Gaza and West Bank Response Log | June 2025
by Anera
In this log, Anera provides updates on unfolding war in Palestine and our response. In some cases, additional activities may be added retroactively to the daily entries as we receive additional program reporting.
June 26, 2025
>> In Loving Memory of Mahmoud Rassrass
Our field primary healthcare centers were operational today. In Gaza City, our center saw 295 patients through our wound management, dermatology, nutrition, and gynecology clinics. In Khan Younis, we served 572 patients at our wound management; orthopedic; pediatric; ear, nose and throat; urology; and physiotherapy (including shelter visits) clinics. At our Deir Al Balah center we hosted wound management; dermatology; orthopedic; ear, nose and throat; and physiotherapy clinics, seeing 391 patients.
June 25, 2025
Today, for the first time in months, our aid trucks reached their destination in Gaza without any looting. The humanitarian convoy entered northern Gaza through Zikim crossing, carrying a total of 207 pallets of vital food supplies. Our team worked diligently to ensure the aid was secured and ready for rapid distribution. Since early morning, we’ve been coordinating with all stakeholders in Gaza to ensure that dignitaries and community leaders were present to help protect the trucks. This successful mission was possible thanks to the strong collaboration between our team, community elders, and the United Arab Emirates team in Gaza.
As on of our staff in Gaza said, this is “the most wonderful news I have heard for months.”
Our field primary healthcare centers were also active today. In Gaza City, our center saw 367 patients through our wound management; general surgery; orthopedics; and ear, nose and throat clinics. In Khan Younis, our centers hosted wound management, dermatology, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, physiotherapy (including shelter visits) clinics, treating 543 patients. And in Deir Al Balah, we treated 322 patients at our wound management; general surgery; urology; noncommunicable disease; and physiotherapy clinics.
June 24, 2025
Our three field primary healthcare centers were all operational today. In Gaza City 24 June – 305 patients Wound Management, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Psychosocial Support. In Khan Younis, we treated 543 patients at our wound management; internal medicine; ear, nose, and throat; noncommunicable disease; deworming; nutrition; and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics. And in Deir Al Balah, our center saw 297 patients through our wound management; nutrition; pediatric; gynecology; obstetrics; physiotherapy; and psychiatric clinics.
June 23, 2025
Today, our water trucking program continued, delivering a total of 21,134 gallons (80,000 liters) of water in Khan Younis (El Qararah port, Abu Wahdan neighborhood, El Ataa camps, and El Sayadeen port) and Deir Al Balah (Yafa and El Nakheel areas).
Our two tekias also continued preparing and delivering food today, delivering a total of 4,209 meals to Khan Younis (Beach Camp, El Rasheed Camp, El Baher Camp, Hayat Garden Camp) and Deir Al Balah (El Gharabli Camp and Bader Camp).
Today, at our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center we hosted wound management, pediatric, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, shelter-visit physiotherapy, laser therapy, and psychiatry clinics, serving 517 patients. At our field primary healthcare center in Deir Al Balah, we hosted wound management; dermatology; orthopedic; physiotherapy; and ear, nose and throat clinics today, serving 408 patients. And our center in Gaza City saw 346 patients at our wound management, dermatology, and urology clinics.
June 22, 2025
Today, our tekias prepared and delivered 4,350 hot meals to sites in Khan Younis (El Hayat Camp, El Khalili Camp, El Zaeem Karaza Camp, El Rahma Camp, and El Mahabba Camp) and Deir Al Balah (Disabilities Camp, El Manasra Camp, and Insan Camp).
We also delivered 20,341 gallons (77,000 liters) of potable water to Khan Younis (Slaughterhouse area, El Israa Camp, Street 5, El Teena Street) and Deir Al Balah (El Quraan, El Quds Camp, and El Khawalda — all in the Zawayda area).
Our Deir Al Balah field primary healthcare center operated wound management, noncommunicable disease, nutrition, pediatric, and physiotherapy clinics, serving 286 patients today. In Khan Younis, our field primary healthcare center hosted wound management, orthopedic, urology, physiotherapy, nutrition, laser therapy, and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics, seeing 388 patients. And in Gaza City, we treated 282 patients at our wound management; ear, nose and throat; orthopedic; and gynecology and obstetrics clinics.
June 21, 2025
Our two tekias prepared and delivered a total of 4,260 hot meals today in Khan Younis (El Awda Camp, El Sayadeen Port, El Yaser Camp, and Sanabel Camp) and Deir Al Balah (Asia Camp and El Musaddar Camp).
We also provided 41,475 gallons (157,000 liters) of potable water today in Gaza City (serving an estimated 20,000 people in the Rimal, Al Sabra, Al Shati, Al Naser, Abu Iskander, and Shaik Redwan neighborhoods), Deir Al Balah, and Khan Younis.
