He has lost the ability to move and his senses have been affected, and his urgent medical referral awaits travel procedures. Abdel Rahman Jamal Abu Jalhoum, 23, faces extremely difficult health conditions after being diagnosed with a brain tumor, the repercussions of which have seriously affected his physical and sensory abilities, turning his life into daily suffering. His family fears for his life due to his urgent need for treatment outside the Gaza Strip. Abdel Rahman, displaced with his family from Beit Lahia project to Mawasi, Khan Younis, is no longer able to move, his speech has become faint and incomprehensible, and he suffers from clear weakness and disturbance in vision and hearing problems, in addition to losing the ability to move the left side of his body, reflecting the severity of his health condition and the extent of his suffering. Given this critical health condition, Abdel Rahman's family has an urgent medical referral for travel and treatment outside the Gaza Strip, but they appeal to the competent authorities and international and humanitarian organizations for immediate intervention to expedite his travel procedures and enable him to reach specialized hospitals to receive the necessary medical care. The family confirms that time is running out, given the severe health symptoms their son is suffering from, demanding an urgent completion of his travel procedures and giving him a real opportunity to obtain the treatment and medical care he needs. Between illness, displacement, and waiting for travel, Abdel Rahman's family remains clinging to the hope that their appeal will reach decision-makers, and that their son will find his way to treatment before it is too late. Interviews in order: * Abdel Rahman Abu Jalhoum (cancer patient, brain tumor) * Zuhour Aql Abu Jalhoum, his mother * Mohammed Abu Jalhoum, his brother