Doctors at one of Gaza City's last functioning hospitals say they are overwhelmed with casualties from Israeli strikes and are having to carry out operations in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics. One Australian medic volunteering at al-Shifa hospital noted that every day felt like a mass casualty event, relaying harrowing accounts such as one where a baby was saved from the body of a deceased pregnant woman. With Israeli forces advancing close to the hospital, reports describe ongoing artillery strikes and drone attacks driving thousands of Palestinians from their homes. The Israeli military states its offensive aims to dismantle Hamas and secure hostage releases, amid staggering casualties that have reportedly surpassed 65,000. Conditions within the hospital have become desperate, with doctors forced to operate on severely injured patients without adequate pain relief, leading to emotional exhaustion among medical staff. Al-Shifa, once the largest medical complex in Gaza, now faces incessant challenges as patients flood in, desperately needing care amidst a backdrop of destruction.