Israeli forces have devastated the Noura al-Kaabi Kidney Dialysis Centre in northern Gaza, leaving over 160 kidney failure patients without vital care. Tragically, 41% of these patients have succumbed to their conditions due to the relentless attacks. This destruction deepens the already dire humanitarian crisis, further crippling Gaza's fragile healthcare system.

The destruction of the Noura al-Kaabi Kidney Dialysis Centre in Gaza reflects ongoing humanitarian crises in conflict zones, reminiscent of the devastation seen during the Syrian Civil War. In both cases, attacks on healthcare facilities have exacerbated suffering, with civilian casualties rising. Historical patterns show that targeting medical infrastructure often leads to long-term health crises, undermining recovery efforts in war-torn regions.