A displaced man from Gaza, receiving kidney dialysis, details the arduous journey to his treatment sessions due to destroyed infrastructure and high transport costs. A medical professional describes how the ongoing conflict has exacerbated challenges for dialysis patients, including critical shortages of supplies and reduced treatment frequency. The report highlights the daily suffering faced by Mahmoud Saeed Al-Rantisi, who lives in a tent and is forced to travel difficult distances to reach Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City for regular kidney dialysis sessions, amid a severe transport crisis, scarcity of transportation, and the destruction of roads and streets due to the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip. Mahmoud's journey to Al-Shifa Hospital becomes a double ordeal; in addition to his illness and regular need for dialysis sessions, he faces difficulty navigating rough roads and destroyed areas, amid limited available resources and the shortage of some medicines and medical supplies for kidney patients inside hospitals.