Israel intensifies hardship for Gaza patients

The article discusses the suffering of the residents of Gaza and travelers passing through the Rafah crossing, as Israeli occupation forces impose strict inspection procedures that include interrogations, surveillance, beatings, and confiscation of belongings. These measures worsen the hardships faced by returnees and patients. It is noted that investigations lasting more than three hours leave many vulnerable to harassment, especially patients who struggle to obtain travel permits. As a result, some die before receiving treatment, adding to the burden of over 20,000 patients in the Gaza Strip waiting for exit procedures to access medical care. Additionally, Israel is increasingly restricting travel permits, causing delays of between 16 to 24 hours. Despite United Nations calls to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid, these tightenings persist.

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