Gaza hospitals still not fully running after a yea...

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• As a result, thousands of patients still cannot reach lifesaving care, the group said.
• Instead, she said, the system “remains devastated.”Gaza hospitals gain just one intensive care bedPHRI measured current services against prewar levels and against the first days of the truce.
• From the start of the truce to mid-September, about 5,700 patients went abroad for care, the report said.

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Gaza hospitals remain far from recovery a year into the ceasefire, with none fully working, an Israeli rights group says, as curbs on medicine cost lives.

Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) set out the findings in a new report on Thursday. It said limits on supplies, on treatment outside the enclave and on rebuilding have stopped the health system from recovering.

In fact, some services have worsened since the truce began on October 10, 2025. As a result, thousands of patients still cannot reach lifesaving care, the group said.

Milena Ansari, who wrote the report, said a year of truce should have brought real relief and a rebuilt health system. Instead, she said, the system “remains devastated.”

Gaza hospitals gain just one intensive care bed

PHRI measured current services against prewar levels and against the first days of the truce. Of the strip’s 36 hospitals, 20 now offer partial care, compared with 14 earlier. Still, not one has resumed full operations.