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🎥 “Total Diagnostic Collapse” in Gaza Drop Site spoke with Dr. Mimi Syed, a U.S.-based physician who has volunteered twice in Gaza, about what medical workers describe as the complete collapse of diagnostic capacity under Israel’s siege. Doctors warn they are now “working blind.” At Al-Shifa Hospital, Israeli attacks...

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“Deliberately Engineered to Inflict Suffering”: Dr. Mimi Syed Testifies on Gaza’s Health System Collapse Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), an American emergency physician who served in both Nasser and Al-Aqsa hospitals in Gaza, shared soul-searing accounts of murdered children, patients dying from preventable illnesses, and hospitals operating without water or electricity. She described entire wards filled with pediatric patients, mass graves near hospital courtyards, and families going days without food. She spoke about treating children with bullets in their heads and infants dying from sepsis after drinking contaminated water—victims of what she described as policies deliberately engineered to inflict suffering. Dr. Syed denounced the systematic targeting of Gaza’s medical infrastructure, including direct Israeli attacks on ambulances and hospitals. She also called out the silence of U.S. institutions and demanded an end to arms transfers. “Starvation should never be used as a weapon,” she said, urging Americans to stop normalizing the destruction of Palestinian life.
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“Deliberately Engineered to Inflict Suffering”: Dr. Mimi Syed Testifies on Gaza’s Health System Collapse Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), an American emergency physician who served in both Nasser and Al-Aqsa hospitals in Gaza, shared soul-searing accounts of murdered children, patients dying from preventable illnesses, and hospitals operating without water or electricity. She described entire wards filled with pediatric patients, mass graves near hospital courtyards, and families going days without food. She spoke about treating children with bullets in their heads and infants dying from sepsis after drinking contaminated water—victims of what she described as policies deliberately engineered to inflict suffering. Dr. Syed denounced the systematic targeting of Gaza’s medical infrastructure, including direct Israeli attacks on ambulances and hospitals. She also called out the silence of U.S. institutions and demanded an end to arms transfers. “Starvation should never be used as a weapon,” she said, urging Americans to stop normalizing the destruction of Palestinian life.

Drop Site

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🎥 Starvation by Design in Gaza Drop Site spoke with Dr. Mimi Syed, a U.S.-based physician who has volunteered twice in Gaza, about how widespread malnutrition is devastating children and patients under Israel’s siege. Gaza’s Health Ministry head says Israel is engineering starvation by enabling mass entry of junk food while depriving the population of foods with real nutritional value: “Dozens of trucks enter loaded with soda, chips, and chocolate, while real food is blocked, medicine is denied, vitamins disappear, and infant formula becomes a distant hope.” The ministry warns malnutrition is driving anemia in mothers, early miscarriages, premature births, and a surge in congenital anomalies. In December, the United Nations said it screened about 76,000 children in Gaza and identified roughly 4,900 cases of acute malnutrition, including more than 820 severe cases. Dr. Mimi Syed | Sarmad Jawad
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🎥 Starvation by Design in Gaza Drop Site spoke with Dr. Mimi Syed, a U.S.-based physician who has volunteered twice in Gaza, about how widespread malnutrition is devastating children and patients under Israel’s siege. Gaza’s Health Ministry head says Israel is engineering starvation by enabling mass entry of junk food while depriving the population of foods with real nutritional value: “Dozens of trucks enter loaded with soda, chips, and chocolate, while real food is blocked, medicine is denied, vitamins disappear, and infant formula becomes a distant hope.” The ministry warns malnutrition is driving anemia in mothers, early miscarriages, premature births, and a surge in congenital anomalies. In December, the United Nations said it screened about 76,000 children in Gaza and identified roughly 4,900 cases of acute malnutrition, including more than 820 severe cases. Dr. Mimi Syed | Sarmad Jawad

Drop Site

15,275 次观看 • 6 个月前

NEW: Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), a U.S. emergency physician who has been outspoken about Israel’s destruction of Gaza’s health system, was denied entry today as she tried to begin her third medical mission. She and her team — carrying baby formula for malnourished children and medical equipment to treat a surge of Guillain-Barré Syndrome cases — were turned back without explanation after flying to Amman, Jordan in hopes of reaching Gaza. Syed has twice worked inside Gaza in the past 22 months and has testified at the Gaza Tribunal in Sarajevo, met directly with UN Secretary General António Guterres, and briefed Senate offices in Washington on the catastrophic humanitarian crisis unfolding in the medical sector. Her denial comes as Israel continues to block medical workers and supplies from reaching a health system it has already devastated. A video Dr Syed shared with Drop Site shows her suitcase packed with baby formula for Gaza’s starving infants.
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NEW: Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), a U.S. emergency physician who has been outspoken about Israel’s destruction of Gaza’s health system, was denied entry today as she tried to begin her third medical mission. She and her team — carrying baby formula for malnourished children and medical equipment to treat a surge of Guillain-Barré Syndrome cases — were turned back without explanation after flying to Amman, Jordan in hopes of reaching Gaza. Syed has twice worked inside Gaza in the past 22 months and has testified at the Gaza Tribunal in Sarajevo, met directly with UN Secretary General António Guterres, and briefed Senate offices in Washington on the catastrophic humanitarian crisis unfolding in the medical sector. Her denial comes as Israel continues to block medical workers and supplies from reaching a health system it has already devastated. A video Dr Syed shared with Drop Site shows her suitcase packed with baby formula for Gaza’s starving infants.

