Insulin Supplies Cut Off for Thousands in Gaza

About 17,500 people in Gaza, including over 1,000 children, cannot get insulin—a common diabetes medicine they need every day to stay alive. The drug exists worldwide, but a blockade and broken refrigerators have made it impossible to bring it in. For two and a half years, supplies have dried up. On June 3, 2026, health officials warned the shortage now threatens thousands.