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Atija, a 28-year-old mother displaced in Macomia shares: “I was pregnant when our village was attacked in Meluco district in 2022. I saw my house being burnt down, we lost everything we had on that day. My family and I fled to the bush and walked for two days. Since then, I have never been the same and I am still struggling with panic attacks, insomnia, and I want to be alone most of the time. I find my strength to continue living on my children and trying to find food for us. I am working on other people’s crops, and they give me dried cassava in exchange.”
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العنف يستمر في تهجير وإيذاء الآلاف في كابو ديلغادو

لا تزال أعمال العنف في كابو ديلغادو، موزمبيق، تؤدي إلى نزوح آلاف الأشخاص الذين هم في حاجة ماسة إلى الغذاء والمأوى والرعاية الصحية. تحديث حول مشروع - 7 مارس/آذار 2024
 
on the night of 20-21 February 2024, Israeli forces conducted an operation in Al Mawasi, Khan Younis, Gaza, where a shelter hosting MSF staff and their families was shelled. While details are still emerging, ambulance crews have reached the site, where at least two family members of our colleagues have been killed and six people wounded.
حرب غزة وإسرائيل

الهجمات على العاملين في المجال الإنساني تحيل تقديم المساعدات الحيوية شبه مستحيل

بعد مرور شهر على إصدار محكمة العدل الدولية تدابير مؤقتة تأمر فيها إسرائيل بضمان وصول الخدمات الأساسية والمساعدات إلى السكان في قطاع غزة، ما زال الوضع الإنساني لسكان غزة المحاصرين كارثيَا. تحديث حول مشروع - 27 فبراير/شباط 2024
 
Follow up consultation at Rafah Indonesian Field Hospital. My name is Hala Ismael Al Talla. I'm 21-year-old. We are seven family members. On the sixth day of the war, the front of our house got shelled. We (family) got displaced so we went to one of our relatives’ houses. Just a few minutes after we arrived, we started to count the shells we could hear. A first, then a second, then a third. We could hear them leave the tank, fly through the air and then explode. The fourth shell hit our room and suddenly everything turned white. My mother was standing still by the wardrobe. She told me to stand up. I stood up and suddenly I fell. I did not know what had happened to my leg. I started shouting: “My leg, my leg!” They (family) came from outside after they heard the screaming in the room and they got me out. Then at 8pm, my father decided to leave to Al-Aqsa hospital. The injuries are on my right leg. Two broken bones. I lost my second toe. At Al-Aqsa hospital they did everything they could and said my leg needed a skin graft. Later the hospital came under threat. When we fled Al-Aqsa hospital, I was on a cart. I felt the pain as my leg moved with every hole in the road that we went over. It was so hard. The atmosphere was tough and intense. With the sound of gunshots, warplanes and drones. There was shelling everywhere. Then we came to change my dressing at MSF. When they checked my injury and saw how severe my condition was, they admitted me. Right after my admission, they (the doctors) said I needed to have an operation to remove my big toe and my third toe because they were dead. All my pain and suffering was caused by those toes. So, they were removed. My wound was cleaned and closed during the second operation. I am waiting for a third operation, which is a skin graft for my leg and foot.
حرب غزة وإسرائيل

أوامر الإخلاء والتهجير القسري تهدد استمرارية الرعاية للجرحى في غزة

أدت الحرب في غزة إلى نزوح 1.5 مليون شخص إلى رفح، مما أدى إلى الحؤول دون رعاية الجرحى وسط عمليات نزوح متعددة على مدى أربعة أشهر. تحديث حول مشروع - 22 فبراير/شباط 2024
 
Youssef Al-Khishawi, an MSF water and sanitation agent, oversees a water distribution for displaced people in the southern Gaza town of Rafah’s Saudi neighborhood. He says: “In a normal situation, one person needs two to three liters of drinking water per day. Now, with the current shortage, the average for one family of six is one gallon of water (3.8 litres).” “The main challenge we face in distributing water is the lack of fuel to pump and transport it,” says Al-Khishawi. “The second is the lack of proper roads for our trucks to drive on, because there are tents even on the asphalt. The third is that there are no water distribution points – even they have been bombed. Water pipes, streets and infrastructures are destroyed.”
حرب غزة وإسرائيل

نقص المياه النظيفة يأتي بالأمراض والمعاناة

يكافح الفلسطينيون في جنوب غزة من أجل الحصول على المياه النظيفة حيث الظروف المعيشية يائسة وتتسبب في انتشار الأمراض. فيجب استعادة تدفق المساعدات الإنسانية إلى غزة لضمان حصول الناس على المواد الأساسية مثل الغذاء والمياه والرعاية الصحية. تحديث حول مشروع - 8 فبراير/شباط 2024
 
Contextual images of the impact of the earthquake taken on 7 February 2023. Idlib province, Northwestern Syria. MSF does not necessarily operate in the locations depicted here.
الاستجابة للزلازل في تركيا وسوريا

بعد عام من الزلزال الجروح النفسية لم تلتئم بعد

لا يزال الناس في شمال غرب سوريا يعانون من آثار الحرب على الصحة النفسية لأكثر من عقد من الزمن، والتي تفاقمت بسبب الزلازل المدمرة التي ضربت المنطقة في 6 فبراير/شباط 2023. تحديث حول مشروع - 6 فبراير/شباط 2024
 
