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How we’re responding to the war on Gaza

We spoke to Mohammed Al Khatib, MAP’s Senior Programme Manager in Gaza, to hear about the team’s work, and how supporters’ donations are being used to uphold Palestinians’ rights to health and dignity in Gaza.

500 healthcare workers killed during Israel’s military assault on Gaza

As Gaza mourns 500 healthcare workers killed in almost nine months of Israel’s military assault, MAP calls for independent investigations and an end to impunity.

“We Palestinians always say to the world: leave no one behind. But in Gaza, we have been left behind”

The seventh blog in our ‘Voices from Gaza’ series comes from Haitham Saqqa who talks about his life before Israel's military assault on Gaza began in October, and some of the most difficult challenges he’s faced in the past eight months.

A month after mass graves discovered at Gaza hospitals, international investigations and accountability are essential

More than one month on from the discovery of hundreds of bodies buried in mass graves at two Gaza hospitals, MAP is deeply concerned that no international investigators have yet been allowed to enter Gaza to access these and other sites of potential atrocities, in order to preserve vital evidence and pursue truth and accountability.

“This war has taken everything from us, even our dignity”

The sixth blog in our ‘Voices from Gaza’ series comes from Mahmoud Shalabi, who talks about how difficult it has been to live in the north since the start of Israel's military assault, and how he struggles to try and get by, day by day.

22 charities welcome ICJ order to halt Israel’s military offensive in Rafah, urge UK to uphold its measures

22 charities welcome ICJ order to halt Israel’s military offensive in Rafah, urge UK to uphold its measures.

What it’s like being a humanitarian aid worker in Gaza, more than 200 days into war

In the fifth of our ‘Voices from Gaza’ blog series, Tarneem Hammad describes what life is like as an aid worker responding to the humanitarian needs on the ground, amid more than 200 days of Israel’s indiscriminate military bombardment on Gaza.

IRC and MAP: Urgent call for international action as some in Gaza survive on as little as 3% of minimum daily water needs

Field observations last month by WASH experts from the IRC and MAP in Gaza have shown that some Palestinians living in scattered settlements in central Gaza are surviving on just 3% of what should be the minimum standard water intake.

“I wish to return back to the place where our house once stood, to search for anything which holds memories of our lives”

In the fourth of our ‘Voices from Gaza’ blog series, Nawraz Abu Libdeh reflects on everything she has lost, including her own son, over the past seven months of Israel’s military onslaught.

New poll shows sustained British public support for immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the suspension of UK arms sales to Israel

A YouGov poll commissioned by MAP and Caabu has shown that the majority of British people think there should be an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and would support the UK ending its arms sales to Israel for the duration of the conflict in Gaza.

“When I reach home from work each day, my kids run towards me and I give them a big hug of relief”

In this blog MAP’s Mohammed Al Khatib reflects on life as a father, husband and humanitarian worker in Gaza, and how to keep going despite constant displacement and Israeli military attacks.

MAP demands urgent action to halt Rafah offensive and avert further humanitarian catastrophe

This morning the Israeli military has ordered 100,000 people in Eastern areas of Rafah to evacuate to areas adjacent to the already overcrowded coast where there is not enough shelter to receive them nor humanitarian supplies to sustain them.

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