Drop Site

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“The Israeli occupation has killed more than 1,580 of our [medical] staff.” Gaza’s Health Ministry Director, Dr. Muneer al-Bursh, mourns the loss of his colleagues and medical staff, especially Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan and Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh, who were killed by deliberate Israeli targeting of health workers, doctors, and medical staff. Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, director of the Indonesian hospital who was killed with his family members three days ago by Israeli strikes held the highest scientific degree in Gaza. Hospitals also suffer from the intentional Israeli blockade of essential medical supplies and fuel needed for the operation of hospitals which are overwhelmed with patients killed and injured by Israeli attacks.
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“The Israeli occupation has killed more than 1,580 of our [medical] staff.” Gaza’s Health Ministry Director, Dr. Muneer al-Bursh, mourns the loss of his colleagues and medical staff, especially Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan and Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh, who were killed by deliberate Israeli targeting of health workers, doctors, and medical staff. Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, director of the Indonesian hospital who was killed with his family members three days ago by Israeli strikes held the highest scientific degree in Gaza. Hospitals also suffer from the intentional Israeli blockade of essential medical supplies and fuel needed for the operation of hospitals which are overwhelmed with patients killed and injured by Israeli attacks.

Quds News Network

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🔴 “There’s a killing mechanism that has been created… [by] the U.S. and Israel together. They have made conditions in Gaza so deplorable, so incompatible with human life.. [and] these conditions are completely manufactured. They are man-made, and there is no reason for it. You don’t need a single bomb to continue killing people.” — Dr. Mimi Syed, an American emergency physician who served on two medical missions to Gaza, describing a man-made humanitarian collapse in Gaza driven by the US-Israeli ongoing siege, manufactures deprivation, and blocked medical care for tens of thousands of critically ill patients. She expects people to die at an increasingly alarming rate, especially children.
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🔴 “There’s a killing mechanism that has been created… [by] the U.S. and Israel together. They have made conditions in Gaza so deplorable, so incompatible with human life.. [and] these conditions are completely manufactured. They are man-made, and there is no reason for it. You don’t need a single bomb to continue killing people.” — Dr. Mimi Syed, an American emergency physician who served on two medical missions to Gaza, describing a man-made humanitarian collapse in Gaza driven by the US-Israeli ongoing siege, manufactures deprivation, and blocked medical care for tens of thousands of critically ill patients. She expects people to die at an increasingly alarming rate, especially children.

Drop Site

16,754 次观看 • 7 个月前

"I had 18 documented cases of children that came in with gunshots to the head, neck, abdomen, chest" Thank you Dr. Mimi Syed, Dr. Mimi Syed, for sharing what you saw in Gaza under Israeli genocide & for going to Gaza. Dr. Mimi Syed is an American emergency doctor who has twice worked in Gaza during the ongoing Israeli genocide of Gaza: she spent four weeks each in the Gaza Strip in August and in December 2024. She spoke to me about her child patients, many of whom were shot in the head or chest by the Israeli army; about Israel's preventing doctors from bringing aid or vital medical equipment with them into Gaza, hindering doctors’ ability to save Palestinian lives; about the (preventable) malnutrition and starvation she saw amongst Palestinian civilians, as well as the preventable water and sanitation-related diseases contributing to “indirect deaths” in Gaza. Listen to the full conversation:
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"I had 18 documented cases of children that came in with gunshots to the head, neck, abdomen, chest" Thank you Dr. Mimi Syed, Dr. Mimi Syed, for sharing what you saw in Gaza under Israeli genocide & for going to Gaza. Dr. Mimi Syed is an American emergency doctor who has twice worked in Gaza during the ongoing Israeli genocide of Gaza: she spent four weeks each in the Gaza Strip in August and in December 2024. She spoke to me about her child patients, many of whom were shot in the head or chest by the Israeli army; about Israel's preventing doctors from bringing aid or vital medical equipment with them into Gaza, hindering doctors’ ability to save Palestinian lives; about the (preventable) malnutrition and starvation she saw amongst Palestinian civilians, as well as the preventable water and sanitation-related diseases contributing to “indirect deaths” in Gaza. Listen to the full conversation:

