News - Middle East: Dr. Khalil Al-Daqran, spokesperson for Gaza’s Ministry of Health, told Almasirah that the Israeli enemy is delaying the evacuation of patients from Gaza for treatment abroad.

He confirmed that the enemy has not allowed the entry of medicines and medical supplies, and only a very small number of patients have been permitted to leave for treatment.

Al-Daqran stressed that citizens urgently need medicine, food, and shelter in Gaza, but the Israeli enemy continues to block these essential resources.

He warned that rain, combined with the catastrophic conditions and deteriorating tents housing displaced families, could lead to outbreaks of disease.

Highlighting the scale of destruction, Al-Daqran reported that the Israeli enemy has demolished more than 80 percent of civilian homes in Gaza, leaving them in rubble, and continues airstrikes and demolition operations.

Gaza is enduring a severe humanitarian disaster as the Israeli enemy continues its systematic attacks, destroying the majority of civilian homes and infrastructure.

The blockade has restricted the entry of medicines, food, and essential supplies, leaving millions of residents, including displaced families in damaged shelters, exposed to disease and starvation. 

Health authorities warn that ongoing delays in patient evacuations and the lack of aid are compounding the crisis, while continued airstrikes and demolition operations demonstrate the enemy’s disregard for civilian life. 

The situation underscores the urgent need for international action to alleviate suffering and prevent further humanitarian collapse.