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The Israeli High Court rejected intervention to prohibit the exit of Gaza patients for treatment in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, despite rights organizations submitting a petition demanding the reopening of the humanitarian medical corridor that currently allows humanitarian cases to leave the Gaza Strip for treatment elsewhere. The organizations affirmed that approximately 18,500 patients and wounded individuals are in need of medical care unavailable inside Gaza, and that hospitals in the West Bank and East Jerusalem are capable of receiving them and providing support to enhance their capacities. However, the court monitored Israel’s decision to close the medical corridor, which was operational before October 2023, preventing patients from traveling, and declined to intervene at this time after secret deliberations, indicating that responsibility lies with other countries to host the patients.
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