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Palestine

Life has returned to Gaza

Dr. Abu Abed is the MSF medical team leader in Gaza Voices from the Field - 27 Aug 2014
 
Gaza, MSF Support to Al Shifa hospital
Palestine

Medical care through war and truce

Activity in the largest hospital in Gaza continues unabated. Project Update - 27 Aug 2014
 
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Central African Republic

MSF receives 31 new wounded at the General Hospital

Heavy fighting in Bangui : MSF receives 31 new wounded at the General Hospital Project Update - 20 Aug 2014
 
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Palestine

Lift the Blockade on Gaza

An Op-ed by Mego Terzian, President of MSF France Op-Ed - 20 Aug 2014
 
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Palestine

Entire streets which are no more than piles of rubble

Michele Beck, Medical Team Leader with MSF, took advantage of the truce to go to the north of Gaza, severely damaged during the war. Voices from the Field - 12 Aug 2014
 
MSF Support to Al Shifa hospital Gaza
Palestine

No respite even with ceasefire

Fighting intensifies in the run up to a ceasefire Project Update - 12 Aug 2014
 
MSF Support to Al Shifa hospital Gaza
Palestine

The ceasefire only lasted three days

"Yesterday, all people talked about was the ceasefire and whether it would be extended; today, we know the answer" Project Update - 8 Aug 2014
 
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Palestine

“I only hope that the truce will hold”

In the two days since the ceasefire, Dr Abu Abed and his family have been making the most of the return to calm, hoping that the truce will last Project Update - 7 Aug 2014
 
Gaza, reconstructive surgery program, all uses.
Palestine

"I only hope that the truce will hold"

Dr. Abu Abed is a Palestinian from Gaza who has worked for MSF for the past ten years. Since Israel launched its offensive in early July, he has been coordinating MSF’s medical activities in Gaza. blogs.msf.org - 7 Aug 2014
 
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Palestine

The truce has finally been respected

A three-day ceasefire has come into force in Gaza. Michèle Beck, medical team leader for MSF, describes the situation on the ground. Voices from the Field - 6 Aug 2014
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