American doctors stranded in Gaza hospital due to border closure

washingtonpost.com

Intensifying conflict in southern Gaza has trapped a team of international doctors, including 10 Americans, in a hospital near Rafah. Israel closed the Rafah crossing on May 7, hindering aid workers' exit. A UN staff member was killed in an attack on a vehicle marked with a UN flag. The doctors' departure is uncertain, jeopardizing their safety and that of critically wounded Palestinian patients.


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