Gaza's War and Humanitarian Crisis
The article focuses on the catastrophic humanitarian and health conditions in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the Israeli aggression on October 7, 2023, marked by widespread destruction of infrastructure and escalating suffering. It explains that more than half of the hospitals and health centers have ceased functioning, with a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies—over 50% of medications are unavailable, and shortages of some supplies reach up to 70%. This has led to a deterioration in the health of chronic patients, especially cancer and dialysis patients, with an increase in deaths due to lack of treatment. Approximately 70% of the schools have been destroyed, subjected to ongoing violence, and more than half a million students have been forced to study in tents lacking the most basic educational requirements, amid power and water outages. Additionally, Palestinian prisoners are facing horrifying conditions, with abuses inside the prisons escalating and the number of prisoners who have died during the war rising to 93, with thousands detained. The situation inside the prisons is described as "shocking and terrifying."
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