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- [chat bot test](https://msf-lebanon.org/chat-bot-test/): MSF Lebanon Chatbot 💬 Chat with us! MSF Lebanon Welcome! Choose your preferred language to get started. English Continue in English العربية تابع بالعربي Submit Powered by MSF Lebanon
- [Nabatieh’s  Mobile Medical Unit Schedule](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/msf-office-in-lebanon/nabatiehs-mobile-medical-unit-schedule/): MSF Political Action on AMRMSF’s report “The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings”, follows on from the second UN High-Level Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance, held on 26 September 2024, which aimed to “review progress on global, regional, and national efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance, identify gaps, and invest in sustainable solutions to strengthen and accelerate multisector progress, building a healthier world based on equity and leaving no one behind.” Read More
- [أوقفوا الإبادة الجماعية](https://msf-lebanon.org/gaza-campaign/): English
- [Stop the GENOCIDE](https://msf-lebanon.org/stop-the-genocide/): العربية
- [Behavioural Commitments](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/behavioural-commitments/): At MSF Lebanon, our people make our humanitarian mission possible. Whether you are applying for a local position in Lebanon or an overseas role supporting MSF operations around the world, you'll join a diverse team united by a shared commitment to providing impartial, independent, and life-saving medical and humanitarian assistance.
- [MSF Political Action on AMR](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/antimicrobial-resistance-amr/msf-political-action-on-amr/): Media Coverage The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings. Read More Dr Maria Guevara, MSF’s International Medical Secretary, speech at the G20 Health and Finance Ministers' meeting Watch Dr Christos Christou, MSF's International President, gave an intervention in Addressing AMR Challenges Including in Migrant and Refugee Populations. Watch UN Political Declaration on antimicrobial resistance essential step, but concrete action from governments now critical Read More MSF: Recommendations for the UN HLM on AMR Read More
- [Media Coverage](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/antimicrobial-resistance-amr/media-coverage/): Media Coverage Aid sector needs ‘paradigm shift’ to meet AMR threat The New Humanitarian - 24 September 2024 Read More Whats fueling Antimicrobial resistance? - Interview with Anna Farra Al Jazeera Watch Here
- [Medical Topics](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/): Medical Topics Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Click Here
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- [MSF: Recommendations for the UN HLM on AMR](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/antimicrobial-resistance-amr/medecins-sans-frontieres-recommendations-for-the-un-hlm-on-amr/): As an international medical humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides free medical care to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, natural disasters, and those excluded from healthcare in over 70 countries. In these settings, MSF has witnessed the growing impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on patients, providers, and communities. Given its potential to undermine the very foundation of healthcare and inflict human and economic damage on a grand scale. Addressing AMR and averting its most catastrophic outcomes should be a priority across the world. AMR is already a crisis, however, and it is taking the most severe toll in low-resource settings like those where MSF works.
- [Activities Draft](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/msf-in-lebanon-old/activities-draft/): Lebanon Office & Hosted Units Activities Communications Brief text on what comms do Read More HR Brief text on what HR do Read More SSD Brief text on what SSD do Read More MEMU Brief text on what MEMU do Read More
- [Draft Home Page](https://msf-lebanon.org/draft-home-page/): Sudan: a colossal man-made catastrophe; MSF calls for an urgent, rapid scale-up of the humanitarian response After one year of war, the aid provided to millions of people is a drop in the ocean due to political blockages created by the warring parties and lack of action from the United Nations and international humanitarian organisations. Read More Gaza: The Security Council must end its complicity in the ongoing carnage The United Nations Security Council must demand an immediate and sustained ceasefire, to lift the siege and ensure unrestricted aid to the entire Gaza Strip. Read More Mobilization for Gaza in Beirut A part of the protest organized today by MSF in Martyrs' Square in Beirut, as part of an international call launched by the organization