The humanitarian situation in Gaza has reached critical levels, with over 30,000 people, predominantly women and children, having lost their lives in just a few months. Survivors are left injured and stranded in hospitals lacking essential resources like medicines, fuel, water, and staff. Amidst ongoing fighting, 1.7 million people are displaced, facing heightened risks of disease and malnutrition.

Despite perilous conditions, WHO teams are tirelessly working on the ground to ensure access to vital healthcare services for the wounded, sick, and traumatized. Since the onset of the crisis, WHO and its partners have delivered crucial supplies, including surgical kits, life-saving medical supplies, fuel, drinkable water, and medical services to over half a million people in dire need.

To date, WHO has procured $14.47 million worth of health commodities, with 68% already delivered to Gaza, benefiting 245,000 individuals. Operational hospitals are being supported with fuel, water, medicines, and vaccines, while life-saving missions are underway to transfer critical patients amidst ongoing hostilities. However, the needs remain immense.

Your support is urgently needed to protect the most vulnerable during this crisis.

This Ramadan, let us unite in compassion and generosity to alleviate the suffering of those in Gaza. Your contribution can make a profound difference, providing hope and much-needed relief to those facing unprecedented challenges. As many endure greater burdens during their fast, extend your compassion today and help save lives in Gaza.