British doctors who served in Gaza during the recent conflict have alarmed the international community with grave forecasts about the health of Palestinian civilians. They cite rising rates of infectious diseases, widespread malnutrition, and damage to key medical infrastructure, predicting persistently high mortality rates even after fighting ceases. With estimates suggesting that the death toll could reach as high as 186,000, medical professionals underscore the severe impact on children and the loss of vital medical expertise in the region, stating that recovery will span decades.
"The levels of malnutrition were so acute that many children would never recover. This is something we will see for generations to come."
"There were no cancer pathologists left alive, and entire teams of medical specialists had been eradicated from Gaza, making recovery extremely difficult."
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