Gaza health crisis, humanitarian impact on children, medical supply shortages in conflict zones
Gaza Health Ministry Director-General:
Due to the Israeli ban, 52% of medicines have zero stock, and there is a severe shortage of blood units.
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Due to the Israeli genocide, 44,000 orphaned children and more than one million children are suffering from psychological trauma… pic.twitter.com/ctgJElPh8E
— Motasem A Dalloul (@AbujomaaGaza) August 17, 2025
Due to the Israeli ban, 52% of medicines have zero stock, and there is a severe shortage of blood units
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate, with alarming reports from the Gaza Health Ministry. The Director-General recently highlighted a staggering 52% of medicines are completely out of stock due to the ongoing Israeli ban. This shortage poses a significant threat to the health and well-being of the population, particularly those who rely on critical medications for chronic conditions.
Moreover, the situation is dire when it comes to blood units, with a severe shortage being reported. This lack of essential medical supplies is not just a statistic; it represents real lives at risk. Hospitals and healthcare providers are struggling to meet the needs of patients, which is exacerbating an already critical health crisis.
Due to the Israeli genocide, 44,000 orphaned children and more than one million children are suffering from psychological trauma
The humanitarian impact of the conflict extends beyond immediate health concerns. The Gaza Health Ministry has reported that approximately 44,000 children have been orphaned due to the violence, leaving them vulnerable and in desperate need of support. More than one million children are also suffering from psychological trauma, a silent yet devastating consequence of ongoing violence and instability.
It’s heartbreaking to think about the long-term effects this trauma could have on a generation of children. They deserve a chance at a healthy, happy life, free from the burdens of war and displacement. Community organizations and international aid are urgently needed to address their psychological and emotional needs.
The situation in Gaza is a call to action for the global community to take a stand and advocate for humanitarian relief. We must raise awareness and support initiatives that aim to provide essential medical supplies and mental health services to those affected by this ongoing crisis.