Women Deliver Babies Near Nablus After Checkpoint Closure
The Human Rights Doctors Organization reported that childbirth cases for civilian women occurred inside two vehicles outside hospitals due to the Israeli occupation forces' closure of the checkpoints surrounding Nablus. This led to the obstruction of their access to necessary medical care. The report confirmed that the restrictions on Palestinian movement caused delays in receiving assistance and emphasized the need to ensure free movement and access to healthcare services to address the severe humanitarian consequences of ongoing closures. The occupation forces continue to tighten their measures at the checkpoints, hindering the work of ambulance crews and endangering the lives of patients and pregnant women.
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