We continued to operate our field primary healthcare centers today. In Khan Younis, we hosted wound management, dermatology, internal medicine, noncommunicable disease, deworming, and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics, treating 712 patients. In Deir Al Balah, our health center hosted wound management, general surgery, physiotherapy, urology, and gynecology and obstetrics clinics, seeing 271 patients. And in Gaza City, our center treated 400 patients at our wound management; pediatric; internal medicine and noncommunicable disease; and urology clinics.
June 20, 2025
No activities reported.
June 19, 2025
Anera is devastated to share the news that our colleague, Mahmoud Rassrass, was killed overnight on June 17, 2025, along with two of his young children, in an Israeli drone strike on their tent in Mawasi, Khan Younis, an area designated by Israel as a “safe zone.” We are mourning the loss of our beloved psychosocial support coordinator.
Today, we delivered 31,701 gallons (120,000 liters) of drinking water in Gaza City, Deir Al Balah and Khan Younis.
And our tekias prepared and delivered 4,200 hot meals to Deir Al Balah (El Nakheel Camp) and Khan Younis (El Hurria Camp, El Holandi Camp, El Quds Camp, and El Farouq Camp)
Our field primary healthcare center in Gaza City held wound management, dermatology, nutrition, and gynecology clinics today, seeing 311 patients. Our Khan Younis health center hosted wound management; orthopedic; pediatric; ear, nose and throat; urology; and physiotherapy (including conducting visits to patients at the shelters) clinics, seeing 543 patients. In Deir Al Balah health center operated wound management; dermatology; orthopedic; ear, nose and throat; and physiotherapy clinics, treating 362 patients.
June 18, 2025
We were able to reopen our two tekias today, operating them for the first time since June 5, after closing the kitchens in early June due to the lack of supplies. We prepared and delivered a total of 4,158 hot meals today in Khan Younis (Beach Camp, El Rasheed Camp, El Baher Camp, and Sanabel Camp) and Deir Al Balah (El Istiqama Camp and Shurrab Camp). We expect to continue preparing and delivering meals through them for the next two weeks before our supplies of raw ingredients run out. We’re currently delivering a target of 5,200 meals per day in total through the kitchens.
After a five-day pause to our water trucking program due to the lack of fuel, today we were able to secure enough fuel to resume our efforts. We distributed 18,492 gallons (70,000 liters) of potable drinking water to displaced families in North Gaza today.
Our field primary healthcare center in Gaza City held wound management; general surgery; orthopedics; and ear, nose and throat clinics, treating 338 patients. In Khan Younis, our health center hosted wound management, dermatology, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, and physiotherapy clinics (including a team that conducted shelter-visits to see patients in their tents), seeing 524 patients. And in Deir Al Balah, our health center hosted wound management, general surgery, urology, noncommunicable disease, and physiotherapy clinics, seeing 375 patients.
June 17, 2025
Our field primary healthcare center in Gaza City hosted wound management, pediatric, internal medicine, and psychosocial support clinics today, seeing 331 patients. Likewise, in Deir Al Balah our health center operated wound management, nutrition, pediatric, gynecology and obstetrics, physiotherapy, and psychiatric clinics, seeing 286 patients. And in Khan Younis, our health center held wound management; internal; ear, nose and throat; noncommunicable disease; deworming; nutrition; and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics, treating 404 patients.
June 16, 2025
Today, our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center hosted wound management, pediatric, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, shelter-visit physiotherapy, laser therapy, and psychiatry clinics, seeing 491 patients.
And our Deir Al Balah field primary healthcare center hosted wound management; dermatology; orthopedic; ear, nose, and throat; and physiotherapy clinics, seeing 375 patients.
June 15, 2025
The gynecologist at our at our mother and child health clinic reports that some women are refusing to take the multivitamins prescribed for them. They tell us: “When we take vitamins, we feel hungry and need to eat. But we have no food to quiet our stomachs. So please, let us keep this fake feeling of fullness.”
At our mother and child health clinics, from June 1 through today we distributed 25,2118 boxes of therapeutic food to 1,059 children to mitigate malnutrition (the pouches are known as ready-to-use complementary food — a nutrient dense food specially formulated to prevent chronic malnutrition in very young children. We also distributed 251 boxes of lipid-based nutritional supplements to 5,020 children.
These food supplies are made possible with support from UNICEF. These supplements are designed for emergency interventions to prevent malnutrition. In the absence of whole foods in Gaza, the supplements are now being distributed by humanitarian workers so that children have something to eat.
And at our field primary healthcare center in Gaza City, from June 3 to June 15 we operated wound management; pediatric; internal medicine and noncommunicable disease; urology; ear, nose and throat; orthopedic; general surgery; psychiatric; gynecology and obstetrics; therapeutic nutrition; dermatology clinics, providing treatment to 2,640 patients.
