The Indonesia Hospital in northern Gaza has resumed inpatient services after repairs to the building and equipment that were destroyed by Israeli forces. The hospital, funded by the Indonesian NGO Medical Emergency Rescue Committee, was one of the last functioning health facilities in the north during the Israeli assault on Gaza. It has gradually been resuming essential services since the ceasefire began in January. The hospital aims to reactivate essential services to reach at least 50 percent of full capacity within six months.