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Israeli authorities have announced a ban on the passage of humanitarian cases or their return from abroad through the Rafah crossing, exacerbating the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. This decision comes at a sensitive time as many face harsh conditions.
A new group of returnees has arrived in Gaza via the Rafah crossing, reflecting ongoing efforts to facilitate citizens' return to their homes amid difficult humanitarian conditions.
A new group of patients and injured individuals left Khan Younis in Gaza today, heading to the Rafah crossing to continue their treatment in Egyptian hospitals. This move comes amid an increasing need for urgent healthcare in the region.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced a new medical evacuation of several patients from Gaza through the Rafah border crossing with Egypt. This initiative aims to provide necessary treatment for critical cases that cannot be addressed within the territory.
The suffering of injured patients in Gaza is escalating, with 6 to 10 people dying daily while waiting for treatment abroad. Since the invasion of Rafah, approximately <strong>1400</strong> patients have lost their lives, highlighting a worsening humanitarian crisis.