The Israeli military said that it provided 300 liters of fuel for urgent medical needs at Al-Shifa Hospital, the Gaza Strip’s biggest hospital, but that Hamas prevented the hospital from receiving the fuel. The Israeli military said in a written statement on Sunday that the fuel was left about 300 meters from the entrance to the hospital complex. The military released a video showing soldiers carrying fuel containers and placing them in front of a building it said was Al-Shifa Hospital. The hospital is facing fuel and medical-supply shortages, and doctors there say that a power shortage led to the death of two newborns.

The Israeli military said it received evidence that Hamas officials prevented the fuel from reaching the hospital. It published nine seconds of a phone-call recording it said was a Gaza senior health official telling an Israeli military officer that the director general of the Gaza Health Ministry didn’t want the fuel to go to Al-Shifa Hospital. “We are waiting for hospital staff to pick up the fuel, but Hamas is preventing them,” Israeli military spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said Sunday.