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Rights Group Warns Israel’s Policies Are Pushing West Bank Healthcare System Toward Collapse

A rights group warns Israeli policies are driving the West Bank healthcare system toward collapse.

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Rights Group Warns Israel’s Policies Are Pushing West Bank Healthcare System Toward Collapse

A rights group warned that Israeli policies are pushing the West Bank healthcare system toward collapse. It said hospitals and clinics face mounting strain as access restrictions, disruptions to operations, and resource shortages hinder care for Palestinians. The group argued that the cumulative impact is undermining medical services, increasing waiting times, and limiting essential treatment. It urged policymakers and international bodies to address the situation and protect patients’ rights. The warning comes amid broader concerns about humanitarian conditions and the ability of healthcare providers to function effectively.

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