Dr. Marwan al-Sultan, director of Gaza's Indonesian hospital, was killed in an Israeli airstrike that also claimed the lives of his wife, daughter, sister, and son-in-law. His surviving children believe he was deliberately targeted, as the missile struck his specific room while the rest of the building remained intact. Dr. Sultan was a leading cardiologist in Gaza, remembered for his dedication to his work. His death signifies a loss for both his family and the entire Gaza community, particularly given his crucial role in the region's healthcare.
Lobna, Dr Marwan al-Sultan's surviving daughter, stated, "All the rooms were fine except for his, the missile hit it precisely."
Ahmed said, "There was no other explanation other than that his father was deliberately targeted by the Israeli military."
Ahmed described the aftermath, saying, "I didn't know who had survived and who had died. Some people were only now shattered body parts."
Ahmed expressed the broader impact, stating, "His father's death was not just a loss for the family but for the whole of Gaza."
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