The UN has described the situation for civilians in Gaza as “catastrophic.”
Over 28,000 people have died, over 69,000 have been injured, and approximately 2.4 million Palestinians are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Communities across the region are experiencing death, destruction and displacement on an unprecedented level.
The already fragile heath system is now collapsing. There are no fully functioning hospitals in the whole of and those that are partially operational are overwhelmed by the number of injured people.
Every person living in Gaza is lacking either adequate shelter, food, or clean water.
Relief International staff and partner organizations are on the ground responding to the most pressing health needs, including the provision of life-saving medical services and humanitarian assistance.
Over 28,000 people have died, over 69,000 have been injured, and approximately 2.4 million Palestinians are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Communities across the region are experiencing death, destruction and displacement on an unprecedented level.
The already fragile heath system is now collapsing. There are no fully functioning hospitals in the whole of and those that are partially operational are overwhelmed by the number of injured people.
Every person living in Gaza is lacking either adequate shelter, food, or clean water.
Relief International staff and partner organizations are on the ground responding to the most pressing health needs, including the provision of life-saving medical services and humanitarian assistance.