An Urgent humanitarian campaign: 
Save thalassemia patients in Gaza***
A forgotten cry in times of war: 
Thalassemia patients in Gaza face death in silence
Amongst he destruction thalassemia patients in Gaza live in one of the  inhumane tragedies 
While the world is busy with news of the numbers of martyrs, a group of patients remains silently resisting behind the walls of exhausted hospitals exhausted by the siege and aggression.
Thalassemia patients who are often children and young adults need regular blood transfusions monthly in order to survive.
The war turned the balance of medical care upside down and supply chains have been disrupted, blood transfusion bags have run out and the health infrastructure has collapsed in many areas, turning the treatment journey into a new battle called  “Survival in Hope.”

With the continuous bombing reaching hospitals had become an adventure fraught with death. Mothers carrying their sick children among the rubble, fathers waiting for their turn in long lines in front of almost empty blood banks and doctors trying to save what can be saved

Thalassemia is a hereditary blood disease, but today it has become more prevalent in Gaza. The patient not only faces illness but also faces siege, fear, power outages, absence of medicine, and scarcity of psychological and social care.

With every day that passes without treatment the patients are approaching serious complications such as heart, liver and spleen failure, in addition to unspeakable psychological deterioration and trauma Many of them asked their families: “When will this nightmare end?” Others stopped asking...

The suffering of thalassemia patients in Gaza today is not just a health condition, but an open wound that bleeds amid the world’s neglect. They are only demanding their right to life, to blood, to care and a chance of survival.

In times of war, walls may be broken, and homes may be demolished, but human value must not be destroyed, these patients must not be left alone in the arena of death.

Save thalassemia patients in Gaza... there life is deserving