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View of large-scale debris clearance following an Israeli strike that destroyed a building in Haret Hreik municipality in March 2026.
Refugees, IDPs and people on the move

Military threats and forced displacement expose health risk for communities in southern Beirut

Extensive damage from Israeli airstrikes has destroyed essential services in Dahiyeh, a suburb in Beirut, Lebanon. Destruction, military threats and evacuation orders are deeply impacting residents and preventing them from safely returning to their homes. Project Update - 5 Jun 2026
 
On 21 February, MSF teams and Chadian health authorities closed Mabrouka hospital and transferred activities to a new hospital further away from the border. Since early February, 457 wounded patients, including six children, were treated in both hospitals following the escalation of violence at the Sudanese border.
Chad

Drone strikes at Chad–Sudan border: MSF treats 116 wounded people in one month

Since the beginning of May, MSF teams at Tiné hospital in Chad have treated 116 people who were wounded in drone strikes in Tina, a city on the Sudanese side of the Chad–Sudan border. Press Release - 4 Jun 2026
 
MSF academy in Liwale
Tanzania

Interpreters are the voices that turn medical silence into maternal hope in Tanzania

In Tanzania, Jackline John is an MSF interpreter, translating not only words between doctor and patient, but trust. Voices from the Field - 4 Jun 2026
 
MSF’s social worker is having a session with a TB patient at the Kulob city TB hospital. Mental and social support are integral components of TB treatment.
Tajikistan

Tajikistan: MSF concludes ‘Zero TB’ project in Kulob

After four years, our ‘Zero TB’ project has concluded in Tajikistan. During the project, MSF worked with health authorities to lower the burden of tuberculosis in Kulob city. Project Update - 3 Jun 2026
 
An MSF staff checks the injury of Saad Hussein, who is forced to live with an external fixator after he was injured in 2025 during a food distribution by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. Al Mawasi primary healthcare center, Khan Younis, Gaza.
Gaza-Israel war

Violence and killings at Gaza’s food distribution points leave survivors suffering one year on

A year after a cynical programme to provide food "aid" to Gazans opened, the survivors of the horrors at the sites continue to suffer. Press Release - 3 Jun 2026
 
View of the damage at Jabal Amel Hospital following an Israeli strike carried out on 1 June in Sour (Tyre), southern Lebanon.
Lebanon

Israeli airstrike causes death, injury and damage in Sour (Tyre)

Israeli airstrikes have killed and injured people, and severely damaged an MSF-supported hospital in southern Lebanon. Press Release - 2 Jun 2026
 
Construction of a changing area for protective equipment at the General Referral Hospital at Mongbwalu, as part of the temporary Ebola response structure being set up by MSF in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. This area will support infection prevention and control procedures for staff working in contact with suspected and confirmed cases. Mongbwalu, Ituri Province, 05/22/2026
DRC Ebola outbreaks

DRC: MSF statement on the WHO Director-General's high-level visit to Bunia

MSF highlights critical gaps in testing and response capacity as Ebola cases rise rapidly in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo. Statement - 30 May 2026
 
MSF teams conducted training for staff at Kyeshero Hospital in Goma on how to work in an Ebola environment.
Democratic Republic of Congo

Ebola disease in DRC: MSF scales up response to a rapidly evolving outbreak

In Democratic Republic of Congo, MSF teams are scaling up our response to the Ebola disease outbreak. Project Update - 29 May 2026
 
MSF staff on their way to the mobile clinic in Jaber center, in H2 area, Hebron, West Bank, Occupied Palestinian Territory.

H2 in Hebron is one of the most restricted areas in the West Bank, with 28 fortified checkpoints isolating it from the rest of the city. These restrictions severely limit movement for Palestinian residents and healthcare workers.

Following the events of 7 October 2023, MSF had to suspend activities in Jaber due to harassment and violence faced by patients. Temporary mobile clinics were set up, but access remained a challenge. After months of restrictions, MSF resumed operations in Jaber in May 2024, though staff continue to face delays and searches at checkpoints.

MSF provides critical support in Hebron through clinics, maternity services, reproductive health care, emergency training, and relief distribution for displaced populations.
Palestine

Briefing notes on MSF's work in the West Bank and Gaza, Palestine

We periodically publish briefing notes related to our projects in the West Bank and Gaza, Palestine. Report - 28 May 2026
Four mothers posing in a corridor of the Hospital in Bili. All four of them are staying in the hospital with their child, that's suffering from a severe case of malaria. Since the beginning of the project in 2016, the pediatric ward already treated more than 4.000 cases of complicated/severe form of malaria.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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