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(Reuters) A daughter of Gaza Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was admitted to an Israeli hospital for emergency medical treatment this month after she suffered complications from a routine procedure, sources familiar with the case said. Her week-long admission to a hospital in Tel Aviv shows humanitarian coordination between the sides. During the Gaza war and since it ended in August, dozens of patients have been brought to hospitals in Israel for advanced treatment. Israeli media has reported that one of Haniyeh's granddaughters was treated in an Israeli hospital last November, while his mother-in-law sought treatment in a Jerusalem hospital in June. 2014-10-20 00:00:00Full Article
Hamas Leader's Daughter Receives Medical Treatment in Israel
(Reuters) A daughter of Gaza Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was admitted to an Israeli hospital for emergency medical treatment this month after she suffered complications from a routine procedure, sources familiar with the case said. Her week-long admission to a hospital in Tel Aviv shows humanitarian coordination between the sides. During the Gaza war and since it ended in August, dozens of patients have been brought to hospitals in Israel for advanced treatment. Israeli media has reported that one of Haniyeh's granddaughters was treated in an Israeli hospital last November, while his mother-in-law sought treatment in a Jerusalem hospital in June. 2014-10-20 00:00:00Full Article
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