Source: Crisis Action / Refugees International

Six months since signing the ceasefire plan, Palestinians are continuing to suffer extreme deprivation, hunger, injury, and death due to the Israeli government’s continued attacks, movement restrictions, and aid obstructions. 

Organisations such as Save the Children, Oxfam, and Refugees International have produced a scorecard, which assesses progress against the ceasefire plan’s own stated objectives related to civilian protection, humanitarian access, reconstruction and economic development, and freedom of movement and return.

The Scorecard is here: 

Humanitarian Scorecard: Six Months In, Gaza Ceasefire is Failing – Refugees International

https://resourcecentre.savethechildren.net/document/humanitarian-scorecard-six-months-in-gaza-ceasefire-is-failing

The media briefing featured:  

·       Moderator: Daphnee Cook, Head of Global News, Save the Children 

Expert Speakers:  

·       Ghada Al Haddad, Communications Officer, Oxfam, Gaza 

·       Shurouq, Media Manager, Save the Children, Gaza 

·       Dr Tanya Haj – Hassan, Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan is a pediatric intensive care physician and humanitarian doctor who has worked extensively in Gaza

·       Jeremy Konykndyk, President, Refugees International, Washington DC 

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Crisis Action works with individuals and global civil society to protect civilians from armed conflict and prevent mass atrocities.

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