Gaza Healthcare Recovery Stalls a Year Into Ceasefire as Nutrition Indicators Improve
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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'
Gaza healthcare recovery stalls a year into ceasefire as nutrition indicators improve
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…
Sawalev said in Israel, Thursday, that genocide in the Gaza Strip continues a year after the ceasefire, and that the sector is still without a fully functioning hospital. In a report on the health situation in the sector, the organization stated that the number of partially functioning hospitals increased from 14 October 2025 to ... this content: 1570 patients died in Gaza awaiting evacuation first appeared in Sawalev.
WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier said that 19 of the 36 hospitals in Gaza were partially operational, while the others were out of service. Lindmeier stated that approximately 2.1 million people were in need of assistance and that the health system had collapsed.
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