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Rubble from an Israeli airstrike in Tulkarem refugee Camp on October 3, which killed 18 people in the deadliest single incident in the West Bank since 2005 (OCHA)
Palestine

Five months after start of Israeli military operation, humanitarian needs escalate in the West Bank

Five months after Israeli forces launched 'Iron Wall' in the West Bank, Palestine, thousands remain forcibly displaced and left with limited access to healthcare. Press Release - 1 Jul 2025
 
Mazim (on the right), 12, plays football against his two little brothers, with the ball they made with a sock filled with plastic bags. Mazim is the eldest of 6 siblings. He’s from El-Geneina, the capital of West Darfur. As hundreds of thousands of other children, he has fled Sudan to Chad with his family, following the outbreak of the war in April 2023. For over a year now, he’s living in Adré transit camp. 
18-07-2024 | Adré transit camp | Eastern Chad

MSF F2F World Challenge 2025

From July 28 to August 3, F2F fundraising teams across the MSF movement will go head-to-head in a friendly, high-energy global challenge.
 
“He woke up wanting to have breakfast but there was nothing to eat, so he said I will go bring us something to eat. I told him it was too dangerous. He said he wanted to get something for his sisters. Thirty minutes later he called me crying for help after he got shot. This aid is soaked in blood.” -Hanan, 17-year-old Ashraf’s mother.
Gaza-Israel war

Deadly Israeli-US supply distribution scheme in Gaza must be dismantled and siege lifted

MSF teams are treating people who suffered life-threatening injuries during disastrous food distributions in Gaza. Press Release - 27 Jun 2025
 
Lomera's population has exploded following the discovery of gold in late December 2024. What was once a lakeside village of 1,500 residents has rapidly expanded into a sprawling settlement of makeshift shelters, now housing a growing transient population exceeding 12,000. While cholera is endemic in this region of the DRC, Lomera exhibits all key risk factors for an outbreak: inadequate clean water access; overcrowding; insufficient latrine capacity and open defecation; limited handwashing facilities; low vaccination coverage (the last vaccination campaign occurred in 2022); and the settlement's hillside location, where untreated waste flows downward into the lake, perpetuating contamination.
Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF responds to cholera outbreak following gold discovery in Lomera, South Kivu

In May, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launched an emergency response to a cholera outbreak in South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, triggered by a gold rush and poor sanitation. Project Update - 26 Jun 2025
 
MSF guards at the Tine transit camp have received a training on how to organise the flow of patients and inform medical staff in case of visible distress.
Conflict in Sudan

Sudanese refugees in Chad are safe from bombs but struggling to survive

More people are fleeing violence in Sudan, crossing the border into eastern Chad and settling in overcrowded camps. Project Update - 25 Jun 2025
 
A doctor from MSF is checking the X-ray of the chest of a patient suspected with tuberculosis in Zuwara, Libya.
Libya

MSF remains ready to resume medical activities in Libya

We are concerned for our former patients in Libya, as our suspension of activities continues. Press Release - 24 Jun 2025
 
Palestinian cars remained stuck at the Israeli gate blocking Hebron’s main entrance, waiting for it to reopen.
Palestine

Israel further tightens grip on the West Bank amid Iran escalation

As Israel escalates its conflict with Iran, we urge Israeli authorities to stop measures which prevents Palestinians in the West Bank from accessing healthcare. Press Release - 23 Jun 2025
 
A mosque in Masoudieh, Akkar, North Lebanon, has been turned into a shelter to house Syrian refugees fleeing uncertainty and fear after the fall of the Assad government and deadly attacks in coastal Syria in March 2025. The mosque is overcrowded, with more than 400 people living there with limited access to basic needs.
Refugees, IDPs and people on the move

Living as a humanitarian and refugee in Lebanon

Muhammad Sunallah, a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon, has worked as a nurse for MSF since 2011. Voices from the Field - 20 Jun 2025
 
Palestinian family picking up common mallow (Khobiza), a wild plant, in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza.
Gaza-Israel war

Israeli authorities are suffocating Gaza with deliberate shortages of food, medicine and fuel

In Gaza, Palestine, deliberate Israeli-imposed shortages of essential supplies, including food and fuel, are putting lives at immediate risk. Press Release - 19 Jun 2025
 
An MSF outreach team arrives by boat to a remote village to provide primary healthcare services. In Ulang, MSF supported 13 primary healthcare facilities with staff, medicines, and other resources through a decentralized model of care, improving access to healthcare for communities in hard-to-reach areas.
South Sudan

Escalating insecurity forces MSF to close Ulang hospital in South Sudan

This closure leaves 150,000 people cut off from care in Ulang county. Project Update - 17 Jun 2025
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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