11-year-old Mohammad comes to the first-aid post every day, where he is made a dressing. Due to the lack of medical products, wounded in gas do not receive the necessary medical care Humanitarian assistance eleven -year -old Mohammad lives in a shelter near the city of Gaza. Once he lived in a neighboring area with his parents, brothers and sisters, but the war tragically cut off his mother’s life. The family had to leave their house, and Mohammad received serious injuries. The boy regularly visits the medical center of the Middle East Agency to help Palestinian refugees (Bapor), where he is treated with a burn wound and give the necessary drugs. However, against the backdrop of a ban on the supply of humanitarian assistance introduced by the Israeli authorities, doctors cannot provide him with a full course of the necessary treatment. ~ 60 > “We must adhere to a strict protocol of the treatment of burns, providing people such as Mohammad, sufficiently drugs and appropriate materials for the appropriate home leaving. But due to a limited number of reserves, Mohammad should come to a medical center for applying ointments and wound processing, ”explains one of the doctors. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~For more than a year and a half, Gaza children do not receive the necessary medical care in full, they cannot study. They fall asleep every night, not knowing whether they will wake up with the news of the death of a loved one or about a new order to move. Even for young children, the days are filled with struggle for water, breeding fire for cooking and heating and attempts to find a safe refuge. 60 > “I burned when I helped my grandmother,” says Mohammad, “we tried to make fire and heat the water. We have no gas for cooking, nothing at all. I am looking for firewood, paper, everything that burns to help her enrich the fire. So I was injured, it hurts very much. I come here every day, and it helps a little, but nothing really eliminates pain. ” 60 > lack of medical care and drugs only aggravates the suffering of children. For such a child as Mohammad, whose burns can be cured, a physical wound is only part of the test. Psychological scars can remain for life. two -year -old Loretta received burns when boiling water was accidentally shed on her during a recent shelling. Her experience is similar to the experience of Mohammed. Forced to leave her house, now she lives in a shelter located at the School of the Middle Eastern Agency to help Palestinian refugees (Bapor). Her mother brings her to the same medical center every day, but there are not always painkillers. Sharif, the 40-year-old father of two children and the former seller of sweets, lost the account of orders for evacuation and searching for safe places. He was injured as a result of hostilities. His house in the northern part of Gaza was destroyed, and now he also lives in the shelter of Bapor. He visits a medical center daily, where he is dressed and issued medicines. ~ 60 > “I should remove this metal plate in the next couple of months, but I don’t know what will happen,” says Sharif. “I experience constant pain under movement and is forced to rely on a wheelchair. This injury paralyzed me, and I can’t do anything. The worst thing is that I do not have enough drugs for treatment and food to restore strength. ” medical point where Mohammad, Loretta and Sharif are treated with an area of not more than 20 square meters. A team of 15 doctors serves about 700 patients daily. They provide primary medical care, including antenatal care, treatment of chronic diseases, psychological support and physical rehabilitation. The first -aid post is located in a crowded school building, reserved for asylum, where people live in the conditions of unsanitary conditions and do not receive adequate nutrition, which leads to the spread of diseases. 60 > “Standard medical protocols here are simply impossible. When about 30 patients come to the dressing room at the same time, many of whom are wounded people or children with severe burns requiring immediate dressing, we are forced to do everything in a hurry. Doctors cannot relax for a minute during their shifts, ”says one of the doctors. ~ 60 >“ We do everything possible, but the conditions are terrible. We manage to have what we have, but an acute lack of drugs, painkillers and other necessary medical supplies pose a serious threat to the life of our patients and exacerbates this medical crisis, ”he adds.