Gaza is facing multiple overlapping humanitarian emergencies that continue to deepen by the day. Mass displacement has forced families into overcrowded tents, makeshift structures, or even the open air, leaving them without privacy, dignity, or adequate protection.
The healthcare system is collapsing under extreme shortages of medicine, equipment, fuel, and medical staff, meaning many people with urgent injuries or illnesses cannot receive care. Food insecurity has reached critical levels, with families skipping meals every day and some areas surpassing famine thresholds. Clean water is scarce, pushing people to rely on unsafe sources and increasing the spread of disease.
Restrictions on aid movement, limited fuel, disrupted communications, and unsafe conditions prevent humanitarian organizations from reaching those who need help most. Children are suffering the most severe consequences of this crisis losing access to education, becoming separated from their families, and facing trauma, hunger, and injury without the support systems they need.