🚨 Please read the following: About 100,000 Palestinians in Gaza hold letters from the Health Ministry confirming they need treatment abroad, but only 20,000 have been placed on the priority list. At least 2,027 patients, including 264 children, have died waiting for evacuation, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. As of October 15, Israel has allowed out just 7,215 travelers from Rafah in over one year, all patients and their companions, or about 25% of the number Israel said it would, which caps exits at 150 people a day, according to a document Palestinian negotiators gave the mediators today and Drop Site obtained. Gaza has only one MRI machine for roughly 1.8 to 1.9 million people, The Electronic Intifada reported, and Israel has blocked spare parts and a second machine from entering throughout the more than year-long “ceasefire.” “The only purpose of these decisions is killing,” journalist Asem Alnabih said. @AsemAlnabeh | @intifada

🇵🇸 Doctors in Gaza are performing full mastectomies on breast cancer patients even when tumors are small, because Israel prevents radiation therapy from entering the Strip, Al Araby TV correspondent Asem Alnabih reported. Breast-conserving surgery requires follow-up radiation, which is unavailable in Gaza, due to Israeli restrictions. The report, aired during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, found severe shortages of cancer drugs and disrupted early detection services. Gaza's main cancer hospital has been destroyed, and about 11,000 cancer patients remain stranded, as Israeli restrictions block most from leaving for treatment abroad.