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Humanitarian operations are currently the main lifeline for 2.2 million peoplestranded in a state of exhaustion and destruction for over four months in the Gaza Strip. UN agencies and NGOs active on the ground have repeatedly warned that the death toll from starvation, diseases and lack of access to other fundamental needs is likely to surpass the number of people killed by bombardment if full, unhindered and safe humanitarian access is not ensured. Although Israeli restrictions thatobstruct aid and access of humanitarian actors has been a longstanding issue in Gaza, which predates October 7th, the situation has dramatically worsened since the onset of current hostilities.

Humanitarian and health workers have faced alarming violence over the past few years, with ongoing challenges to security, safety and access.

Les personnes en situation de précarité sont les premières touchées par la crise du système de santé en France. Les inégalités de santé se creusent et sont renforcées par des accès aux droits et aux soins discriminatoires. C’est le constat que tire Médecins du Monde de son 22ème rapport annuel de l’observatoire de l’accès aux droits et aux soins des plus démunis en France, qui sort ce jeudi 8 décembre.