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The article discusses the Israeli Supreme Court’s decision not to intervene in the closure of the humanitarian medical corridor between Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. This corridor allowed Gaza patients to receive specialized treatment outside the Strip. Despite human rights organizations filing a petition to reopen the corridor due to the deteriorating health situation and the inability of approximately 18,500 patients to access necessary care within Gaza, the court declined the case in favor of maintaining the closure. The court emphasized the responsibilities of other countries in receiving patients and avoiding interference in individual cases. It was also noted that the health conditions in Gaza are worsening, with critical situations such as malnutrition, medication shortages, and the lack of suitable treatment options, amid increasing medical needs. Israel continues to impose the blockade, even though transferring patients through third countries has only covered about 10% of the treatment needs.
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