to demand an immediate and permanent cessation of gunfire and to show solidarity with our colleagues in Gaza. Read More MSF Intervention amid the War on Gaza Want to know more about MSF response to the intense fighting that has been taking place in Gaza? Read More Sugar Coated Podcast Hosted by PoG founder Cyrine Farhat, the podcast will feature expert input, firsthand accounts, and engaging discussions cantered around the topic of diabetes and access to wholistic healthcare in Lebanon and the region. Read More Lebanon: MSF’s medical activities following the clashes in Ain el Hilweh camp Following the clashes that erupted in the Palestinian refugee camp of Ain el Hilweh few weeks ago, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) stepped in to provide medical and non-medical assistance to the people there. Read More MSF teams see an alarming rise of measles in Yemen Over the past three years there has been a substantial increase in the number of children admitted to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospitals in Yemen for measles. In the first half of 2023, the number of measles patients received in MSF-supported facilities has nearly tripled, at almost 4,000, compared to the whole of 2022. Read More The humanitarian isolation of northwest Syria must be prevented Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors Without Borders (MSF) calls on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to renew the cross-border resolution (UNSCR 2672) for the delivery of humanitarian aid into northwest Syria. Read More Year in Review 2022 War, violence, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, rising inflation and spiralling prices; these are all factors that contributed to an overall increase in people’s needs, to which nearly 63,000 Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) staff responded in 78 countries around the world in 2022. Read More Syrians in Lebanon struggle to access healthcare amid fear of deportations Syrian refugees in Lebanon are finding it increasingly difficult to access vital medical services due to reports of forced deportation and restrictions on their freedom of movement. Read More MSF Intervention: The Fighting in Sudan Want to know more about MSF response to the intense fighting that has been taking place between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum and other parts of Sudan? Cick Here Thank You Dodo Graphic Novel The Lebanese artist Raphaelle Macaron spent a week in our Migrants Workers project in Beirut. Her graphic novel mixes her personal story with the testimony of our patients and staff, highlighting the impact of the Kafala system on health and mental health conditions, through the living and working conditions it creates. Read more Pakistan: Flood emergency is far from over High numbers of patients with malaria and children with malnutrition among flood-affected communities it assists in Sindh and eastern Balochistan provinces, Pakistan. Read More New decree obstructs lifesaving rescue efforts at sea and will cause more deaths A new law decree, signed by the Italian President on 2 January 2023, will reduce rescue capacities at sea and thereby make the central Mediterranean, one of the world’s deadliest migration routes, even more dangerous. Read More We all have a role to play in reducing the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria Find out what role each of these heroes, including yourself, has to play. Read More World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) Every year the Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors without borders (MSF) Lebanon Branch Office launches an awareness campaign to increase knowledge of populations in underserved communities about the harm of misusing antimicrobials, and how antimicrobial-resistant infections are transmitted. Read More COP27: MSF & Climate Crisis The triple threat of climate change, conflict, and health emergencies: A deadly mix for the most vulnerable in fragile settings. Read More Who We Are Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) translates to Doctors without Borders. We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - bound together by our charter. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence and neutrality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation. Read More What We Do Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) brings medical humanitarian assistance to victims of conflict, natural disasters, epidemics and exclusion from healthcare. Our activities are run by operational centers and supported by offices around the world that collect funds, raise visibility and recruit qualified individuals to enrich the organization's workforce. Read More MSF in the Field MSF runs projects in more than 70 countries around the world, responding to the needs of patients and their communities. Read More Lebanon Office & Hosted Units Activities Here we can write something about the units for example: Know more about COmms, HR, MEMU, etc... Read More MSF in Numbers 78 COUNTRIES 68,000 EMPLOYEES 16.2 Million OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 1.2 Million PATIENTS ADMITTED 425,500 MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS 78 COUNTRIES 68,000 EMPLOYEES 16.2 Million OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 1.2 Million PATIENTS ADMITTED 425,500 MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS To know more check out our International Activity Report Read More Work With Us WHETHER YOU ARE A MEDICAL OR NON-MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL , WE NEED YOU Find out more about the jobs available with MSF and what it's like to have a career delivering medical aid where it's needed most. Read More LOCAL VACANCIES Join our teams working in Lebanon and Egypt. Read More OVERSEAS VACANCIES Apply to work abroad in MSF projects located around the world. Read More News & Events May 30, 2024 States supporting Israel’s military operations are complicit in the massacre of civilians Read More May 29, 2024 Gaza: Israel must end its campaign of death and destruction Read More May 14, 2024 Yet another hospital in Gaza forced to close amid the intensified Israeli offensive in Rafah Read More May 9, 2024 Sudan: MSF forced to suspend work at the only functional hospital in Wad Madani Read More May 4, 2024 Celebrating Midwives: The Unsung Heroes of Maternal Health Read More April 30, 2024 Gaza’s silent killings: The destruction of the healthcare system in Rafah Read More April 15, 2024 Sudan: a colossal man-made catastrophe; MSF calls for an urgent, rapid scale-up of the humanitarian response Read More March 21, 2024 Happy Mother’s Day from MSF Lebanon Read More March 21, 2024 Lebanon: Five months into border conflict, displaced people’s needs are on the rise Read More March 6, 2024 Gaza: MSF UK Board member killed during Israeli offensive in Khan Younis Read More View All E-Learning Tembo is the learning space that provides learning and development opportunities for all MSF staff, both in the field and offices. Its main objective is to allow everyone to be better prepared to contribute to MSF operations. Learn With Tembo
- [AMR Sharing Hub](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/antimicrobial-resistance-amr/amr-sharing-hub/): Embark on an emotional journey with Sara as she faces the harsh realities of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). This poignant story reflects the silent struggle that could touch anyone's life.
- [Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/antimicrobial-resistance-amr/): Explore our comprehensive AMR Awareness hub, a curated collection of compelling still images and impactful videos designed to enlighten and engage the general public. Delve into the world of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), gaining insights into its global impact, and the importance of responsible antibiotic use.
- [Sugar Coated Podcast](https://msf-lebanon.org/sugar-coated-podcast/): As part of our ongoing commitment to empowering people living with chronic diseases like diabetes, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is excited to partner with local NGO Positive on Glucose (PoG) to bring another exciting new project to life. 
- [AMR Toolkit](https://msf-lebanon.org/amr-toolkit/): Did you know that 1.27 million deaths are attributable to bacterial AMR in 2019?
- [MSF and PoG Collaboration](https://msf-lebanon.org/msf-and-pog-collaboration/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is collaborating with Positive On Glucose, a local NGO dedicated to supporting people living with diabetes in Lebanon. The collaboration aims to empower patients, enhance local sustainable collaborations, and advocate for improved access to medications for people living with diabetes through various means such as tool assessments, staff trainings, workshops, and advocacy education to help them take the lead on managing their disease with an informed basis.
- [Local Vacancies LB & EG](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/local-vacancies-lb-eg/): Once in the field, all MSF employees must abide by the security protocols and regulations, whereas failure to do so may lead to the termination of their contracts. All security and safety protocols are put in place to ensure that the organization provides effective support to the patients most in need around the world.
- [COP27](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/cop27/): What is MSF doing to reduce its CO2 carbon emissions? What are the biggest challenges? How long will the process take? In this video, Dr. Ahmed ALDIKHARI, Executive Director of MSF's Lebanon Branch Office, answers these questions.