Eva Karene Bartlett

61,316 次观看 • 1 年前

REPORT | Shelter aid for more than 1.3 million displaced Palestinians remains stockpiled outside Gaza with no explanation from Israeli authorities for why it is being blocked, according to humanitarian workers and medical advocates involved in ongoing aid negotiations, Drop Site News has learned. Advocates told Drop Site that Israeli officials have repeatedly declined to provide reasons for denying entry to basic supplies, including food with protein content, infant formula, medical nutrition such as Plumpy’Nut, nutritional supplements, as well as temporary shelter materials. Such items, that are not designated as “dual-use” and do not appear on Israel’s own restricted lists continue to be refused without explanation, aid workers say. Drop Site spoke with Washington-based physician Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), who has volunteered multiple times in Gaza and is engaged in efforts to press for humanitarian aid access. She relayed warnings from the head of pediatrics at Nasser Hospital, Gaza’s largest hospital, that the consequences of obstruction are already deadly, with infants in neonatal units in northern Gaza forced to share oxygen masks amid critical shortages, and children and newborns having died in recent days from exposure to extreme cold. The United Nations confirmed yesterday the death of a two-week old baby due to hypothermia, as winter conditions worsen, rain storms flood and tear through old tents, while emergency shelter for over a million displaced Palestinians remains stalled just hundreds of meters outside Gaza. Drop Site’s Ryan Grim discussed the aid blockade earlier on Breaking Points.
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REPORT | Shelter aid for more than 1.3 million displaced Palestinians remains stockpiled outside Gaza with no explanation from Israeli authorities for why it is being blocked, according to humanitarian workers and medical advocates involved in ongoing aid negotiations, Drop Site News has learned. Advocates told Drop Site that Israeli officials have repeatedly declined to provide reasons for denying entry to basic supplies, including food with protein content, infant formula, medical nutrition such as Plumpy’Nut, nutritional supplements, as well as temporary shelter materials. Such items, that are not designated as “dual-use” and do not appear on Israel’s own restricted lists continue to be refused without explanation, aid workers say. Drop Site spoke with Washington-based physician Dr. Mimi Syed (Dr. Mimi Syed), who has volunteered multiple times in Gaza and is engaged in efforts to press for humanitarian aid access. She relayed warnings from the head of pediatrics at Nasser Hospital, Gaza’s largest hospital, that the consequences of obstruction are already deadly, with infants in neonatal units in northern Gaza forced to share oxygen masks amid critical shortages, and children and newborns having died in recent days from exposure to extreme cold. The United Nations confirmed yesterday the death of a two-week old baby due to hypothermia, as winter conditions worsen, rain storms flood and tear through old tents, while emergency shelter for over a million displaced Palestinians remains stalled just hundreds of meters outside Gaza. Drop Site’s Ryan Grim discussed the aid blockade earlier on Breaking Points.

Drop Site

121,242 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨HEARTBREAKING: Ibrahim Abdullah, a child with kidney failure in Gaza, cries out in pain every day as he waits for life-saving treatment abroad. Despite having a medical referral, Israel’s closure of Gaza’s crossings has left him trapped. After more than two and a half years of war, siege, and the collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system, thousands of children and critically ill patients like Ibrahim are suffering without access to the treatment they urgently need, while their conditions continue to deteriorate.
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🚨HEARTBREAKING: Ibrahim Abdullah, a child with kidney failure in Gaza, cries out in pain every day as he waits for life-saving treatment abroad. Despite having a medical referral, Israel’s closure of Gaza’s crossings has left him trapped. After more than two and a half years of war, siege, and the collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system, thousands of children and critically ill patients like Ibrahim are suffering without access to the treatment they urgently need, while their conditions continue to deteriorate.

Gaza Notifications

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⭕️ The U.S. military which claims it controls humanitarian aid entry into Gaza, especially after the UN Security Council resolution passed last month, declined to comment on Israel’s denial of entry to American and foreign medical workers trying to reach Gaza. A CENTCOM spokesperson told the The Washington Post the command would not address the rejections. The denials include U.S. trauma surgeon Feroze Sidhwa, who previously treated Palestinians in Gaza and later testified at the UN about Israeli attacks. Aid groups told the outlet the restrictions are worsening Gaza’s medical collapse, where only 18 of 36 hospitals remain partly functional and more than 1,700 health workers have been killed. The WHO says foreign teams have performed over 50,000 emergency surgeries since 2024, yet Dr. Sidhwa says 50% of volunteer doctors are being turned away without explanation. Some medical workers believe they are being blocked for speaking publicly about conditions in Gaza. 🎥 Feroze Sidhwa spoke to Israeli media about the situation late last month:
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⭕️ The U.S. military which claims it controls humanitarian aid entry into Gaza, especially after the UN Security Council resolution passed last month, declined to comment on Israel’s denial of entry to American and foreign medical workers trying to reach Gaza. A CENTCOM spokesperson told the The Washington Post the command would not address the rejections. The denials include U.S. trauma surgeon Feroze Sidhwa, who previously treated Palestinians in Gaza and later testified at the UN about Israeli attacks. Aid groups told the outlet the restrictions are worsening Gaza’s medical collapse, where only 18 of 36 hospitals remain partly functional and more than 1,700 health workers have been killed. The WHO says foreign teams have performed over 50,000 emergency surgeries since 2024, yet Dr. Sidhwa says 50% of volunteer doctors are being turned away without explanation. Some medical workers believe they are being blocked for speaking publicly about conditions in Gaza. 🎥 Feroze Sidhwa spoke to Israeli media about the situation late last month:

