Dozens of injured and sick Palestinians and their families protested outside hospitals in Gaza City and Khan Yunis, demanding easier access to medical treatment outside the besieged territory. Demonstrators cited Israeli restrictions on border crossings as the primary obstacle to receiving necessary care. Protesters held signs calling for expedited evacuations and transparent selection processes for medical referrals. Many presented medical reports documenting their urgent need for treatment unavailable in Gaza, where the healthcare system is collapsing. The protests coincide with revisions to a proposal by Nikolay Mladenov, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, regarding inter-Palestinian reconciliation efforts – a proposal that has reportedly stalled negotiations. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Gazan patients seeking medical attention abroad and the broader political complexities affecting the region.