DEATH SENTENCE BY DELAY: Dozens of Gazans Trapped as Lifeline Border Remains SEALED
This is not a waiting room. It is a death row. Dozens of kidney failure patients in Gaza are staring at the calendar, counting the hours until a promised border opening that could mean the difference between life and a slow, agonizing death. Their crime? Needing dialysis that Gaza’s shattered hospitals can no longer provide.
The Rafah crossing to Egypt is their ONLY escape. A single, crumbling gate. It was supposed to reopen Monday. But promises are worthless here. Every delay is a TICKING CLOCK. These patients aren’t just waiting for paperwork—they are waiting for their bodies to poison themselves from the inside out. Look at the photos from inside these clinics: exhausted faces, overwhelmed nurses, children hooked to machines that could fail at any moment. This is the evidence. This is the reality they are trying to survive.
So who allows this? Who benefits from a bureaucracy that moves slower than a disease? The silent international bodies that issue statements but NO ACTION. The politicians who treat human lives as a bargaining chip. While they talk in safe offices, real people are being sentenced to die from a treatable condition. It’s a hidden pattern of abandonment, where the most vulnerable are the first to be sacrificed.
They were told Monday is the day. But in Gaza, a day is an eternity when your own blood is turning against you.
Author: Kayitsi.com