In Khan Younis, our field primary healthcare center operated wound management; orthopedic; urology; nutrition; physiotherapy; laser therapy; shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics, seeing 306 patients today.
In our field primary healthcare center in Deir Al Balah, we held wound management, nutrition, pediatric, noncommunicable disease, internal medicine, and physiotherapy clinics today, treating 335 patients.
June 14, 2025
Today, our field primary healthcare center in Khan Younis saw a record number of patients, treating 661 people. This is the most people we have received since the clinic first opened over a year ago. Todays clinics included wound management, internal medicine, orthopedic, dermatology, deworming, noncommunicable disease, shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics. Our wound management clinic saw scores of trauma-related injuries sustained while seeking aid at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation today, due to severe overcrowding and incidents of theft during the distribution process.
We’ve also observed a significant increase in cases of dizziness and loss of balance, particularly among children, which appears to be linked to poor nutrition. We also referred one severe case of dehydration to the hospital today for IV treatment.
And at our field primary healthcare center in Deir Al Balah, we hosted urology, general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, physiotherapy, and wound management clinics, serving a total of 212 patients.
June 13, 2025
No activities reported today
June 12, 2025
Today, we provided care for 773 patients through our Khan Younis and Deir Al Balah field primary healthcare centers. In Khan Younis, we hosted wound management; pediatric; orthopedic; urology; ear, nose, and throat; and physiotherapy (including shelter visits) clinics, serving 512 patients. In Deir Al Balah, we operated wound management; dermatology; orthopedic; ear, nose, and throat; and physiotherapy clinics, seeing 261 patients.
June 11, 2025
Today marked the second day of operations at our newly reopened field primary healthcare center in Deir Al Balah, where we saw 153 patients at our wound management, general surgery, internal medicine and noncommunicable disease, physiotherapy, and urology clinics.
And at our Khan Younis healthcare center, we saw 433 patients today, through our wound management, dermatology, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, and physiotherapy (including shelter visits) clinics.
June 10, 2025
Today a staff member in Gaza shared this bleak, heartfelt message: “Now in Gaza, we are experiencing the worst situation ever. No words can describe the reality we live in — we are hungry for food, safety, dignity, humanity, mercy, sympathy, and justice. What is the world waiting for to end this war? What are we Gazans expected to do in order to survive?”
Today was the first operational day of our newly relocated and rebuilt Deir Al Balah field primary healthcare center, seeing 172 patients at our nutrition, pediatric, gynecology and obstetrics, wound management, physiotherapy, and psychiatry clinics.
And at our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center, we provided care for 496 patients through our wound management; noncommunicable disease; internal medicine; ear, nose, and throat; deworming; nutrition; and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics.
June 9, 2025
Today, we put the finishing touches on our Deir Al Balah field primary healthcare center and are ready to launch operations tomorrow. Our full team was at the clinic today for orientation and walkthroughs. This new branch will provide specialized services in 13 medical specialties — a big step forward in expanding healthcare access in the area. Tomorrow will be the first official working day at the clinic. Thank you to our dedicated supporters and tireless team in Gaza for making this happen.
Also today, at our Khan Younis healthcare center, we saw 373 patients at our wound management, pediatric, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, laser therapy, psychiatric, and shelter-visit physiotherapy clinics.
June 8, 2025
Today, at our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center we saw 253 patients through our wound management, orthopedics, urology, nutrition, physiotherapy (including shelter visits), and laser therapy clinics.
The young man pictured at right was injured in an airstrike on his home in Rafah in March. Following his discharge from the hospital, he sought follow-up care at our clinic. We conducted an assessment and created a treatment plan for him, which is ongoing.
June 7, 2025
No activities reported.
June 6, 2025
No activities reported.
June 5, 2025
No activities reported.
June 4, 2025
Today, our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center hosted wound management, dermatology, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, and physiotherapy (including shelter visits) clinics, treating 442 patients.
June 3, 2025
Today, our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center hosted wound management; noncommunicable disease; internal; ear, nose and throat; deworming; nutrition and physiotherapy shelter clinics, seeing 412 patients.
June 2, 2025
Today, our field primary healthcare center in Gaza City hosted wound management, dermatology, gynecology and obstetrics, and urology clinics, seeing 318 patients.
Also today, our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center hosted wound management; pediatric; general surgery; gynecology and obstetric; laser therapy; psychiatric and physiotherapy shelter visit clinics, serving 380 patients.
June 1, 2025
At our Khan Younis field primary healthcare center, today we hosted wound management, orthopedic, urology, physiotherapy, laser therapy, nutrition and home-visit physiotherapy clinics, seeing 234 patients.
In Gaza City, our healthcare center hosted wound management; ear, nose and throat; orthopedic; and general surgery clinics, treating 279 patients.
We are also continuing work to relocate our Deir Al Balah healthcare center. We expect to reopen the center next week.
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