MSF nurse is assisting patient in the Emirati maternity hospital, Rafah. MSF is supporting the hospital with postnatal care to increase the monitoring period of post-delivery. Due to the lack of medical supplies and the overwhelming needs the Emirati hospital is forced to discharge patients only a few hours post-delivery or caesarian sections. “Without enough supplies and too many patients, the healthcare system is overstretched, and mothers are forced to be discharged just hours after giving birth”, explains MSF midwife activity manager Rita Botelho da Costa. “The first 24 hours of postpartum are the riskiest for complications, and with people living in dire conditions, it´s important to keep the patient in the hospital as long as possible.” The war in Gaza has completely disrupted access to maternity care, exposing both mothers and their children to serious and even life-threatening health risks. In the south of Gaza in the Rafah area, the Emirati hospital stands as the main remaining facility catering to the maternal health needs of over 1.5 million displaced people.
حرب غزة وإسرائيل

النساء الحوامل النازحات معرضات لخطر كبير وسط الظروف الصعبة في رفح

النساء الحوامل يواجهن مخاطر صحية شديدة في غزة، فإننا نشدد على الحاجة الملحة لاستعادة تدفق المساعدات الإنسانية إلى غزة والتي يعتمد عليها بقاء الأمهات والأطفال بشكل حاسم. تحديث حول مشروع - 30 يناير/كانون الثاني 2024
 
A view of Al-Hol camp from MSF’s facility at the camp in northeast Syria, 13/12/2023.
سوريا

الكشف عن أزمة الصحة النفسية في مخيم الهول شمال شرق سوريا

تقول منظمة أطباء بلا حدود إن الظروف القاسية التي يواجهها المحتجزون في مخيم الهول شمال شرق سوريا لا تؤدي إلا إلى تفاقم الأحداث المؤلمة التي مروا بها مثل العنف والنزوح. تحديث حول مشروع - 19 يناير/كانون الثاني 2024
 
MSF medical mobile team providing medical care to internally displaced people in Nabatiyeh, South Lebanon amid escalation in military activity on the Lebanese southern borders.
لبنان

أطباء بلا حدود توفر الرعاية الصحية للنازحين عقب التصعيد على الحدود الجنوبية للبنان

أجبر النشاط العسكري المتصاعد على طول الحدود الجنوبية للبنان آلاف الأشخاص على الفرار من البلدات الحدودية. لذلك، يعمل فريقنا المتنقل على توفير الرعاية الصحية للنازحين. تحديث حول مشروع - 10 يناير/كانون الثاني 2024
 
Dr Rasheed Fakhri (in the middle) and a MSF surgical team performing surgery on a patient suffering serious leg injuries in the MSF-run reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman.
العراق

إعادة بناء الأمل: رحلة جرَّاح من بغداد التي مزقتها الحرب إلى شفاء الجروح في عمَّان

الدكتور رشيد فخري يروي رحلته من الهروب من حرب العراق إلى إعادة بناء الحياة في مستشفى الجراحة التقويمية التابعة لأطباء بلا حدود في عمان، الأردن. تحديث حول مشروع - 4 يناير/كانون الثاني 2024
 
Aliyah*, a Palestinian woman holds tight her daughter in her arms. She lived for 25 years in the old city of Hebron, one of the most restricted areas within the West Bank, Occupied Palestinian Territories. “Since I became a mother, my anxiety level has only increased” Aliyah, 25, was born and grew up in the old city of Hebron. In 2015, the Israeli army deemed her neighbourhood as a “closed military zone”. Since then, only registered residents have been allowed to enter the area. When she got married, she left and is now living outside the area while the rest of her family remained there. “I cannot compare the level of intensity of today with before [the war]. It has continuously gotten worse, but October 7th marked a turning point. The first weeks following that date were terrible. Restrictions of movements have increased and gotten worse. The level of violence increased as if the [Israeli] settlers and the army had no more limitations. Hence, following October 7th, people were thinking that the same situation of Gaza will come soon to the West Bank” says Aliyah. “I am pregnant and for example, before the war, I could negotiate at the [Israeli] checkpoint to not go through the x-ray machine for the safety of my baby. This morning, they asked me to pass through the machine three times and they would not listen about my condition” says Aliyah. “Women here need to adapt their clothing to pass the checkpoints, cause if there is any metallic thing in the bra stays or in the jean pocket, you will ring and go through a long screening,” she says. Tel Rumeida, Hebron’s old city area that Aliyah mentions, is one of the most restricted areas within the West Bank. In the past months, Israeli forces allowed movements in and out only for two days an hour in for a few days a week. At times, Palestinians are not permitted to go out of their homes/leave the area for four days at a time - not even to bring out the trash or open their windows. “At the beginning of the war, most of the essential goods were not accessible. Today, they only have a few hours a day to go to the shop” says Aliyah. “People live in constant fear. [Israeli] settlers and soldiers will come at night, knock, and yell at their doors. This has always happened but since the war, these intrusions are almost daily. Can you imagine the level of stress and insecurity this creates? Children are terrified and suffer from mental health symptoms such as bedwetting, persistent nightmares, behavioural changes, and isolation” describes Aaliyah. “I am a mom, and soon will have a second child. The moment I became a mother, my perspectives changed, and my anxiety level only continued to increase. It breaks my heart to raise children in this environment. You know what my daughter told me the other day? ‘Mom I am so scared’ – and she is only two years old” concludes Aliyah.
فلسطين

الخوف يلازم الفلسطينيين في الخليل مع اشتداد حدة العنف

أدى تزايد العنف والمضايقات من قبل المستوطنين والجنود الإسرائيليين ضد الفلسطينيين في الخليل إلى خلق بيئة مليئة بالترهيب والإخلاء القسري وتقييد الحركة. تحديث حول مشروع - 3 يناير/كانون الثاني 2024