Live Updates: Israeli troops storm Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital

5:14 GMT -

The Israeli military storm Gaza's biggest hospital

"We hold Israel's raiding forces fully responsible for the lives of medical staff, patients and displaced people in Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital," Palestinian Health Ministry said.

Hamas said in a statement it "holds the occupation [Israel] and President Biden fully responsible for [the] occupation army's raid of Al Shifa medical complex."

Hamas said a US intelligence statement that the US supported Israel's conclusion that the fighters had operations at Al Shifa "was a green light" for the raid.

4:30 GMT - 'Hospitals and patients must be protected': White House Hospitals and the patients inside them "must be protected," the White House said when asked about its ally Israel storming Gaza's largest hospital, Al Shifa.

"We won't speak to the specifics of an ongoing Israeli military operation. As we've said, we do not support striking a hospital from the air and we don’t want to see a firefight in a hospital where innocent people, helpless people, sick people trying to get medical care they deserve are caught in the crossfire. Hospitals and patients must be protected," a spokesperson for the White House National Security Council said.

3:26 GMT - Israel warns Gaza officials it plans to storm Al Shifa Hospital

Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al Qidra has told Al Jazeera that Israel warned "us that it will raid Al Shifa Hospital complex in the coming minutes".

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military.

Qidra said Gaza officials had informed the International Committee of the Red Cross about Israel's warning.

Israel has put all those at the hospital, including patients and displaced people, in a "circle of death" after encircling and bombing it, the Health Ministry in Gaza said.

3:00 GMT - US remarks meant to fuel Israeli 'massacres' at Gaza hospitals: Hamas

Hamas has said that the White House's remarks that it had a command centre at Al Shifa Hospital in besieged Gaza was a "green light" to Israel to commit "brutal massacres" targeting medical facilities in the Palestinian territory.

"These statements give a green light to the Israeli occupation to commit further brutal massacres targeting hospitals, with the goal of destroying Gaza's healthcare system and displacing Palestinians," the Palestinian resistance group said in a statement issued in English.

Hamas says 650 patients and 5,000-7,000 other civilians are trapped inside the hospital grounds, under constant fire from snipers and drones. It says 40 patients have died in recent days, including three premature babies whose incubators were knocked out.

2:30 GMT - UNSC working on new 'humanitarian pauses' resolution

The UN Security Council is negotiating a new resolution that demands "immediate extended humanitarian pauses" throughout Gaza but makes no mention of a ceasefire.

The resolution, drafted by Malta, does demand that "all parties" comply with their obligations under international law.

The Security Council has rejected four resolutions on the war, and many of its 15 members have said they don't want a vote on a new resolution unless it's going to be approved.

2:00 GMT — Yemen's Houthis threaten to attack Israeli ships in Red Sea

Yemen's Houthi rebels have threatened to target Israeli ships in the Red Sea, as the group said they had launched another missile targeting the country over its war in Gaza.

Rebel leader Abdul-Malik al Huthi said the group was monitoring for Israeli vessels in the commercially vital waters, even those that do not have Israeli flags.

"Our eyes are open to constant monitoring and searching for any Israeli ship," he said in a speech broadcast by the rebels' Al-Masirah TV station.

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