Drop Site

24,660 次观看 • 7 个月前

⭕️ Doctors at two of Gaza’s largest hospitals, Al Shifa and Nasser Medical Complex, have issued urgent warnings that the lives of more than 100 premature babies and about 350 dialysis patients are at immediate risk due to critical fuel shortages caused by Israel’s ongoing blockade. The fuel shortage has forced hospitals to take drastic measures: ▪️Multiple premature babies are being placed in a single incubator to conserve power, significantly increasing the risk to their health. ▪️The dialysis unit at Al Shifa Hospital has already been shut down to save the remaining fuel for the intensive care unit and operating rooms, which cannot function without electricity even briefly. ▪️Oxygen stations, labs, and blood banks are on the verge of shutting down, which would cause stored blood units to spoil and leave critical patients without life-saving support. Doctors and health officials warn that, without urgent fuel deliveries, these hospitals will “cease to be a place of healing and will become a graveyard for those inside.” The United Nations and humanitarian groups have echoed these warnings, noting that hospitals are rationing fuel, ambulances are stalling, and water systems are on the brink of collapse. The crisis is a direct result of Israel’s blockade, which has blocked or severely restricted the entry of fuel, water, medicine, and other essential supplies into Gaza since March 2, 2025. Video shared by Nasser Hospital:
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⭕️ Doctors at two of Gaza’s largest hospitals, Al Shifa and Nasser Medical Complex, have issued urgent warnings that the lives of more than 100 premature babies and about 350 dialysis patients are at immediate risk due to critical fuel shortages caused by Israel’s ongoing blockade. The fuel shortage has forced hospitals to take drastic measures: ▪️Multiple premature babies are being placed in a single incubator to conserve power, significantly increasing the risk to their health. ▪️The dialysis unit at Al Shifa Hospital has already been shut down to save the remaining fuel for the intensive care unit and operating rooms, which cannot function without electricity even briefly. ▪️Oxygen stations, labs, and blood banks are on the verge of shutting down, which would cause stored blood units to spoil and leave critical patients without life-saving support. Doctors and health officials warn that, without urgent fuel deliveries, these hospitals will “cease to be a place of healing and will become a graveyard for those inside.” The United Nations and humanitarian groups have echoed these warnings, noting that hospitals are rationing fuel, ambulances are stalling, and water systems are on the brink of collapse. The crisis is a direct result of Israel’s blockade, which has blocked or severely restricted the entry of fuel, water, medicine, and other essential supplies into Gaza since March 2, 2025. Video shared by Nasser Hospital:

Drop Site

25,626 次观看 • 1 年前

🔴 Gaza Health Director: Israel Systematically Blocking Medical Supplies as Disability Crisis Compounds Before the war, Gaza had 55,000 registered disability cases. With approximately 172,000 people wounded since the war began, medical estimates suggest 25% will sustain permanent disabilities — adding roughly 43,000 new cases and bringing the total to nearly 100,000. More than 5,000 amputations have already been documented, 20% of them children and 11% women. Dr. Muneer Alboursh, Director General of Gaza’s Ministry of Health, warned Wednesday that Israeli forces are systematically targeting Gaza’s health sector and blocking the entry of medical supplies — including prosthetics — as the territory faces a rapidly expanding disability crisis. Prosthetics centers exist in Gaza capable of serving amputees, but the blockade on medical supplies has rendered them unable to operate. Israel is also blocking the entry of medical equipment and preventing more than 20,000 patients from traveling abroad for treatment unavailable inside Gaza.
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🔴 Gaza Health Director: Israel Systematically Blocking Medical Supplies as Disability Crisis Compounds Before the war, Gaza had 55,000 registered disability cases. With approximately 172,000 people wounded since the war began, medical estimates suggest 25% will sustain permanent disabilities — adding roughly 43,000 new cases and bringing the total to nearly 100,000. More than 5,000 amputations have already been documented, 20% of them children and 11% women. Dr. Muneer Alboursh, Director General of Gaza’s Ministry of Health, warned Wednesday that Israeli forces are systematically targeting Gaza’s health sector and blocking the entry of medical supplies — including prosthetics — as the territory faces a rapidly expanding disability crisis. Prosthetics centers exist in Gaza capable of serving amputees, but the blockade on medical supplies has rendered them unable to operate. Israel is also blocking the entry of medical equipment and preventing more than 20,000 patients from traveling abroad for treatment unavailable inside Gaza.

