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Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees.

We provide immediate medical aid to those in great need, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.

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Take action: End Israel’s atrocities and reject trump’s land grab

Israel’s total siege of aid and cutoff of electricity to Gaza is a cruel act of collective punishment. We are also witnessing US President Trump doubling down on his proposal to remove two million Palestinians from Gaza and for the US to “own” the land. Take action now.

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How is MAP Supporting Palestinians in GaZa and the West Bank?

In 2024 alone, MAP provided vital healthcare and humanitarian aid to nearly one million Palestinians across Gaza. We continue to deliver the largest humanitarian response in our history.

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MAP demands UK cease being an ally to atrocities as Israel renews bombardment on Gaza

MAP is horrified by Israel’s renewed military bombardment on Gaza, which has collapsed the fragile ceasefire and killed at least 413 Palestinians overnight, including many children.

“None of us have been spared from the toll of this war”: Protecting women’s rights to health in Gaza

This International Women’s Day, MAP highlights the struggles that women and girls continue to face after a 15-month Israeli military assault and despite a fragile temporary ceasefire.

Poll shows 73% of British public want the UK to oppose Trump’s proposal to remove the Palestinian population from Gaza

The latest YouGov poll commissioned by MAP and Caabu shows a huge majority, 73% of the British public, believe that the UK government should oppose US President Trump’s proposal to remove the Palestinian population of Gaza to other countries and make it American territory.

In memory of Dr Jean Bowyer

MAP staff, trustees, and supporters were sad to learn that Dr Jean Bowyer passed away on 20 January 2025. Jean served as a MAP trustee from 2013 until 2022 and was chair of our Programmes Advisory Panel for several years.

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