Mariam Sabbah, a 10-year-old girl from Gaza, arrived at Heathrow Airport in the UK for specialized medical treatment after losing her arm in an Israeli missile attack on her home in Deir al-Balah. Accompanied by her mother, Fatma Salman, and two brothers, they were greeted by a supportive crowd. Mariam's evacuation is part of a broader movement to assist critically ill children from Gaza, with over 11,000 patients having been evacuated according to the World Health Organization (WHO). However, the WHO recently announced a suspension of medical evacuations due to safety concerns following the death of a contracted worker. This suspension has raised alarms among aid organizations, who emphasize the need for the UK government to exert pressure on Israeli authorities to allow humanitarian aid and facilitate safe evacuations. The UK government’s medical evacuation scheme, which was established to help children in need, has seen only 50 children evacuated so far, despite initial hopes for up to 300. Activists are calling for a more robust response from the UK, similar to its support for Ukraine, to assist those suffering in Gaza.