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Al-Houthi: We find ourselves in the most sacred battle and the greatest position. We do not consider the sacrifices to be wasted losses; rather, we have given everything for the sake of this stance.

Al-Houthi: The Zionist scheme is undoubtedly a plot to enslave and exploit this nation. This is a fact, not an exaggeration.

Al-Houthi: Great sacrifice in the path of God only increases our steadfastness, determination, certainty, resilience, and cohesion.

Al-Houthi: The Zionist crime confirms the importance of Yemen's conscious and insightful position based on constants, values, and human ethics.

Al-Houthi: The Israeli enemy is a criminal who proves its brutality and monstrosity through all its criminal practices, void of any controls.

Al-Houthi: The Israeli enemy's record is one of terrible and horrific crimes, full of bloodshed against the Palestinian people and people in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Iran.

Al-Houthi: The crime of targeting ministers and civilian workers adds to the Israeli enemy's criminal record in the region.

Al-Houthi: All of the martyrs were ministers working in civilian fields.

Sayyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi: We extend our sincerest condolences to all the martyrs' families, their loved ones, their colleagues, and our dear people.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: An Israeli drone targeted a residential apartment in the al-Natour Square in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City

Major injuries in Gaza from "Israel's war": Urgent rehabilitation needs

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
14 Sep 2024 16:04

A World Health Organization (WHO) analysis revealed that at least 22,500 injured Palestinians during "Israel's" war on Gaza as of July 23, 2024, are estimated to have life-changing injuries requiring urgent rehabilitation. Severe limb injuries, the most prevalent, account for up to 17,550 cases, with amputations, spinal cord injuries, burns, and traumatic brain injuries following behind. The report disclosed that the ongoing Israeli monstrous war on Gaza has severely disrupted Gaza’s healthcare system, with only 17 out of 36 hospitals still partially functional, and essential rehabilitation services like prosthetic care and physiotherapy are now unavailable. WHO concluded its report by urging the necessity "to ensure access to all essential health services, including rehabilitation to prevent illness and death," reiterating the call for a ceasefire in Gaza, as it is critical to rebuild its health system and meet the escalating rehabilitation needs.