Gaza is facing a dire humanitarian crisis as shortages of engine oil, spare parts, and gas threaten daily life and essential services. The al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital has issued distress calls after its generators failed, forcing the closure of surgical rooms. Dr. Raed Hussein highlighted the reliance on temporary repairs due to a lack of necessary materials, warning of an impending health disaster. The civil defense service is struggling to respond to emergencies as fire and rescue vehicles break down from lack of maintenance. Engine oil, now costing approximately 2,200 shekels per liter, is in short supply, affecting vehicle repairs and emergency response. Bakeries are also impacted, with some halting production due to insufficient oil for their generators, risking food shortages. Water supply systems are under pressure, producing less water as essential parts are unavailable. Families are forced to adapt by using waste for cooking, highlighting the severe impact of ongoing Israeli restrictions on fuel imports. This situation has compounded the existing humanitarian crisis, with over 1.5 million people displaced and struggling to meet basic needs.