[5] This initiative, a result of a collaboration with the Palestinian power company Mayet Al Ahel, aimed to provide clean and safe off-grid drinking water for the pediatric hospital's staff and patients.

[15] The IDF showed CNN a cache of weapons and explosives in the basement of the hospital, which was reportedly disconnected from the main medical facility.

Evidence presented by the IDF for military use of the basement included a motorcycle with a bullet hole, ropes, and baby bottles.

[17] Daniel Hagari, a spokesperson for the IDF, posted a video where he claimed that the IDF found weapons and technology belonging to Hamas and a document titled "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood" that contained a "list of terrorist names" and a schedule for agents guarding Israeli hostages under the Al-Rantisi Children's Hospital.

The Gaza Health Ministry and Gazan doctors denied the claims, stating that the basement complex was a shelter for hospital staff and refugees, while the tunnel shaft was an electrical wire assembly point.