Drop Site

16,552 次观看 • 3 个月前

🇵🇸 🏥 Israelis are still allowing “virtually zero medical supplies” into Gaza – Dr. Tarek Loubani, Palestinian-Canadian emergency physician, currently volunteering at Nasser Hospital. Majority Report spoke with Dr. Loubani, the medical director of the Glia Project, in southern Gaza, where he says the health system has been “completely ravaged,” with only three hospitals still functioning and most care now delivered in tents. He says Israeli forces deliberately destroyed equipment and have blocked nearly all supplies despite the ceasefire, leaving doctors without basics. Loubani also describes ongoing shootings, including attacks on children and aid workers. He says the official death toll is a major undercount, estimating around 200,000 direct deaths, with potentially hundreds of thousands more dying indirectly from starvation, disease, and lack of care. 40% of kidney patients who required dialysis have died from lack of treatment since October 2023, Tarek Loubani told MR’s Emma Vigeland.
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🇵🇸 🏥 Israelis are still allowing “virtually zero medical supplies” into Gaza – Dr. Tarek Loubani, Palestinian-Canadian emergency physician, currently volunteering at Nasser Hospital. Majority Report spoke with Dr. Loubani, the medical director of the Glia Project, in southern Gaza, where he says the health system has been “completely ravaged,” with only three hospitals still functioning and most care now delivered in tents. He says Israeli forces deliberately destroyed equipment and have blocked nearly all supplies despite the ceasefire, leaving doctors without basics. Loubani also describes ongoing shootings, including attacks on children and aid workers. He says the official death toll is a major undercount, estimating around 200,000 direct deaths, with potentially hundreds of thousands more dying indirectly from starvation, disease, and lack of care. 40% of kidney patients who required dialysis have died from lack of treatment since October 2023, Tarek Loubani told MR’s Emma Vigeland.

Drop Site

71,593 次观看 • 3 个月前

⚠️ Correction + Update: Al-Awda Hospital in North Gaza has not fully shut down—97 people remain trapped inside, including 13 patients and 84 staff, under siege and facing repeated Israeli attacks. ▪️A joint delegation from WHO and the ICRC reached Al-Awda Hospital in Tal Al-Zaatar, North Gaza yesterday, though the hospital remains under siege and under repeated Israeli attack. ▪️The delegation evacuated 3 wounded patients and 47 staff to other hospitals—including Al-Awda’s Nuseirat branch—due to severe shortages of medicine, equipment, and fuel. One disabled civilian living nearby was also evacuated in coordination with international bodies. ▪️According to the Al-Awda Health and Community Association, 97 people remain trapped inside—including 13 patients and 84 medical staff—facing “extremely difficult humanitarian and health conditions.” The association is calling for: ➤ Immediate protection for patients and staff ➤ Delivery of medical supplies, food, and fuel ➤ International accountability for Israel’s attacks on Gaza’s health system ▶️ Voice message shared by Dr. Mohammed Salha, Director of Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza below. (With the constant sound of gunfire in the background)
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⚠️ Correction + Update: Al-Awda Hospital in North Gaza has not fully shut down—97 people remain trapped inside, including 13 patients and 84 staff, under siege and facing repeated Israeli attacks. ▪️A joint delegation from WHO and the ICRC reached Al-Awda Hospital in Tal Al-Zaatar, North Gaza yesterday, though the hospital remains under siege and under repeated Israeli attack. ▪️The delegation evacuated 3 wounded patients and 47 staff to other hospitals—including Al-Awda’s Nuseirat branch—due to severe shortages of medicine, equipment, and fuel. One disabled civilian living nearby was also evacuated in coordination with international bodies. ▪️According to the Al-Awda Health and Community Association, 97 people remain trapped inside—including 13 patients and 84 medical staff—facing “extremely difficult humanitarian and health conditions.” The association is calling for: ➤ Immediate protection for patients and staff ➤ Delivery of medical supplies, food, and fuel ➤ International accountability for Israel’s attacks on Gaza’s health system ▶️ Voice message shared by Dr. Mohammed Salha, Director of Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza below. (With the constant sound of gunfire in the background)

