestinian terrorists were spotted operating from the medical center, Reuters reported on Saturday.
The Geneva-based NGO also known as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said that its operations at Gaza’s largest functioning hospital were suspended on Jan. 20 after the NGO voiced concerns regarding the “management of the structure, the safeguarding of its neutrality, and security breaches.”
“MSF formally expressed our strong concern to the relevant authorities,” meaning the Hamas terrorist group, after “armed men, some masked” were seen inside the compound by the NGO’s staff and patients.