The state of the healthcare system and the capacity of hospitals in Gaza were reported.
The Organization of Physicians for Human Rights reported that there are no hospitals operating at full capacity in the Gaza Strip since October 2023 and there has been no improvement in the healthcare system.
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Conflicts that have been ongoing since October 2023 and the ceasefire reached on October 10, 2025.
The Organization of Physicians for Human Rights touched upon the dire health situation in the Gaza Strip in its report.
The report noted that although three years have passed since October 2023, there is still not even a hospital operating at full capacity in the city.
The report stated that a limited number of hospitals were partially reactivated and emphasized that despite the passage of time, no improvement has been witnessed in the healthcare system in Gaza yet.
The report pointed out that the number of beds in intensive care units did not change, and that the shortage of medicines and basic medical supplies had reached an extreme level, and thousands of patients were deprived of life-saving treatments.
Finally, the report emphasized that the ceasefire reached on October 10, 2025 did not provide the necessary conditions for the recovery of the health system in Gaza, on the contrary, the situation has worsened in many vital areas, and the following data regarding the situation of hospitals were included:

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