Doctors Without Borders Warns Gaza Threat
The article by Doctors Without Borders in Gaza highlights how Israel is imposing restrictions on the entry of essential supplies such as engine oils and spare parts, threatening the lives of thousands of residents and undermining the hospitals' ability to operate efficiently. Currently, oil supplies are sufficient for only one month, with costs having increased twentyfold over the past six months, reaching more than $1,300 per liter, without any guarantees of quality or sustainable availability. As a result, vital equipment such as hospital generators has been disrupted, reducing their capacity to provide essential services like surgeries and sterilization, which has led to increased disease rates and health risks. This escalation is part of a systematic policy aimed at undermining the basic conditions for life and carrying out deliberate depletion operations, with the intent of making life unbearable for Gaza's residents by depriving them of the most basic necessities for survival.
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