Palestinian Red Crescent officials feared that they “are next” after an Israeli air strike landed within meters of their headquarters in Gaza and the nearby hospital run by the organization. “We have all seen what happened at Al Ahli hospital,” Nibal Farsakh from the Palestinian Red Crescent told The National on Thursday. “We’re now afraid that our hospital is next. “Around 8,000 internally displaced people have been seeking refuge in the headquarters and hospital,” he said.

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