Drop Site

32,900 次观看 • 1 年前

WHO delivers health supplies to Al-Shifa Hospital, appeals for continued access to address urgent needs in north #Gaza WHO staff participated in a joint UN mission to Al-Shifa Hospital in north Gaza on 16 December to deliver health supplies and assess the situation in the facility. Partners on today’s mission included OCHA, UNDSS, and UNMAS. The team delivered medicines and surgical supplies, orthopedic surgery equipment, and anesthesia materials and drugs to the hospital. Al-Shifa Hospital, currently minimally functional, needs to urgently resume at least basic operations to continue serving the thousands in need of lifesaving health care.Once the most important and largest referral hospital in Gaza, Al-Shifa now houses only a handful of doctors and a few nurses, together with 70 volunteers, working under what WHO staff described as “unbelievably challenging circumstances" and calling it a “hospital in need of resuscitation.” The operating theatres and other major services remain nonfunctional due to a lack of fuel, oxygen, specialized medical staff, and supplies. The hospital is only able to provide basic trauma stabilization, has no blood for transfusion, and hardly any staff to care for the constant flow of patients. Dialysis is being provided to approximately 30 patients a day, with the dialysis machines operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, using a small generator.The team described the emergency department as a “bloodbath”, with hundreds of injured patients inside and new patients arriving every minute. Patients with trauma injuries were being sutured on the floor, and limited to no pain management is available at the hospital. WHO staff said that the emergency department is so full that care must be exercised to not step on patients on the floor. Critical patients are being transferred to Al-Ahli Arab Hospital for surgeries. Tens of thousands of displaced people are using the hospital building and grounds for shelter. A multi-pronged humanitarian response is needed to provide them with food, water and shelter. Many of them asked our team to tell the world what is happening in the hope that their suffering might soon be eased. Al-Shifa Hospital continues to experience a severe shortage of food and safe water for health workers, patients, and displaced people. This reflects grave and growing concerns around persistent hunger across the Gaza Strip, and the consequences of malnutrition on people’s health and susceptibility to infectious diseases. WHO is committed to strengthening Al-Shifa Hospital in the coming weeks, so that it can resume at least basic functionality and continue to provide the lifesaving services that are needed at this critical time. Up to 20 operating theatres in the hospital, as well as post-operative care services, can be activated if provided with regular supplies of fuel, oxygen, medicines, food, and water. Substantial additional specialized medical, nursing and support staff, including emergency medical teams, are also urgently needed.Currently, Al-Ahli Arab Hospital remains the only partially functional hospital in north Gaza, along with three minimally functional hospitals—Al-Shifa, Al Awda and Al Sahaba Medical Complex—down from 24 before the conflict. WHO is also gravely concerned about the unfolding situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital and is gathering information urgently. As hostilities continue and health needs across the Gaza Strip increase, Al-Shifa Hospital, a cornerstone of Gaza’s health system, must be urgently restored so that it can serve besieged people trapped in a cycle of death, destruction, hunger, and disease.
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WHO delivers health supplies to Al-Shifa Hospital, appeals for continued access to address urgent needs in north #Gaza WHO staff participated in a joint UN mission to Al-Shifa Hospital in north Gaza on 16 December to deliver health supplies and assess the situation in the facility. Partners on today’s mission included OCHA, UNDSS, and UNMAS. The team delivered medicines and surgical supplies, orthopedic surgery equipment, and anesthesia materials and drugs to the hospital. Al-Shifa Hospital, currently minimally functional, needs to urgently resume at least basic operations to continue serving the thousands in need of lifesaving health care.Once the most important and largest referral hospital in Gaza, Al-Shifa now houses only a handful of doctors and a few nurses, together with 70 volunteers, working under what WHO staff described as “unbelievably challenging circumstances" and calling it a “hospital in need of resuscitation.” The operating theatres and other major services remain nonfunctional due to a lack of fuel, oxygen, specialized medical staff, and supplies. The hospital is only able to provide basic trauma stabilization, has no blood for transfusion, and hardly any staff to care for the constant flow of patients. Dialysis is being provided to approximately 30 patients a day, with the dialysis machines operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, using a small generator.The team described the emergency department as a “bloodbath”, with hundreds of injured patients inside and new patients arriving every minute. Patients with trauma injuries were being sutured on the floor, and limited to no pain management is available at the hospital. WHO staff said that the emergency department is so full that care must be exercised to not step on patients on the floor. Critical patients are being transferred to Al-Ahli Arab Hospital for surgeries. Tens of thousands of displaced people are using the hospital building and grounds for shelter. A multi-pronged humanitarian response is needed to provide them with food, water and shelter. Many of them asked our team to tell the world what is happening in the hope that their suffering might soon be eased. Al-Shifa Hospital continues to experience a severe shortage of food and safe water for health workers, patients, and displaced people. This reflects grave and growing concerns around persistent hunger across the Gaza Strip, and the consequences of malnutrition on people’s health and susceptibility to infectious diseases. WHO is committed to strengthening Al-Shifa Hospital in the coming weeks, so that it can resume at least basic functionality and continue to provide the lifesaving services that are needed at this critical time. Up to 20 operating theatres in the hospital, as well as post-operative care services, can be activated if provided with regular supplies of fuel, oxygen, medicines, food, and water. Substantial additional specialized medical, nursing and support staff, including emergency medical teams, are also urgently needed.Currently, Al-Ahli Arab Hospital remains the only partially functional hospital in north Gaza, along with three minimally functional hospitals—Al-Shifa, Al Awda and Al Sahaba Medical Complex—down from 24 before the conflict. WHO is also gravely concerned about the unfolding situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital and is gathering information urgently. As hostilities continue and health needs across the Gaza Strip increase, Al-Shifa Hospital, a cornerstone of Gaza’s health system, must be urgently restored so that it can serve besieged people trapped in a cycle of death, destruction, hunger, and disease.

