A controversy has emerged surrounding the death of 20-year-old Gazan woman Marah Abu Zuhri, who was evacuated from Gaza to Italy for medical treatment. Israeli, Gazan, and Italian doctors confirmed that she suffered from acute leukemia, which was the cause of her death less than 24 hours after arriving at Santa Chiara Hospital in Pisa. Despite this, the BBC initially published a headline claiming she died of malnutrition and starvation, which was later quietly changed to reflect Israel's statement about her leukemia diagnosis. Israel facilitated her evacuation on a humanitarian flight organized by the Italian government. Critics have accused the BBC of misrepresenting the circumstances to vilify Israel. Meanwhile, some voices dispute the leukemia diagnosis, alleging malnutrition due to Israeli actions. The case highlights broader tensions over medical evacuations and humanitarian conditions in Gaza, including reports of severely injured Palestinian children facing delays in medical treatment due to Israeli restrictions.