- [Previous Events](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/events/previous-events/): PREVIOUS EVENTS August 24, 2022 Webinar: “Our Health….Our Right” Read More May 5, 2022 MSF Spotlight Series: Climate Crisis:An Existential Emergency Read More
- [Upcoming Events](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/events/upcoming-events/): UPCOMING EVENTS September 9, 2022 Movie Screening Event: Egoiste / Selfish Read More
- [Meet MSF International Staff](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/life-in-the-field/meet-msf-international-staff/): MEET MSF INTERNATIONAL STAFF IT & Telecommunication Manager Play Finance Coordinator Play Field Communications Coordinator Play
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- [Afghanistan](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/afghanistan/): AFGHANISTAN We work in one hospital in Helmand province in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health. We also run a maternity hospital in rural Khost province, a drug-resistant tuberculosis programme in Kandahar, and a trauma centre in Kunduz. We treat malnourished children, who have been displaced, in Herat province, where we also run a COVID-19 treatment centre. Major attacks on MSF hospitals have occurred in recent years; in October 2015, US airstrikes destroyed our trauma centre in Kunduz, killing 42 people. An armed group attacked our maternity wing at Dasht-e-Barchi hospital in Kabul in May 2020, with 16 mothers and an MSF midwife among those killed. In the wake of the attack, we made the difficult decision to withdraw from the hospital in Kabul, leaving women in the area without critically-needed emergency obstetric care. READ MORE ON OUR RESPONSE IN AFGHANISTAN
- [Sudan](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/sudan/): SUDAN Want to know more about MSF response to the fighting in Sudan? Read More At a project in Sortoni, we provide treatment via outpatient and inpatient consultations. The project also provides nutritional services and vaccinations. At Dar Zaghawa, four of our health centres offer medical care, with a particular focus on mothers and children. We also treat visceral leishmaniasis (also known as kala azar) in Al-Gedaref State, eastern Sudan. This parasitic disease, which is transmitted by sandflies, has a 95 per cent mortality rate if it is not treated. READ MORE ON OUR RESPONSE IN SUDAN
- [Syria](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/syria-2/): SYRIA Want to know more about MSF response to the earthquakes in Northwest Syria? Read More Syria remains the country with the biggest number of internally displaced people (IDPs) in the world (6.7 million as of March 2021), most of whom have been displaced repeatedly and who live in precarious conditions. The continued conflict has devastated the health system. In northern Syria, many health facilities have been damaged or destroyed by the fighting, and others have often had to reduce services significantly. We operate in Syria where we can, but ongoing insecurity and access constraints severely limit our ability to provide humanitarian assistance that matches the needs. Our repeated requests for permission to operate in areas controlled by the Syrian Government have not been granted. We therefore only work where access could be negotiated, such as northwest and northeast Syria, which are under the control of other actors. There, we run and support hospitals and health centres, and provide healthcare through mobile clinics as well as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in displacement camps. READ MORE ON OUR RESPONSE IN SYRIA
- [Palestine](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/palestine/): PALESTINE In Gaza, the local healthcare system is overstretched, underfunded and deeply impacted by over a decade of blockade. We have been providing surgical and post-surgical assistance to victims of burns and trauma in Gaza for almost 15 years. In 2018, we began offering reconstructive and orthopaedic surgery, dressing changes, physiotherapy, health education and psychosocial support to thousands of Gazans injured in the Great March of Return protests. Many have complex and severe wounds that require repeated surgical interventions, treatment for infections and intense levels of follow-up and rehabilitation. In the West Bank, occupation, violence, unemployment and poverty continue to have a profound impact on the mental health of Palestinians. Our teams offer psychological support in Hebron, Nablus, Qalqilya and Tubas. In late 2020, we also began to run mobile clinics to provide healthcare in remote communities in Hebron district. READ MORE ON OUR RESPONSE IN PALESTINE
- [Backup Items](https://msf-lebanon.org/backup-items/): Lessons Learned From My Experience: The Humanitarian Aspect of Medicine and Personal Resilience
- [Lebanon Office Activities BackUp](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/lebanon-office-activities-backup/): LEBANON OFFICE ACTIVITIES MSF at Universities MSF Lebanon office organizes interactive online sessions, with the title “Can Humanitarian and Career Come Together?” with university students in Lebanon and Egypt. Read More MSF Speakink MSF Lebanon collaborates with talented artists from around the globe to raise awareness about several MSF medical messages and its humanitarian work. Read More Mish Impossible Mish Impossible is a campaign launched by MSF Lebanon Branch Office to inform the public opinion in both Egypt and Lebanon on the objectives and work nature of MSF, and to urge those interested in humanitarian field work around the globe to join MSF teams. Read More
- [Greece](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/greece/): Our teams in Lesbos and Samos have reported overwhelming numbers of people suffering from serious mental health conditions while being contained on the islands. We have made repeated calls on the European Union to completely change its approach to migration, which is causing avoidable harm to the health and wellbeing of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants.
