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Doctors Without Borders halted some operations at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza citing armed men inside without providing proof; the hospital and Gaza authorities rejected the claims and urged reconsideration of the suspension.
Médecins Sans Frontières stated it has been unable to deliver humanitarian aid into Gaza since the start of the year due to Israeli restrictions despite the ceasefire. The organization highlighted worsening health conditions, spreading infectious diseases, and thousands awaiting medical evacuation in the besieged territory.
A study published in Lancet reported over 75,000 Palestinians killed in the first 16 months of Israeli attacks on Gaza, including more than 42,000 women, children, and elderly, accounting for 56% of violent deaths, alongside many indirect deaths related to the conflict.
A Palestinian woman returning to Gaza via Rafah crossing recounts being beaten, blindfolded, and intimidated by Israeli forces, alongside other Palestinians’ testimonies describing harsh delays, invasive searches, and abuses at the crossing.
Médecins Sans Frontières stated it has not been able to deliver aid to Gaza since the year began due to Israeli restrictions, despite the ongoing ceasefire. The organization warned of worsening health and living conditions, noting over 18,000 patients await evacuation and that ongoing violations are worsening the crisis.
Doctors Without Borders suspended some services at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital, citing unproven claims of armed individuals. The hospital and local authorities denied the allegations, warning the move would worsen civilian suffering. MSF will maintain essential services but withdraw support from pediatric, maternity, and outpatient services.
