More than 15,000 wounded in Gaza are in urgent need of medical evacuation, but the process is moving at a painfully slow pace. Hospitals across the territory are collapsing under the strain of a relentless campaign that has forced multiple medical centres to shut their doors. Since the start of September alone, entire hospitals in the north have ceased operations, leaving patients without care and worsening an already catastrophic situation.

The destruction and displacement of health facilities have left hundreds unable to access essential medical services. Doctors are working in increasingly desperate conditions, often without supplies, electricity or safe spaces to treat patients. The situation is further aggravated by a continuing blockade that chokes humanitarian access, leaving the wounded stranded amid an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe.

For those injured, the inability to reach medical care is a matter of life or death. The calls for a ceasefire are growing louder, as health officials stress that without immediate relief, Gaza’s already fragile healthcare system will collapse entirely. This is not merely a healthcare crisis, it is part of a broader campaign of destruction, leaving thousands to suffer with no recourse to treatment in the face of a prolonged genocide.