- [Ukraine](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/ukraine/): UKRAINE We are stepping up our response, providing medical care to people who have been caught up in, or have been forced to flee, the fighting. Our teams are donating emergency supplies to hospitals and providing vital training to their staff. There is full-scale warfare in many areas, making movements difficult, dangerous or simply impossible.
We are scaling up our medical and humanitarian response in various parts of the country, based on where our assistance is needed and will have a significant impact. READ MORE ON OUR RESPONSE IN UKRAINE
- [Egypt](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/egypt/): The number of migrants arriving in Egypt has risen sharply in recent years due to conflict and instabilities in Syria, Iraq, Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia, Libya and several other countries.
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- [Worldwide](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/): WORLDWIDE Ukraine As the war in Ukraine escalates, our teams are responding to a deepening humanitarian crisis. Read More Greece Migrants and refugees from countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and DRC continue to arrive in Greece in search of safety. Read More Afghanistan People struggle to access medical care in Afghanistan, where – even as the government has collapsed and uncertainty has set in – we remain to address people’s needs. Read More Sudan Fighting has displaced tens of thousands of people in Sudan, where we respond by providing medical care for malnutrition, diarrhoeal diseases and malaria. Read More
- [Middle East and North Africa​](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/): MENA Lebanon The country which hosts over 850,000 registered Syrian refugees – has continued to crumble in recent years due to social and political unrest, economic collapse, and the Beirut blast. Read More Egypt Egypt is a key transit and destination country for African and Middle Eastern refugees and migrants, many of whom have been subjected to violence or persecution in their countries. Read More Syria War has raged in Syria for the best part of a decade, killing hundreds of thousands of people, displacing millions more, and creating extreme levels of destruction and suffering. Read More Palestine We provide medical and psychological assistance to people affected by the ongoing conflict in Palestine. Our teams are currently responding to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in the country. Read More
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- [News & Stories](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/news-stories/): NEWS March 7, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 10, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 10, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 11, 2025 Israeli authorities must stop collective punishment of Palestinians and use of aid as a tool of war Read More March 14, 2025 MSF briefs UN Security Council on Sudan: A catastrophic “war on people” Read More March 14, 2025 Lives On the Line: Drought and funding gaps deepen Somalia’s malnutrition crisis Read More March 19, 2025 Yemen’s: Over 35,000 malnourished children treated in MSF-supported facilities from 2022 to 2024 Read More March 19, 2025 Claire Magon: We call for an immediate return to the ceasefire and an end to the siege on Gaza Read More March 24, 2025 MSF warns of Mass displacements in northern West Bank take a dramatic toll on Palestinians Read More March 25, 2025 MSF condemns Israeli strike on Nasser hospital in Gaza, calls for protection of health facilities Read More March 25, 2025 New wave of violence in Ituri puts civilians at further risk Read More March 26, 2025 Miscarriage or Delivery complications: Pregnant Women’s Fate in Darfur Read More March 26, 2025 Gaza: Amongst the rubble of a shattered ceasefire water becomes another weapon of war Read More March 4, 2025 From Nicaragua to Lebanon: finding strength amidst war Read More March 26, 2025 Read More March 3, 2025 Crossing the border: Palestinians’ journeys of war and survival Read More February 25, 2025 Ukraine: People bear the burden of 3 years of war Read More February 24, 2025 Sudan: MSF halts activities as violence engulfed Zamzam camp Read More February 18, 2025 Libya: Migrants face violence and exclusion from healthcare Read More February 10, 2025 MSF mobile clinics brings