MSF banned from operating in Gaza: Israel accused of weaponising aid to ‘make Gaza uninhabitable’
In the wake of Israel’s decision to halt Doctors Without Borders (MSF) operations in Gaza, concern is mounting over the escalating humanitarian crisis. Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a British-Palestinian surgeon who has worked with MSF extensively in the region, called the decision “absolutely devastating” for civilians. In a stark warning, he said the termination of MSF’s work would further cripple Gaza’s collapsing health system, accusing Israel of “destroying the health system inside Gaza as a way of making Gaza uninhabitable.”
In the wake of Israel’s decision to halt Doctors Without Borders (MSF) operations in Gaza, concern is mounting over the escalating humanitarian crisis. Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a British-Palestinian surgeon who has worked with MSF extensively in the region, called the decision “absolutely devastating” for civilians. In a stark warning, he said the termination of MSF’s work would further cripple Gaza’s collapsing health system, accusing Israel of “destroying the health system inside Gaza as a way of making Gaza uninhabitable.”
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