Report Published Regarding the Health Crisis in Gaza

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

The published report on casualties and the health crisis in Gaza emphasizes that thousands of children have lost their lives, health facilities have been targeted, and medicine stocks have been depleted.

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The shared report on casualties and the deepening health crisis in Gaza stated that thousands of civilians have lost their lives, hospitals have been targeted, and essential medical supplies have been depleted.

Casualties and the Situation of Children

According to the report, 21,976 of those who lost their lives were children, 11,301 were women, 5,405 were the elderly, and 35,555 were men.

It was reported that 612 children born during the war lost their lives, 1,134 cases of limb loss were recorded among children, and thousands of children were left orphaned.

Malnutrition and Health Issues

It was stated that a total of 466 people, including 157 children, lost their lives due to malnutrition, and cases of acute malnutrition have increased.

It was noted that the mortality rate among children under five increased in 2025 compared to 2022 levels.

Status of Health Facilities and Workers

It was reported that all 38 hospitals in Gaza were targeted, with some of them becoming non-functional while others operate partially.

It was conveyed that 1,723 health workers lost their lives, hundreds were detained, and health facilities were targeted repeatedly.

Shortage of Medicines and Medical Supplies

It was stated that stocks of 44 percent of essential medicine items and 54 percent of medical consumables have completely depleted.

It was noted that the rate of deficiency in laboratory test materials has reached high levels and shortages of medicines in critical branches persist.

Treatment Processes Abroad and Mental Health

Information was provided that the number of patients who lost their lives while waiting for treatment outside Gaza exceeds thousands, and a large number of patients have been evacuated.

Including research on the mental health of youth, it was emphasized that a large majority of participants constantly worry about their lives.