care to Syria’s neglected region of east Ghouta Read More February 6, 2025 “Inflicting harm and denying care” in the West Bank Read More January 30, 2025 MSF Boosts Emergency Operations in Southern Lebanon amid Recovery Phase and Ongoing Attacks Read More January 20, 2025 North Gaza’s destruction is a “sight that cannot be described” Read More January 18, 2025 Relief after temporary ceasefire: Immense scale-up of life-saving aid must flow into Gaza now Read More January 14, 2025 Humanitarian needs in Lebanon: the post ceasefire landscape Read More January 10, 2025 MSF Suspends Activities at Key Khartoum Hospital Read More January 8, 2025 Healthcare under occupation: Hebron’s H2 residents are suffocating Read More January 2, 2025 Babies in Gaza at Risk of Disease and Death as Winter Approaches Read More December 19, 2024 Gaza death trap: MSF report exposes Israel’s campaign of total destruction Read More December 13, 2024 MSF ends operation of Geo Barents with commitment to return to Central Mediterranean Sea Read More December 12, 2024 Three things to know about what’s happening in Syria Read More December 11, 2024 Haiti: MSF partially resumes medical activities in Port-au-Prince Read More November 29, 2024 Obstacles to essential supplies deepens Gaza’s catastrophic humanitarian and medical situation Read More November 26, 2024 “Love of my life, who could have imagined what the world had in store for us?” Read More December 3, 2024 Three questions about the “apocalyptic” situation in Gaza Read More November 21, 2024 Living conditions in Gaza are putting the lives of Palestinian children and newborns at serious risk Read More November 20, 2024 ‘Dealing with Antibiotic Resistance Every Day,’ MSF Raises Awareness About AMR in Afghanistan Read More November 20, 2024 Sudan: 16% of war-wounded patients at south Khartoum hospital children Read More November 11, 2024 The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings Read More November 6, 2024 Lebanon: Surviving war with community-led care Read More November 2, 2024 “We are the people of Baalbek, we honour our guests, with whatever means available.” Read More November 1, 2024 Treating Open Wounds in Tulkarem, West Bank Read More October 28, 2024 “Whatever we lose, we will come back” Read More October 22, 2024 Beyond Survival: Helping Children and Adults Cope with the Traumas of War in Lebanon Read More October 18, 2024 A little safety and a lot of anxiety: testimonies of the displaced from Beirut’s southern suburbs Read More October 10, 2024 MSF urges for protection of civilians and medical staff amid Israeli bombardment in Lebanon Read More October 9, 2024 Israeli forces pushing people from north Gaza to the south will only worsen the humanitarian catastrophe Read More October 6, 2024 Israel’s all-out war on Gaza must end and its allies must stop enabling it Read More October 4, 2024 Lebanon: Israel’s bombardment causes unprecedented mass displacement of people, urgent humanitarian needs Read More October 1, 2024 Stories of the displaced in Lebanon Read More September 27, 2024 MSF is stepping up its response to the Israeli bombing in Lebanon Read More September 25, 2024 UN Political Declaration on antimicrobial resistance essential step, but concrete action from governments now critical Read More September 13, 2024 Catastrophic situation in Zamzam camp, Sudan: “we’re running out of time” Read More September 13, 2024 Trapped and forgotten: where can Rohingya people seek safety? Read More September 8, 2024 Eastern DRC: Mpox is just another challenge amid a torrent of vital problems Read More September 3, 2024 In transit for survival: MSF ambulances and Ukraine’s war-wounded Read More August 30, 2024 Gaza – Al Aqsa hospital under threat: MSF opens a field hospital in Deir Al Balah Read More August 27, 2024 Sudan: 500 Days of War and a Failing Humanitarian Response as Medical Needs Soar Read More August 20, 2024 International Activity Report 2023 Read More August 20, 2024 Five questions about the mpox outbreak in DRC Read More August 17, 2024 Nigeria: Overwhelming surge of malnutrition cases in Bauchi Read More August 14, 2024 SUDAN: Last hospital in El Fasher risks closure during intensive bombardment of the city Read More August 14, 2024 Bangladesh: MSF sees severe spike in arrivals of war-wounded Rohingya from Myanmar Read More August 9, 2024 Being a Child in a Refugee Camp: “We Too Have Dreams and Talents” Read More August 6, 2024 Occupied lives: The Risk of Forcible Transfer of