France: We have doubts about the attack on a hospital in Gaza

The spokesperson for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Anne-Claire Legendre, responded to journalists’ questions during the weekly press conference.

In response to the AA correspondent’s question about “whether the French government found credible Israel’s statement that the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza was attacked by Palestinian groups and the evidence it presented,” Legendre said: “We condemn the attack to Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza.” Ahli Hospital and we hope that this incident will be prosecuted openly.” “We do not attribute any responsibility to anyone regarding this issue.” He responded.

“FRASA HAS SUSPECTS”

Legendre stated that serious transparency must be provided so that the facts about the hospital attack can be revealed.

In response to the AA correspondent’s question about why Israel was not mentioned in the French condemnation of the attack on Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, Legendre noted that the French administration had suspicions about the attack and asked for clarification.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Legendre did not respond to the AA journalist’s question about the ban on demonstrations in support of Palestine in France.

In Israel’s attack on Al-Ahly Baptist Hospital in Gaza on October 17, 471 people were killed and 342 injured, 28 of them seriously. (AA)