Dialysis patients in Gaza are struggling to receive proper treatment due to the war's destruction and lack of supplies. Over 400 patients, representing 40% of all dialysis cases in the territory, have died during the 18-month conflict. The blockade imposed by Israel has further limited access to medical supplies and treatment. Six of the seven dialysis centers in Gaza have been destroyed, and the territory now has a shortage of dialysis machines and kidney medications. Patients are forced to settle for fewer and shorter dialysis sessions, leading to complications and increased risk of death.