Understaffed and under equipped in Gaza
26 March 2020
Dr. Mona El-Farra says there are only 40 intensive care beds for Gaza’s two million people. Read more about Understaffed and under equipped in Gaza
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Listen: Solar panels on Gaza hospitals aim to ease healthcare disaster
2 June 2015
Physicians say that with a lack of reliable electricity in Gaza, patients are put at risk. Read more about Listen: Solar panels on Gaza hospitals aim to ease healthcare disaster
Listen: Hospital bombed by Israel "back in business" but not rebuilt, says Gaza doctor
28 April 2015
Dr. Basman Alashi of al-Wafa hospital and Palestinian-Canadian pediatrician Dr. Rand Askalan discuss the immediate and long-term needs of injured, disabled and traumatized children in Gaza. Read more about Listen: Hospital bombed by Israel "back in business" but not rebuilt, says Gaza doctor
30 percent of vital medicines "at zero supply" in Gaza, says released doctor Tarek Loubani
12 November 2013
Dr. Tarek Loubani, who was imprisoned in Cairo for two months, describes providing medical care to fellow detainees and the state of Gaza’s medical infrastructure under Israel’s siege. Read more about 30 percent of vital medicines "at zero supply" in Gaza, says released doctor Tarek Loubani
Gaza's construction sector still crushed by siege
Gaza City 26 September 2013
Israel wants to “beautify” the image of its ongoing blockade against Gaza by letting in some construction materials. Read more about Gaza's construction sector still crushed by siege
Stocks of vital medicines hit zero as Egypt, Israel tighten Gaza siege
1 September 2013
Israel has also double its number of violent attacks on Gaza fisherman since November ceasefire, as siege deepens economic crisis. Read more about Stocks of vital medicines hit zero as Egypt, Israel tighten Gaza siege
Keeping the Israel lobby on its toes
3 May 2013
Pressure groups supporting the Zionist project embarrassed into playing by EU rules on transparency. Read more about Keeping the Israel lobby on its toes