Gaza's Injured: Future Paralyzed by Stalled Aid, Slow Evacuations

• Injured Palestinians in Gaza remain in limbo despite a fragile ceasefire, facing limited aid and slow medical evacuations.
• Thousands of Palestinians, including 5,000-6,000 amputees (25% children), struggle with mobility and access to treatment.
• Haneen al-Mabhouh, who lost a leg and her four daughters in an airstrike, awaits permission for treatment abroad.
• A severe shortage of prosthetic limbs and materials has hindered recovery, with a recent shipment being the first significant delivery in two years.
• Medical evacuations for 16,500 Palestinians needing vital treatment abroad remain slow, averaging only about five per day since the ceasefire.

Why It Matters: Thousands of injured Palestinians remain in limbo despite Gaza ceasefire.