Palestinian filmmaker shares Israel's brutal bombing of hospital, 800 people killed in two minutes

SHAH ALAM - Overwhelmed with emotion, Palestinian filmmaker Bisan Owda mourned the tragic loss of eight hundred lives killed in the merciless bomb strike on a hospital in Gaza by Israel on Tuesday.

In a heart-wrenching two-part video shared on her Instagram account, using the handle wizard_bisan1, Owda's voice quivered as she revealed that nowhere in Gaza was safe, as its people endured attacks without warning.

"Those 800 people were innocent people, and they were afraid. They left their homes just to give their sons and daughters an opportunity to live.

"This was after the Israeli army wanted them to evacuate. When they evacuated, they were killed inside a hospital.

"There is no way to run away from death.. bombings.. 800 people were killed in two minutes. It didn't take more than a few minutes," she said in between sobs.

She said that the death toll of could increase as more victims were being pulled out of the rubble as she spoke.

"So this number may swell, taking the current toll from 3,000 to 4,000 in just one night.

Bisan said what happened was against international law, against the Geneva law, and against all the agreements that the West, America, and the world were proud of.

"You teach us how to be human, and do not commit anything to being human. I don't know what the world is waiting for to move or stop this. I could be the next to die.

Yesterday, the Health Ministry in Gaza reported that at least 500 people perished in an Israeli airstrike on Arab Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) also condemned the attack, labelling it the bloodiest incident since the conflict started.