Palestinians in Hebron Read More July 30, 2024 Nasser hospital must be protected as south Gaza hospitals receive waves of deadly influxes Read More July 25, 2024 South Lebanon: Thousands displaced and urgent healthcare needs Read More July 24, 2024 Al Nasser hospital, sole option for maternity and pediatric care in south of Gaza Read More July 22, 2024 ‘A war on people’ – MSF report reveals catastrophic toll of violence in Sudan Read More July 12, 2024 MSF suspends delivery of care in Khartoum’s Turkish hospital Read More July 10, 2024 No end in sight: The repeated trauma of displacement for people in Gaza Read More July 5, 2024 South Gaza’s last comprehensive hospital at breaking point Read More July 2, 2024 Trapped in Fear: Syrian Refugees Face Unbearable Choices in Lebanon Read More May 30, 2024 States supporting Israel’s military operations are complicit in the massacre of civilians Read More May 29, 2024 Gaza: Israel must end its campaign of death and destruction Read More May 14, 2024 Yet another hospital in Gaza forced to close amid the intensified Israeli offensive in Rafah Read More May 9, 2024 Sudan: MSF forced to suspend work at the only functional hospital in Wad Madani Read More May 4, 2024 Celebrating Midwives: The Unsung Heroes of Maternal Health Read More April 30, 2024 Gaza’s silent killings: The destruction of the healthcare system in Rafah Read More April 15, 2024 Sudan: a colossal man-made catastrophe; MSF calls for an urgent, rapid scale-up of the humanitarian response Read More March 21, 2024 Happy Mother’s Day from MSF Lebanon Read More March 21, 2024 Lebanon: Five months into border conflict, displaced people’s needs are on the rise Read More March 6, 2024 Gaza: MSF UK Board member killed during Israeli offensive in Khan Younis Read More February 22, 2024 MSF strongly condemns Israeli attack on Al-Mawasi shelter, killing two family members of an MSF colleague and injuring six Read More February 21, 2024 Gaza: MSF calls for the protection and safe evacuation of patients from Nasser hospital Read More February 20, 2024 Lebanon: MSF helps to bridge gaps in struggling healthcare system in Tripoli Read More February 7, 2024 Syria: One year after earthquake, mental scars are still raw Read More January 31, 2024 Gaza: Staff at Al-Shifa are struggling to care for patients because the needs are huge Read More January 10, 2024 Gaza: MSF condemns strike on shelter that killed staff member’s five-year-old daughter Read More January 8, 2024 Lebanon: MSF provides healthcare to people displaced by military escalation along southern border Read More January 2, 2024 MSF concludes activities at Rafik Hariri University Hospital Birth Center Read More December 31, 2023 Let me die with my family: the story of a Gazan refugee in the West Bank Read More December 19, 2023 Inside Gaza: “Staying alive is only a matter of luck” Read More December 18, 2023 11 years of war through a Syrian MSF Hospital Read More December 16, 2023 The camp football team used to have 20 players – today only seven are still alive Read More December 10, 2023 Gaza: The Security Council must end its complicity in the ongoing carnage Read More December 4, 2023 Mobilization for Gaza Read More December 4, 2023 A message from the International President of MSF to the members of the League of Arab States and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Read More November 23, 2023 Lebanon: Five things you need to know Read More November 23, 2023 At COP28, more failure is not an option for vulnerable communities Read More November 21, 2023 MSF doctors killed in strike on Al Awda hospital in Northern Gaza Read More November 18, 2023 Gaza: MSF condemns deliberate attack on a convoy transporting staff, resulting in one death and one injury Read More November 17, 2023 Gaza: Trapped by days of unrelenting fighting, thousands of civilians are at risk of dying, including over a hundred MSF staff and their families Read More November 14, 2023 Diabetes Care: Insulin Pens and Stories of Resilience Read More November 11, 2023 Patients and medical staff in Gaza trapped in hospitals under fire – Attacks must stop now Read More November 9, 2023 Israeli forces and settlers ramp up violence against Palestinians in West Bank Read More November 7, 2023 Syria: As winter approaches, people in camps report burning shoes for warmth. Read More November 7, 2023 Thousands of Gazans working in Israel had their permits cancelled after 7 October 2023.   