World Health Organization (WHO)

128,115 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨 Breaking: Newborns at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital face imminent risk of death as Israel prevents fuel deliveries Dr. Mimi Syed spoke with Dr. Alfara, Director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Nasser Hospital, who confirms there is not enough fuel to power the life-saving equipment. All major hospitals in Gaza, including Nasser, are without power as Israel continues to block entry of fuel shipments. At Al-Aqsa Hospital, doctors are resorting to phone lights to perform critical surgeries. Israeli forces are also deliberately preventing local security teams from protecting the aid and fuel convoys from reaching Gaza’s hospitals. Gaza’s Government Media Office reports that since the conflict began its security personnel have been targeted 149 times, resulting in more than 736 deaths. Civilian police and local volunteers tasked with securing fuel convoys have been attacked 42 times, leading to the theft of desperately needed supplies. The latest theft, just days ago, has further exacerbated the crisis across Gaza’s hospitals, where newborns are now at grave risk due to the lack of fuel.
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🚨 Breaking: Newborns at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital face imminent risk of death as Israel prevents fuel deliveries Dr. Mimi Syed spoke with Dr. Alfara, Director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Nasser Hospital, who confirms there is not enough fuel to power the life-saving equipment. All major hospitals in Gaza, including Nasser, are without power as Israel continues to block entry of fuel shipments. At Al-Aqsa Hospital, doctors are resorting to phone lights to perform critical surgeries. Israeli forces are also deliberately preventing local security teams from protecting the aid and fuel convoys from reaching Gaza’s hospitals. Gaza’s Government Media Office reports that since the conflict began its security personnel have been targeted 149 times, resulting in more than 736 deaths. Civilian police and local volunteers tasked with securing fuel convoys have been attacked 42 times, leading to the theft of desperately needed supplies. The latest theft, just days ago, has further exacerbated the crisis across Gaza’s hospitals, where newborns are now at grave risk due to the lack of fuel.

Drop Site

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NEW: Senior Gaza Health Official Says Aid Massacres Are Now a Daily Pattern — “Hospitals Are Full, We Cannot Manage” In a voice message shared earlier today, Dr. Yousef Abu Rish, Deputy Minister of Health in Gaza, described the situation in Khan Younis and Rafah as “complex and catastrophic,” with Israeli attacks on food distribution sites leaving more than 38 dead and over 200 injured in a single day. ➤ “This now became the norm of the food distribution—to kill on a daily basis more than 20 and to injure more than 200, and most of them are seriously injured.” ➤ Dr. Abu Rish said hospitals are overwhelmed: “We are unable to manage. All the hospitals are full, including the field hospitals.” ➤ He called for immediate reopening of the European Gaza Hospital and a complete overhaul of the aid delivery mechanism, saying: “I can’t imagine we will continue like that on a daily basis.” ▪️The Ministry of Health confirmed the attacks were part of a wider collapse: ➤ At Nasser Hospital, 50 of today’s injured were listed as critical (“red” cases), mostly from gunfire and ballistic injuries. ➤ No medical aid, food, or water has been allowed into the hospital. Staff are surviving on black market flour purchased for 2,000 shekels. ➤ Shifa Hospital is operating at 200% capacity. Neonatal and maternity care in northern Gaza has effectively ceased due to Israel’s blockade on critical equipment. ➤ European Gaza Hospital remains occupied by Israeli forces and inaccessible, with the army blocking all access routes and denying deconfliction requests. 🔊 The voice note shared here comes directly from Dr. Abu Rish.
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NEW: Senior Gaza Health Official Says Aid Massacres Are Now a Daily Pattern — “Hospitals Are Full, We Cannot Manage” In a voice message shared earlier today, Dr. Yousef Abu Rish, Deputy Minister of Health in Gaza, described the situation in Khan Younis and Rafah as “complex and catastrophic,” with Israeli attacks on food distribution sites leaving more than 38 dead and over 200 injured in a single day. ➤ “This now became the norm of the food distribution—to kill on a daily basis more than 20 and to injure more than 200, and most of them are seriously injured.” ➤ Dr. Abu Rish said hospitals are overwhelmed: “We are unable to manage. All the hospitals are full, including the field hospitals.” ➤ He called for immediate reopening of the European Gaza Hospital and a complete overhaul of the aid delivery mechanism, saying: “I can’t imagine we will continue like that on a daily basis.” ▪️The Ministry of Health confirmed the attacks were part of a wider collapse: ➤ At Nasser Hospital, 50 of today’s injured were listed as critical (“red” cases), mostly from gunfire and ballistic injuries. ➤ No medical aid, food, or water has been allowed into the hospital. Staff are surviving on black market flour purchased for 2,000 shekels. ➤ Shifa Hospital is operating at 200% capacity. Neonatal and maternity care in northern Gaza has effectively ceased due to Israel’s blockade on critical equipment. ➤ European Gaza Hospital remains occupied by Israeli forces and inaccessible, with the army blocking all access routes and denying deconfliction requests. 🔊 The voice note shared here comes directly from Dr. Abu Rish.

