The child, Hamza Al-Bazm, was separated from his family, who were displaced to the south of #Gaza , while he was lost in the north. After 91 days, Hamza is reunited with his father through the coordination of the ICRC.

The father weeping: “I didn’t sleep for 91 days.”

Pour Fabrizio Carboni, directeur pour le Moyen-Orient du CICR, quand on en arrive à un tel expédient, les largages, c’est que la situation est vraiment désespérée.

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and while new humanitarian crisis emerge, 'old' ones continue.

The plight of tens of thousands of children stranded in Al Hol camp stands as one of the world largest child protection crisis, with no end in sight.

What future do we want to give to Hawra?

Et si les mots ont encore un sens pour décrire l'immensité de cette crise, lisez mon collègue Pascal Hundt

Ne demandez pas aux humanitaires la réponse à cette crise mais aux parties à ce conflit et la communauté internationale.

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1 year ago, a devastating #earthquake hit Northern #Syria , killing & injuring thousands & affecting millions of people already suffering from 12 years of conflict. Today, we stand in solidarity with the survivors & keep committed to help communities to recover wherever we can.

The handful of hospitals still working in #Gaza must be preserved.

Nasser, the European Gaza & the Palestinian Red Crescent Al-Amal deliver lifesaving medical care in extraordinarily difficult circumstances.

Keeping them functioning & protected is a humanitarian imperative.

The unfolding tragedy cannot carry on.

➡️We continue to work relentlessly to bring home the hostages
➡In those darkest hours, our 17y old commitment to alleviate the suffering of the people in Gaza is unwavering

No hierarchy in suffering, only one colossal humanitarian crisis

We are once again mourning the PRCS volunteers who were killed on duty while saving lives.

We all know that health personnel are protected when providing medical assistance. It's basic.

Delighted to announce our partnership with #KOICA , who has granted the ICRC $4 million. This generous contribution will enhance our physical rehabilitation services for people with disabilities at five ICRC-supported physical rehabilitation centers in #Yemen until 2025.

Around 18 million Yemenis lack access to safe water and sanitation.

The ICRC has worked on ensuring access to safe water and improving water infrastructure since it began working in #Yemen in 1962.

We’ve learned of the death of a PRCS volunteer this morning in Northern #Gaza . Our condolences to his family and PRCS teams.

PRCS has been working around the clock in Gaza to save lives.

Medical staff and humanitarian first line responders are #NotATarget

The future cannot look like the past. Future should be one where civilians and those not fighting anymore are protected - meaning they cannot be attacked, separated, ill treated, forcibly displaced and prevented access to vital goods/infrastructures!⁩ icrc.org/en/document/is…

I've read many disturbing and unfair attacks against my ICRC colleagues but this one ....

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We are devastated by the killing of our valued colleague Abdellatif Ali Moussa, along with several of his family, in northern #Gaza .

Abdellatif worked as a driver for the ICRC for some 20 years.

We extend our profound condolences to Abdellatif's family, friends & colleagues.

Our efforts in this crisis are relentless, yet in the face of extreme danger, they are often insufficient.

Despite tirelessly working to provide medical assistance and evacuate people, we face constant frustration, and every time we think it can't get worse, it does.

The information coming from the Al Shifa hospital is distressing.

It cannot continue like this. Thousands of wounded, displaced people and medical staff are at risk.

They need to be protected in line with the laws of war.

The ICRC is urgently calling for the respect and protection of medical facilities, patients, and healthcare workers in #Gaza .

This protection is not only a legal obligation but a moral imperative to preserve human life in these terrible times.

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Extremely concerning reports from ICRC and PRCS staff at Al Quds on the critical situation of hospitals in Gaza.

Thousands of wounded, displaced people and medical staff are at risk.

We strongly reiterate that hospitals must be protected in line with the laws of war.

The convoy was clearly marked, no excuses.

A big relief to escort patients to safety to receive medical care.

Yet, 1000s of critically injured people remain in hospitals across #Gaza .

With the human cost getting heavier by the day, medical structures, vehicles & teams are critical lifelines. They must be protected.