Medical sources in the Gaza Strip report that thousands of patients and wounded individuals are facing an uncertain future as the region's healthcare system collapses. The few hospitals still functioning are overwhelmed, with many patients waiting for care amid severe shortages of medicines and medical supplies. Even basic treatments have become scarce, and specialized services such as cancer care are among the most affected. The ongoing conflict has left tens of thousands dead and wounded, and the destruction has made it nearly impossible for rescue crews to reach those trapped under rubble or in the streets. Temporary emergency solutions are proving inadequate, and the continuation of healthcare is described as a 'daily miracle' by those on the ground.