Gaza boys evacuated to Britain for medical treatment say promises unfulfilled

Several boys evacuated from Gaza to Britain for medical treatment said officials have not fulfilled earlier commitments about their care. The boys spoke after arriving in Britain under an evacuation program coordinated with health authorities. They described delays in treatment access and uncertainty about follow-up care.

Background on the evacuations The program brought a small number of children from Gaza to British hospitals for specialized treatment unavailable in the conflict zone. Officials arranged transport and initial medical intake upon arrival. The boys' comments focused on expectations set before departure and what they have experienced since reaching Britain.

Statements from the boys

“They said we would get help straight away, but we are still waiting.”

The statements were made directly to reporters covering the arrivals. No specific timeline for additional procedures was provided in the coverage.