Abstract
This communication underscores the critical gynecological and obstetric crisis in Gaza due to conflict, overcrowding, and damaged healthcare infrastructure, posing severe risks to pregnant women and children. Recommendations include immediate humanitarian aid, hospital restoration, international support for maternity care, and targeted health programs. Urgent measures are crucial for medical necessities, women's health education, mental health support, and adherence to international laws. Long-term planning for sustainable healthcare solutions is emphasized to address persistent challenges.
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