Operational Update:

IDF forces are carrying out a precise and targeted operation against Hamas in a specified area in the Shifa Hospital, based on intelligence information and an operational necessity.

The IDF is conducting a ground operation in Gaza to defeat Hamas and rescue our hostages. Israel is at war with Hamas, not with the civilians in Gaza.

The IDF forces include medical teams and Arabic speakers, who have undergone specified training to prepare for this complex and sensitive environment, with the intent that no harm is caused to the civilians being used by Hamas as human shields.

In recent weeks, the IDF has publicly warned time and again that Hamas' continued military use of the Shifa hospital jeopardizes its protected status under international law, and enabled ample time to stop this unlawful abuse of the hospital. Yesterday, the IDF conveyed to the relevant authorities in Gaza once again that all military activities within the hospital must cease within 12 hours. Unfortunately, they did not.

The IDF has also facilitated wide-scale evacuations of the hospital and maintained regular dialogue with hospital authorities.

We call upon all Hamas terrorists present in the hospital to surrender.

Summary of the operations of the Islamic Resistance against the positions and deployment of the Israeli enemy army on the Lebanese-Palestinian border on November 14, 2023:

- Eastern sector:

1- At 11:00, targeting a concentration point for enemy soldiers near the Al-Marj site with appropriate weapons, causing direct hits.
2- At 15:00, targeting the Al-Marj site with appropriate weapons and achieving direct hits.
3- At 15:10, the Ruwaisat Al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms was targeted with appropriate weapons, causing direct casualties.

- Western sector:

1- At 14:00, the Birkat Risha site and the military gathering places surrounding it were targeted with missile weapons, causing direct hits.

"There is no safe place for a million children in the Gaza Strip... Over 4,600 children have already died, and around 9,000 have been injured. Many children have gone missing, presumably buried under the rubble of buildings and homes," her words are quoted on the UNICEF website.