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Israeli Supreme Court Reviews Petition to Expand Medical Treatment for Gaza Residents in Israel

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דווח לראשונה בArutz Sheva · Jul 19, 2026

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The Israeli Supreme Court is reviewing a petition by left-wing groups demanding that Gaza residents be allowed medical treatment in Israeli hospitals. The state highlighted existing arrangements for treatment abroad and security risks of expanding access. The court is considering humanitarian exceptions, while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir criticized the hearing. No ruling has been issued yet.

  • 01Israeli Supreme Court reviews petition to allow Gaza residents medical treatment in Israel.
  • 02Petition initially included serious allegations against IDF soldiers, later removed.
  • 03Israel permits Gaza patients to receive treatment abroad after security checks.
  • 04Data shows increasing numbers of Gaza patients exiting via Rafah crossing.
  • 05Judges question low patient numbers and consider humanitarian exceptions.
  • 06Defense warns expanded access risks exploitation by terrorist groups.

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