I am writing as a concerned constituent to urge your leadership in protecting hospitals and civilians caught in conflict zones, particularly at Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza. This hospital, currently the only operational facility serving northern Gaza, has become a tragic symbol of the humanitarian crisis unfolding amid ongoing violence. The staff at Kamal Adwan Hospital—led by Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya—are performing heroic work under unimaginable circumstances. Airstrikes have destroyed critical infrastructure, including oxygen generators, causing preventable deaths among vulnerable patients such as newborns in neonatal intensive care. Essential supplies like medicine, food, and fuel are nearly exhausted, while displaced families seeking refuge within the hospital have faced violence and detentions during military operations. It is imperative to remember that international law, including the Geneva Conventions, clearly protects medical facilities and civilians. Claims that hospitals could be considered as military targets demand credible, verifiable evidence—without such proof, these attacks remain unjustifiable. Even in war, patients, medical personnel, and civilians must be protected. The United States has long championed humanitarian principles and demonstrated moral leadership on the world stage. Past congressional actions regarding conflicts in Syria, Yemen, and Afghanistan reflect this bipartisan tradition. Protecting healthcare infrastructure and ensuring humanitarian aid is not only a moral imperative but also an essential step toward regional stability and U.S. credibility abroad. I urge you to take the following actions to address this crisis: 1. Affirm U.S. Support for the Protection of Medical Facilities: Reiterate that hospitals, patients, and medical personnel must never be targeted, and demand adherence to international humanitarian law. 2. Support Humanitarian Access: Advocate for safe, reliable delivery of medical supplies, fuel, and essential aid to areas where civilians are suffering. 3. Ensure Accountability and Transparency: Encourage independent investigations into any attacks on protected infrastructure, ensuring that international norms are upheld. These steps are not about taking sides but about reaffirming our nation’s commitment to the rules of war, the protection of innocent lives, and our values. As my representative, I trust that you will consider this issue with the gravity it demands and act to ensure that the United States continues to stand for the protection of civilians and medical infrastructure in all conflict zones. Thank you for your attention to this matter and for your commitment to serving our nation’s interests and values. I look forward to your response.