Providing Support in Gaza: Nutrition, Water, and Psychosocial First Aid
Two years of war have left the Gaza Strip in ruins. The humanitarian situation has spiralled into an unprecedented disaster, with 65,000 people killed – one third of them children – and more than 165,000 injured. Unbearable living conditions, with over 90% of housing units destroyed, are further compounded by widespread starvation, with famine officially declared in Gaza City. In […]
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