Gaza- On a dilapidated bed at the Al -Aqsa Al -Aqsa Al -Saghir Al -Wahid Hospital in the center of the Gaza Strip, the twentieth wounded Mahmoud Saeed will throw his exhausted body.
He refers to his legs bound by iron medical links to stabilize fractures, and Saeed, 26, told Al -Jazeera Net, “I was walking daily long distances, and now I cannot even go to the toilet to fulfill my need without the help of 4 people.”
Motivated by the hunger that kills his family (9 individuals), Saeed did not find a choice other than risking himself, and the rush between the crowds of the councils towards the aid center west of the city of Rafah, and after a long wait, and instead of obtaining what he returns to his family to fill her hunger, he received 8 shots in his legs.
Since the opening of these American and Israeli -backed centers on May 27, local and international bodies have been described as “death fisheries”, as official Palestinian statements indicate that the death toll among the councils exceeded 900 martyrs, about 6 thousand wounded, and 42 missing.
Wounded without treatment or food
The eight gunfire was distributed equally to a happy leg, and caused him fractures of his bones, and severe pains that were deprived of sleep.
Saeed says that doctors are making every effort, but they face the obstacles to the lack of treatment and medicines, “and even food is not available to them and we as a wounded and sick, we die at every moment of pain and hunger.”
Before the Israeli war erupted on the Strip after the October 7 attack, Said was a taxi driver, and as a result of his work, and he had to displace him with his family more than 20 times, their savings drained.
This young man does not know the fate that he awaits in light of what hospitals and health facilities in Gaza suffer from a state of great collapse and disability in specialized medical cadres, equipment, equipment and medicines.
Said needs a wheelchair or a crutch that helps him to move and fulfill his necessary daily needs, which are auxiliary tools, which complain of the majority of wounded war, especially those with disabilities, that they are not available.
In a nearby department inside the hospital, the wounded girl, Jana Al -Nusairat, 13, who miraculously escaped from an Israeli air strike on the house of neighbors in the city of Deir Al -Balah, in the center of the Strip.
Jana, her mother and brother were guests of the neighbors the moment a missile fell directly to them, and caused the three of them to be wounded, while he was immediately martyred 3 of the owners of the target house.
This girl says to Al -Jazeera Net, that the diagnosis of her condition showed her fractures in her four limbs, burns to the face and different parts of her body.
Jana suffers from physical and psychological pain due to the lack of “ointments” to treat these burns and mitigate their effects and pain, as well as their inability to move without the help of others.
Disabilities
The Coordinator of the Gaza Office in the Disability Working Group, which includes 50 national and international body, Dr. Iyad Al -Kranez, told Al -Jazeera Net that the war caused an increase of about 55% on the category of persons with disabilities, most of which are a kinetic disability, as a result of daily amputation cases among the wounded.
Before the outbreak of the war, the numbers of people with disabilities were estimated at 58 thousand cases, 47% of which is a motor disability, while the war resulted about 32 thousand disabilities, and Krons refers to a report by the World Health Organization that talks about 25% of the wounded with different disabilities.
A joint recent report between the Disability Working Group and the Child Rescue Organization showed that at least 10 children develop a day in Gaza, amputation of one or both legs.
Therefore, Krons estimates that there are 90,000 disabilities in Gaza, in addition to 107,000 people from the elderly over the age of 60 years who suffer from chronic diseases, 3,800 of them have their lives, due to the lack of medications and treatment, including the necessary assistance tools for them.
Since mid -April of last year, the occupation state has prevented auxiliary tools such as Cookies and wheelchairs, claiming that they are “double -use”, that is, it fears its leakage for use in military industries.
A systematic policy
Krons, who also heads the “Stars of Hope Association for Empowering Women with Disabilities”, believes that the occupation is adopting a policy that increases the suffering of fragile groups with disabilities, the elderly and chronic patients, and deprives them of treatment and auxiliary tools and the right to safely accessing food, in order to prevent “genocide.”
In the context of this policy, the targeting of rehabilitation centers, including those that were inside government and private hospitals affiliated with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), estimated that more than 80% of these centers have been fully destroyed or deviated from service since the outbreak of the war, most notably the “Sheikh Hamad Hospital for Rehabilitation and prostheses and prostheses in the northern sector, according to the Krins.
Those with disabilities are currently lacking physical and functional therapy, and Krons says that “the rehabilitation operations are conducted for them manually,” and in his opinion, this group is not just numbers, some of them deprived him of disability from his childhood, work and dream, and his ability to support himself and his family, and their suffering with the life of displacement in tents and shelters is increasingly incompatible with their needs.
And he affirms that a wounded from disabilities could be saved if the treatment and medical devices were available, and specialized medical cadres that intentionally kill and arrest the occupation, in addition to preventing him from entering foreign medical delegations to support the exhausted local cadres.
Complex
With shocking numbers, the Director of Field Hospitals in the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Dr. Marwan Al -Hammas, is diagnosed with the collapsed healthy reality.
Because of this, we lost 99% of cardiac and cardiac surgery service, and we lost 85% of the orthopedic service, 73% of the general surgery service, 54% of the service of cancer patients, and 45% of the dialysis service, and we lost 54% of the drugs needed in primary care services for heart disease, pressure, diabetes and children.
This complex reality prompted the medical teams to work with what the hamx calls the “comparison system”, so that doctors decide to provide the service to the situation they see that they can be dealt with medically and saved, and the hopeless condition is left for its destiny and facing its fate.
In light of the large occupancy rate in hospitals ranging between 130 to 150%, as a result of the massive pressure in the number of wounded, the director of field hospitals says that the middle cases do not take their time in treatment, and are demobilized after providing the treatment available to them in the reception departments, while the overnight is limited to serious cases.
Al -Hamsa agrees with the Krons that large numbers of wounded and patients have lost their lives, or their parties as a result of having to amputation, in light of a devastating health structure of the systematic Israeli targeting, and they could have been saved if the human and material capabilities were available to perform the necessary surgeries.