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🚨 Donate Urgently – Kidney Failure Patients in Gaza 🚨 🔗 Your voice for Gaza — the backbone of this mission and the reason it continues — are: Eyup Eyup Lovely 🫂 Felix GoliathFan1952 🫂 William Will 🦥 Menaker 🫂 From the heart of Gaza, we continue every day to provide food for kidney failure patients who are struggling to survive in a place where hospitals have been destroyed and no longer function as hospitals at all. The suffering here has not been normal. It has been extremely, unbearably difficult. Painful beyond what words can hold. During the war, Israeli attacks destroyed hospitals, severely damaged medical infrastructure, and shattered the healthcare system entirely. Dialysis units were destroyed or forced to shut down. Medical equipment was damaged or lost. Electricity was cut off. And most critically, life-saving dialysis machines, spare parts, and medical supplies were deliberately blocked and prevented from entering Gaza. Today in Gaza, a kidney failure patient does not suffer from illness alone. They suffer from the absence of treatment, the lack of dialysis machines, constant power outages, severe medicine shortages, and hunger — which finishes what the disease begins. There are patients who need regular dialysis simply to stay alive. But now they are waiting — not for a hospital bed, because real hospitals no longer exist, only damaged buildings with no equipment, no electricity, and no capacity to treat. How can a body weakened by kidney failure endure hunger? How can someone survive without dialysis? How can a patient remain conscious when food is the only thing keeping their body from collapse? Inside what remains of hospitals, patients collapse in silence. Pale faces. Fragile bodies. Exhausted souls fighting only to survive one more day. 🍽️ Food for kidney failure patients is not charity. It is a medical necessity. It is the difference between standing and falling, between holding on and collapsing, between life and a slow, preventable death. What we provide today may be the only thing giving a kidney failure patient the strength to stay alive in the complete absence of medical care. Despite the destruction, the medical collapse, and the deliberate blocking of life-saving equipment, we continue — because stopping means abandoning them to a slow and silent death. To Eyup, Felix, and William: Your generosity feeds patients too weak to cry 🍽️ Your voices turn compassion into real action 🤍 Your support gives us the strength to continue, day after day 💙 Your donation today is not just help — it is a chance at life for someone whose body can no longer wait. 🔗 Donate now:
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🚨 Donate Urgently – Kidney Failure Patients in Gaza 🚨 🔗 Your voice for Gaza — the backbone of this mission and the reason it continues — are: Eyup Eyup Lovely 🫂 Felix GoliathFan1952 🫂 William Will 🦥 Menaker 🫂 From the heart of Gaza, we continue every day to provide food for kidney failure patients who are struggling to survive in a place where hospitals have been destroyed and no longer function as hospitals at all. The suffering here has not been normal. It has been extremely, unbearably difficult. Painful beyond what words can hold. During the war, Israeli attacks destroyed hospitals, severely damaged medical infrastructure, and shattered the healthcare system entirely. Dialysis units were destroyed or forced to shut down. Medical equipment was damaged or lost. Electricity was cut off. And most critically, life-saving dialysis machines, spare parts, and medical supplies were deliberately blocked and prevented from entering Gaza. Today in Gaza, a kidney failure patient does not suffer from illness alone. They suffer from the absence of treatment, the lack of dialysis machines, constant power outages, severe medicine shortages, and hunger — which finishes what the disease begins. There are patients who need regular dialysis simply to stay alive. But now they are waiting — not for a hospital bed, because real hospitals no longer exist, only damaged buildings with no equipment, no electricity, and no capacity to treat. How can a body weakened by kidney failure endure hunger? How can someone survive without dialysis? How can a patient remain conscious when food is the only thing keeping their body from collapse? Inside what remains of hospitals, patients collapse in silence. Pale faces. Fragile bodies. Exhausted souls fighting only to survive one more day. 🍽️ Food for kidney failure patients is not charity. It is a medical necessity. It is the difference between standing and falling, between holding on and collapsing, between life and a slow, preventable death. What we provide today may be the only thing giving a kidney failure patient the strength to stay alive in the complete absence of medical care. Despite the destruction, the medical collapse, and the deliberate blocking of life-saving equipment, we continue — because stopping means abandoning them to a slow and silent death. To Eyup, Felix, and William: Your generosity feeds patients too weak to cry 🍽️ Your voices turn compassion into real action 🤍 Your support gives us the strength to continue, day after day 💙 Your donation today is not just help — it is a chance at life for someone whose body can no longer wait. 🔗 Donate now:

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