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Surgeon Nagham Abd al-Nabi displays a photo of her and her son on a mobile phone inside a tent where she is living in Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza Strip, on 16 April. Abd al-Nabi’s home in the northern Gaza Strip was destroyed just before Palestinian Prisoners Day. She says her son was arrested during an Israeli raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital, where she was working and living, and is currently being held in Naqab prison.
(📸 Hassan al-Jedi / APA images)
💢 REPORT | Rafah crossing remained fully closed on Saturday for sick and wounded Palestinians seeking medical treatment abroad, even as Gaza’s Health Ministry says ~10 patients die each day waiting for permission to leave the Strip for treatment unavailable under Israel’s siege.
A report shared by the Palestinian side with mediators and obtained by Drop Site News also shows:
🔸Israel agreed under the ceasefire to allow the daily movement of 200 passengers through Rafah crossing — 150 departures and 50 returnees — after reopening the crossing on February 20 under heavy international pressure earlier this year.
🔸 Israel also agreed under the ceasefire to allow 600 trucks into Gaza each day, including 50 fuel trucks. Saturday once again saw far fewer: just 67 trucks entered Gaza — 65 aid trucks and 2 commercial trucks, with no fuel deliveries — further deepening Gaza’s humanitarian collapse as hospitals shut down critical services, sewage systems fail, and much of the population remains displaced and dependent on aid.
🔸Saturday saw 15 new violations recorded across the Strip, as one Palestinian was killed in an Israeli drone strike targeting an electric motorcycle near Al-Ittisalat Junction west of Jabalia, while four others were wounded, including two injured after an Israeli quadcopter dropped a bomb near the Yellow Line in Khan Younis.
🔸The total number of documented Israeli ceasefire violations has now reached 2,787, including 1,249 airstrikes and shelling attacks and 1,078 live-fire incidents.
🔸15 incidents recorded Saturday include:
🔹 Israeli naval boats opened fire toward western Gaza City
🔹 Israeli naval boats opened fire toward western Khan Younis
🔹 Artillery shelling east of Al-Bureij Camp
🔹 Renewed Israeli naval fire toward Khan Younis
🔹 Artillery shelling east of Gaza City
🔹 Israeli forces opened fire toward eastern Khan Younis
🔹 Israeli military vehicles advanced toward Salah al-Din Street in Khan Younis
🔹 Two artillery shells fired west of Rafah
🔹 Artillery shelling targeting Al-Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza City
🔹 Israeli drone strike near Al-Ittisalat Junction west of Jabalia killed one Palestinian
🔹 Israeli forces opened fire in Bani Suheila and east of Al-Qarara
🔹 Artillery shelling east of Khan Younis
🔹 Two civilians wounded after quadcopter dropped bomb near the Yellow Line in Khan Younis
🔹 Renewed shelling in Al-Qarara area
🔹 Explosive demolition of buildings east of Gaza City
🔸Since the ceasefire took effect, 851 Palestinians have been killed — including 217 children, 91 women, and 23 elderly — and 2,437 wounded, more than half of whom are children, women, or elderly. Another 73 civilians have been detained.
🔸Israel also continues to hold approximately 34 square kilometers beyond agreed withdrawal lines and has obstructed repairs to electricity, water, and sewage infrastructure. Reuters reported this week Israel has extended its occupation zone from 53% of Gaza to 64% of the territory since the “ceasefire.”
🔸Aid entry:
▪️ Only ~37.2% of agreed aid has entered Gaza, averaging 223 trucks per day versus the agreed 600
▪️ Fuel deliveries remain at just 14.7% of agreed levels
▪️ Only 1,573 trucks entered Gaza over the past week out of 4,200 scheduled
🔸Rafah crossing:
▪️ Remained fully closed Saturday
▪️ Only 4,694 of 14,600 planned crossings have taken place overall since the crossing was reopened (~32.1%)
▪️ Medical and humanitarian travel remains heavily restricted while ~10 patients die each day while waiting to travel abroad for medical treatment, according to the Health Ministry.