Our teams continue to provide care for Palestinians injured by Israeli airstrikes—burns, trauma, and severe fractures—as well as for those suffering from malnutrition in our maternity and neonatal intensive care units.
Remaining hospitals in Gaza City are overwhelmed; they are already operating beyond their capacity, and the potential evacuation of all the patients—including newborns and critically ill patients—would be extremely difficult.
Very few people have been able to move south because most of them don’t have the means to travel, as transportation is expensive. And even in the south, there is no space set up to allow nearly 1 million people to settle—a place that is not free from attacks either.
People are not only confused by contradictory messages but are also besieged by bombings and attacks, and they really don’t see any solution. Many are still staying in Gaza City simply because they have no other option.
The Israeli offensive on Gaza City must be stopped immediately.