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The attacks haven’t stopped, so neither can we.

Israel’s genocide in Gaza continues, Palestinians in the West Bank face higher rates of state-backed settler violence than ever, and people across Palestine and Lebanon face systemic barriers to accessing the healthcare they need.

MAP's vision is a future where all Palestinians can access an effective, sustainable and locally-led system of healthcare, and the full realisation of their rights to health and dignity.

For more than 40 years, we have worked towards this future – providing vital healthcare and humanitarian aid in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Lebanon, while campaigning for Palestinian rights in the UK. Today, this work is more urgent than ever.

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A destroyed ambulance sits in front of piles of rubble among the severely damaged buildings at a hospital in Gaza.

Healthcare is not a target

Add your name to show Palestinian healthcare workers that people around the world stand in solidarity with them.

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Watch: The Class

Our latest film is inspired by the stories of Gaza's steadfast young doctors, who have given everything to make care possible, even their lives.

Zaina Al-Ghalayini, Community Health Worker at the Solidarity Polyclinic in Gaza checking up on a small child.

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Stand with those giving everything for Palestinian health and dignity. Your support ensures that we can continue delivering vital medial aid and care for Palestinians.

Learn more: Stories from Palestine

Palestinian flag planted in the rubble in Gaza.

More than 1,400 Palestinians killed: “And yet, they claim there is a ceasefire.”

It’s been a year since a “ceasefire” in Gaza was announced on 10 October 2025.

Photo of Yaqoub and Murad with their aunt, Abeer, and grandfather, Sobhi Shehab, at MAP's Solidarity Polyclinic in Deir al-Balah.

Israel's genocide in Gaza: Yaqoub's long road to recovery

On 6 May 2025, an Israeli military airstrike destroyed the Shehab family home in Khan Younis. Yaqoub was pulled from the rubble with third degree burns across his body, complex fractures, head trauma

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Solidarity Polyclinic: Two years of healthcare in Gaza

Two years since it opened, MAP's Solidarity Polyclinic remains a vital source of care for displaced families in Gaza.

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