• Gaza City. The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) provides psychosocial support to Gazan children affected by the hostilities.
    • Gaza City. The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) provides psychosocial support to Gazan children affected by the hostilities. “My aim is to help children smile again after all the stress they’ve experienced,” said PRCS volunteer Doa’a Dogmosh. Children are encouraged to draw, to allow them to express their feelings and reduce their fear and anxiety.
      © ICRC / A. Greco / il-e-02602
  • Ashdod, Israel. Ami Ivgi is the director of the Magen David Adom (MDA) in Lachish district, Israel. During the hostilities, the MDA station in Ashdod operated 22 ambulances and four mobile intensive care units.
    • Ashdod, Israel. Ami Ivgi is the director of the Magen David Adom (MDA) in Lachish district, Israel. During the hostilities, the MDA station in Ashdod operated 22 ambulances and four mobile intensive care units. “When I’m at work, I worry about leaving my wife and children alone, especially with the rockets,” he said.
      © ICRC / M. Elnekave / il-e-02606
  • Zaitoun, Gaza Strip. Hoda Tafesh received essential household items such as mattresses, blankets, a hygiene kit and kitchenware from the ICRC and the PRCS.

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