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Gaza Healthcare Recovery Stalls a Year Into Ceasefire as Nutrition Indicators Improve

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LONDON: Gaza has no fully functioning hospital almost a year after a ceasefire took effect, while its intensive care capacity has grown by just one bed, an Israeli rights group said Thursday, warning that restrictions on medical supplies and patient transfers continue to cost lives. Physicians for Human Rights Israel said in a new report that restrictions on supplies, treatment outside the Palestinian enclave and reconstruction have prevented th…

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The health sector crisis in the Gaza Strip continues as medical facilities are out of service and the ability of hospitals and health centres to provide care to patients is reduced, owing to the lack of fuel, medicines and medical supplies, and the health infrastructure is damaged as a result of the war.

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Author of report by Physicians for Human Rights-Israel says 'ceasefire has not stopped the genocide, but has only changed the way it is carried out'

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A bed. That's what the Gaza ICU earned in a year of ceasefire, which according to the report published on Thursday by ... The article In Gaza one more place in the ICU from the ceasefire seems to be the first on THE NEWS.

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Aydınlık broke the news in Türkiye on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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