Gaza - Israel War
Gaza: A survey among MSF workers and their families showed that almost half of people killed are children
The results of the survey, conducted among MSF staff and their families only, cannot be extrapolated or assumed as representative of the whole population of Gaza. In fact, medical staff and their families, including MSF, could be considered as having better access to healthcare than the rest of Gaza's population. Article - 9 Jul 2025
Snakebite
Insecurity and movement restrictions to Healthcare in Amhara: Patients Struggle to Reach Lifesaving Treatment
Additionally, MSF was forced to halt life-saving ambulance referrals for highly critical patients to Gondar University Hospital, exacerbating the challenges faced by those in need of urgent care. Article - 9 Jul 2025
Gaza - Israel War
Israeli forces kill former MSF colleague Abdullah Hammad – 12th loss for the organisation in Gaza since October 2023
Israeli forces kill former MSF colleague Abdullah Hammad – 12th loss for the organisation in Gaza since October 2023 Article - 4 Jul 2025
Refugee, migration and displacement
Article - 3 Jul 2025
Over 200 non-profits call for shutting down US-backed Israeli supply distribution scheme in Gaza
Amidst severe hunger and famine-like conditions, many families tell us they are now too weak to compete for food rations. Those who do manage to obtain food often return with only a few basic items - nearly impossible to prepare without clean water or fuel to cook with. Fuel is nearly depleted, bringing critical lifesaving services – including bakeries, water systems, ambulances, and hospitals – to a standstill. Families are sheltering under plastic sheets, operating makeshift kitchens amid the rubble, without fuel, clean water, sanitation, or electricity.Article - 3 Jul 2025
Refugees, Migration and displacement
Five months of forced displacement and escalating humanitarian needs amid advancing annexation in the West Bank
One in three people could not reach a doctor when needed – mainly due to cost, distance, or lack of transport. Nearly half spoken to report inconsistent access to food and water, and 35 per cent of those with chronic illnesses are unable to get regular medication Article - 2 Jul 2025
Cholera
South Sudan: MSF calls for urgent scale up in water and sanitation programs amidst rising cholera cases in Abyei
While there are ongoing medical response efforts, the onset of the rainy season poses an immediate and severe threat. Ensuing floods are likely to cut off access, complicate logistical movements for aid, and accelerate the spread of waterborne diseases like cholera. Article - 1 Jul 2025
Gaza - Israel War
Gaza: Deadly Israeli-US supply distribution scheme must be dismantled and siege lifted
Every day, MSF teams see patients who have been killed or wounded trying to get food at one of these sites. Article - 27 Jun 2025
Medical Emergencies
Lomera, South Kivu: First came the gold rush, then the cholera
In early May, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launched an emergency response to a cholera outbreak in Lomera, South Kivu, where a gold rush and poor sanitation fuelled the rapid spread of the disease. Over 8,000 people were vaccinated and more than 600 patients received treatment, as teams worked around the clock to provide care and improve access to clean water. Article - 26 Jun 2025
War and conflict
Israeli authorities further tighten their grip on the West Bank amid escalation with Iran
Article - 24 Jun 2025
Access to Healthcare