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12/01/24

Nearly 340,000 people in Gaza, half of them children, have been helped by Action Against Hunger since the start of the conflict

The next few hours bring 100 days of war between Israel and Gaza, marked by a food catastrophe on the brink of famine, an outbreak of disease, an increasing number of deaths of women and children, and extremely limited humanitarian access.

01/12/23

The ceasefire in Gaza has been insufficient, our teams continue to work despite the challenges

During almost a week of temporary ceasefire, Action Against Hunger teams have been able to scale up their humanitarian response with interventions such as the construction of a sanitation unit in Al Aqsa hospital in Deir Al Balah, including toilets and washbasins, which we hope to complete in the coming days. The renewed fighting puts our activities at risk, which is why we insist that a permanent ceasefire is necessary to meet the most basic needs of the Gazan population.

24/11/23

Action Against Hunger calls for a sustained ceasefire to continue its humanitarian response and to ensure that it reaches people in need

Action Against Hunger welcomes the progress being made to secure the release of Israeli and foreign hostages held in Gaza, and the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.

15/11/23

From tomorrow there will be no water and no communications will work in Gaza

GAZA RUNS OUT OF WATER: 80% COMES FROM AQUIFERS AND, WITHOUT FUEL TO PUMP IT, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCESS IT

27/10/23

Gaza is dying of thirst. Our staff on the ground tell us that they have only one litre of water a day for the next few days

Gaza is dying of thirst. 2.3 million people living in the Gaza Strip urgently need water. According to estimates, the population has seen its average daily water consumption reduced to three litres, which includes hygiene and cooking needs. Our staff tell us that they only have one litre of water a day for the next few days.

20/10/23

Action Against Hunger warns that the restriction of movement in the West Bank is severely affecting people's access to essential services and goods.

Action Against Hunger is deeply concerned about the multiple closures and restrictions on movement of Palestinian communities in the West Bank. The closures prevent Palestinian communities from accessing essential services such as markets to buy food, fodder for their animals and medicines.