WHO reports no medical supplies in Gaza for past 10 days

The World Health Organization disclosed that Gaza hasn’t received essential medical supplies for the past ten days amid Israel’s recent offensive against Hamas.

The closure of the Rafah crossing has exacerbated the situation, severely limiting access to humanitarian aid.

Of particular concern is the acute shortage of fuel, crucial for sustaining healthcare facilities.

Only a fraction of the required fuel has made its way into Gaza, leaving hospitals on the brink of collapse and endangering countless lives.

The ongoing military operations in Rafah further escalate the humanitarian crisis, posing grave risks to the civilian population.

With more than 35,300 casualties, predominantly civilians, since the conflict began, urgent international intervention is imperative to mitigate the suffering and prevent further loss of life in the Palestinian territory.