Israel Health Minister directs hospitals not to prioritise treatment of Hamas terrorists over civilians, soldiers

Ground reports suggest that the Israeli Health Minister on Wednesday issued an order telling hospitals in his country to not priorities the treatment of apprehended Hamas terrorists over civilians. According to the Jerusalem Post, Moshe Arbel stated in his directive that due to the burden on the nation’s healthcare system, Israeli hospitals must currently give priority to Hamas victims and IDF soldiers. The problem of treating the damned and disgusting Hamas terrorists in the public hospitals has piled up a significant challenge for the healthcare system, he said. “In these trying times, the health system should give its full attention to the care of the criminal massacre victims, the IDF soldiers, and the readiness for the next.” “Under my direction, the public health system will not treat the cursed and disgusting terrorists since doing so would seriously undermine our efforts to combat terrorism. The Health Ministry is, of course, prepared and eager to assist these bodies, if needed. “The handling of the matter should be entrusted to the IDF or the Shin Bet,” he said in conclusion. The minister urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has vowed that Israel will execute every Hamas member, to give the necessary instructions to start enforcing his order. Following the directive, Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv reported on Wednesday night that a terrorist who had been taken to the facility had not been admitted to the emergency room. Instead, he was directed to the Ramle prison service clinic for medical attention. 1,200 Israelis have died as a result of a coordinated attack on Israel on Saturday by Palestinian terrorists supported by Iran, some of whom were brutally raped, burned alive, and murdered by Hamas operatives. In Israel’s overcrowded hospitals, thousands more people are being treated for injuries.