The article discusses the tragic consequences of the closure of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, particularly for those in need of urgent medical treatment. It highlights the case of Fida Ghanem, who died of lymphoma after being unable to leave Gaza for treatment due to the border closure. The closure has also impacted the delivery of humanitarian aid and medical supplies to Gaza, exacerbating the already dire situation in the region. The article also sheds light on the challenges faced by individuals seeking to leave Gaza for medical treatment, including bureaucratic delays and the high cost of obtaining permission to cross the border. Additionally, it addresses the political complexities surrounding the reopening of the crossing, with Israel, Egypt, and the Palestinian Authority unable to reach an agreement. The closure has had devastating consequences for many, including children with serious medical conditions, such as Nabil Kuheil, who tragically died after being delayed in receiving urgent medical care. The article underscores the urgent need for a resolution to the border closure to prevent further loss of life and suffering in Gaza.