The World Health Organization said Saturday that the Kamal Adwan hospital was “now empty” following an Israeli military raid which put north Gaza’s last major health facility out of service.The WHO said it was “appalled” by Friday’s raid, saying “hospitals have once again become battlegrounds”, and describing the lifeline of healthcare in north Gaza as reaching “breaking point.”For the latest updates on the Israel-Palestine conflict, visit our dedicated page.“The systematic dismantling of the health system and a siege for over 80 days on north Gaza puts the lives of the 75,000 Palestinians remaining in the area at risk,” the UN health agency said in a statement.Israel’s military claimed in a statement that the hospital had become “a key stronghold for terrorist organizations and continues to be used as a hideout for terrorist operatives” since Israeli forces began broader operations in northern Gaza in October.“Kamal Adwan is now empty,” the WHO said.The remaining 15 critical patients,