Medical aid needed in Gaza despite ceasefire

Medical aid needed in Gaza despite ceasefire

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Gaza: This is not a ceasefire

It’s been one year since the United States brokered a ceasefire in Gaza, however over the last 12 months, MSF has witnessed firsthand that the Israeli forces’ violent attacks – including airstrikes – have continued.

As of 14 September, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, at least 1,372 Palestinians have been killed and 4,659 injured since 10 October 2025. Many of the victims are civilian women and children and these numbers continue to increase.

Due to the decimation of many parts of Palestine, the local healthcare system has collapsed. In response, our teams are continuing to offer surgical support, wound care, physiotherapy, maternity and paediatric care, general healthcare, vaccination, and mental health services.

Eleven-year-old Dina drew her neighbourhood before and after the start of the genocide, recalling the mosque, buildings and trees. She said she thought she would return from the south to find Gaza again, but she didn’t. © Nour Alsaqqa/MSF
Eleven-year-old Dina drew her neighbourhood before and after the start of the genocide
Karam, 17, from Nuseirat Camp in central Gaza, during a physiotherapy session at MSFÕs Reconstructive Surgery Hospital in Amman, Jordan.
Gazan patients in MSF hospital in Amman
Photo from the Limb Reconstructive Surgery unit of Al-Awda hospital, in northern Gaza, following the strike on 21 November 2023 that killed three doctors, two of them are MSF staff, and injured many others.
Dr Mahmoud Abu Nujaila, an MSF doctor, was killed by a strike on Al Awda Hospital on 21 November in Gaza shortly after writing these words.

Listen to Dr Thienminh Dinh, an Australian emergency doctor who recently returned from assignments in Gaza, speaking with ABC Radio.

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It was incredibly difficult and it remains incredibly difficult for our teams on the ground. The healthcare system has completely collapsed.

Dr Thienminh Dinh / an Australian emergency doctor

Since the beginning of 2026 our medical teams have treated over 60,000 trauma cases in Gaza. That includes 567 people with injuries from violent trauma in July 2026 alone, including blast injuries, burns, gunshot wounds and physical assault injuries.

As well as the direct attacks on people’s physical security, Israel’s blockade on food, water and basic necessities continues to threaten the lives of those who survive the ongoing violence.

All of our work in Palestine, and in more than 70 other countries where we work, is only possible with your support.

Please consider making a donation to our general fund today so that we can continue to provide medical and humanitarian aid wherever we are needed most. Thank you. 

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