Dr. Khulood Abu Sahmoud, 33, is in extremely critical condition, with medical teams describing her health as life-threatening. She is battling advanced ovarian cancer that has spread to her liver, lungs, and bones, along with malignant ascites and extensive dissemination of cancer cells beyond the primary tumor.
Despite undergoing multiple chemotherapy regimens, the disease has continued to progress without responding to treatment. Doctors stress that she urgently requires medical evacuation outside the Gaza Strip for advanced diagnostic tests and specialized treatment, warning that any further delay could cost her her last chance at treatment and put her life at imminent risk.
Dr. Khulood is the mother of young children, and her urgent transfer for treatment is essential to save her life.
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Four-month-old infant Zaid died after Israeli forces prevented him from passing through the Deir Ammar checkpoint gate, west of Ramallah, to receive medical treatment, despite his critical condition.
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I suffer from anaemia due to malnutrition, and I feel dizzy. My health is getting worse, and my hair is falling out. The doctor said I need iron, vegetables and meat, but there is nothing just iron tab.
No good food no clean water 💔
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At the end of one of his visits to Naqab Prison, lawyer Khaled Mahajneh recounted a moving moment with the Gazan journalist and detainee Mohammed Abu Arab, who asked him to describe his facial features and eyes after being deprived of seeing himself in a mirror for more than two years.
A scene that encapsulates the cruelty of imprisonment; his question about his own face was more heartbreaking than a thousand stories.