WHO condemns Gaza aid delays
The World Health Organization has announced that the process of delivering humanitarian aid and medical supplies to the Gaza Strip continues to be delayed due to the complexities of the Israeli approval system. Approvals take an average of about 74 days, with many essential medical equipment such as X-ray devices and sterilization supplies repeatedly denied. It has been noted that the health situation in the area remains catastrophic, with medical resources exhausted and hospitals operating at full capacity, exacerbating the suffering of the population. The organization has called for opening more crossings and easing restrictions to ensure the steady and sufficient entry of supplies to meet health needs, warning that delays threaten patients’ lives and hinder the provision of necessary healthcare services.
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