The Director General of Gaza's Ministry of Health has pleaded for immediate action to save the life of Hussam Abu Safia, a detained Palestinian pediatrician, amid mounting concerns over his health and safety. Abu Safia, a former director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, has been held without charge by Israeli authorities since 2024 under their unlawful combatant law, which allows for indefinitely renewable detention. His lawyer reported new signs of beatings and torture during a recent visit. Rights groups, including Amnesty International and the United Nations Commission of Inquiry, have expressed grave concerns about his well-being, stating that his life is in imminent danger. Israel continues to breach the ceasefire agreement on a near-daily basis, causing a sharp deterioration throughout Gaza's already strained health sector. The Israeli occupation authorities are being held responsible for Abu Safia's safety, and an urgent, independent, and comprehensive medical examination is demanded. The appeal also calls for freedom for Abu Safia and all healthcare workers detained by Israel. Additionally, the Red Cross, World Health Organization, UN, and various medical and human rights groups are urged to intervene amidst reports of a shortage of medicines, medical supplies, and the destruction of vital infrastructure in Gaza. The ongoing crisis has led to over 4,000 injuries and nearly 1,300 deaths since last October's ceasefire, with Israel's genocidal war on Gaza resulting in more than 73,000 Palestinian fatalities since October 2023.