Israel destroys Gandour Hospital after 45 years of conflict

The article focuses on the destruction of the Arab Gandour Hospital in Nabatiyeh Al-Fouqa, southern Lebanon, by Israeli forces, highlighting its long history of suffering during wars and occupation. The hospital was established in 1981 to provide healthcare services to the local population, who faced continuous shelling; during conflicts, it also became a refuge for displaced people, until it was completely destroyed in an Israeli raid in 2024. The article emphasizes that the hospital was a symbol of resilience and social solidarity, and its loss represents a significant blow to the region's healthcare and social infrastructure, amid warnings of a systematic targeting of medical facilities amid ongoing tensions in the area.

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