The Zionist enemy army continues to close Gaza crossings for the 246th consecutive day, preventing the wounded and sick from traveling abroad for treatment or bringing in any humanitarian aid to the Strip, which resulted in the death of hundreds and the spread of diseases, and Gaza is on the brink of the abyss.

The occupation has been closing the crossings since its invasion of the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip and its control of the Rafah land crossing and Kerem Abu Salem, despite warnings from humanitarian and relief organizations and international demands to reopen the crossings to avoid famine due to the interruption of aid, and to save the lives of thousands of patients and wounded.

The director of the Palestinian NGO Network, Amjad Al-Shawa, confirmed that 25,000 patients and wounded need immediate medical evacuation from the Gaza Strip.

Al-Shawa explained in a press statement that hospitals in the Gaza Strip are under continuous siege by the occupation forces.

The Ministry of Health said that more than 25,000 wounded and sick people in Gaza currently need to travel abroad for treatment, stressing that none of them have been able to leave the Strip since the Israeli forces occupied the crossings, which exposes the lives of thousands of them to complications and death.

In turn, the Executive Director of the World Food Program, Cindy McCain, said that two million people are facing severe hunger across the Gaza Strip, and that the Strip received only a third of the trucks needed by the program last month.

McCain added, on the "X" website, that northern Gaza is the most affected, and that only two trucks reached thousands of hungry people.

She stressed the need to ensure safe and unhindered humanitarian access on the required scale, to save lives and avoid famine.

The Israeli occupation continues its aggression on the Gaza Strip by land, sea and air, since October 7, 2023, which has resulted to date in the martyrdom of 45,805 citizens, the majority of whom are women and children, and the injury of 109,064 others. These numbers are still expected to rise due to the presence of thousands of victims under the rubble and on the streets, where ambulance and rescue crews are unable to reach them due to the intensity of the bombing and the continuation of the aggression.