Read More November 1, 2023 MSF international staff leave Gaza among other humanitarian workers, and injured Palestinians to Rafah Read More October 29, 2023 Immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to stop the bloodshed Read More October 14, 2023 Gaza: As the ultimatum given to the population expires, MSF calls on the Israeli authorities to show humanity Read More October 12, 2023 MSF: indiscriminate violence and the collective punishment of Gaza must cease Read More October 12, 2023 Northwest Syria: The military escalations worsen the already-dire humanitarian situation. Read More October 12, 2023 “Catastrophic failure of humanity”: MSF denounces 6 months of shameful neglect in Sudan Read More October 11, 2023 First-person account by Léo Cans, MSF head of mission for Palestine (based in Jerusalem) Read More October 10, 2023 “The situation is horrific” this is how Matthias Kannes, MSF Head of Mission in Gaza described the situation Read More October 9, 2023 MSF performs surgeries, donates supplies in Gaza amid overcrowded facilities Read More October 4, 2023 Morocco: Three weeks after the earthquake, MSF focuses on mental health response Read More September 9, 2023 MSF teams arrived to Morocco and are currently assessing the needs Read More August 23, 2023 Lebanon: MSF’s medical activities following the clashes in Ain el Hilweh camp Read More August 17, 2023 MSF teams see an alarming rise of measles in Yemen Read More August 9, 2023 Khartoum: Lack of essential visas for MSF staff threatens life-saving care in hospital Read More August 3, 2023 MSF and Positive On Glucose Collaborate to Empower Patients and Foster Sustainable and Holistic Healthcare Initiatives in Lebanon  Read More July 6, 2023 The humanitarian isolation of northwest Syria must be prevented Read More July 4, 2023 Medical staff must reach Jenin during the largest Israeli raids in the West Bank since 2002 Read More June 13, 2023 Year in Review 2022 Read More June 2, 2023 Updates on MSF hospital in Bar Elias Read More May 26, 2023 Sudan: Humanitarian operations in many parts of the country may grind to a halt Read More May 24, 2023 MSF facilities looted, medical activities impeded by violence in Sudan Read More May 16, 2023 Syrians in Lebanon struggle to access healthcare amid fear of deportations Read More May 10, 2023 Migrant workers in Lebanon: healthcare under the Kafala system Read More May 4, 2023 Severe medical needs persist amidst conflict in Sudan Read More April 28, 2023 MSF-supported hospital looted in West Darfur amidst conflict Read More April 27, 2023 MSF responds to medical needs, prepares to scale up activities in Sudan Read More April 21, 2023 Stuck in a Khartoum bunker while there’s shooting outside Read More April 21, 2023 Hospital patients and staff facing difficult conditions amid Sudan conflict Read More April 18, 2023 MSF supports 136 wounded in North Darfur Read More April 18, 2023 MSF in Damascus to deliver additional relief aid Read More April 7, 2023 Access to Health Care is not a Luxury Read More March 31, 2023 Pharmaceutical company ViiV must provide transparency on HIV prevention drug Read More March 30, 2023 Inadequate Water and Sanitation Services in northern east Lebanon Read More March 20, 2023 Ten years of atrocities and violence in Central African Republic Read More March 10, 2023 Yemen: Abs hospital overwhelmed as medical needs surge Read More March 6, 2023 Bangladesh: Cuts to refugees’ food rations will have serious health impact, warns MSF Read More February 28, 2023 Italy: MSF providing support to survivors of the Crotone shipwreck Read More February 28, 2023 Repeated violence and movement restrictions affect MSF staff and patients in Nablus, Palestine Read More February 28, 2023 Haiti: MSF activities under threat after series of security incidents in Port-au-Prince Read More February 26, 2023 MSF expands relief efforts and sets up mobile clinics in quake-hit northwest Syria Read More February 21, 2023 MSF sends supplies to Tartus, offers increased support to all earthquake-affected areas in Syria Read More February 21, 2023 MSF aid convoy in relief of earthquake victims enters northwest Syria Read More February 9, 2023 Four things to know about the earthquake response in Türkiye and Syria Read More February 6, 2023 Overwhelming needs as earthquakes hit south Turkey and northwest Syria Read More February 1, 2023 Yemen: Giving birth in the face of persistent obstacles in Taiz Read More January 20, 2023 MSF denounces Israeli plan to forcibly displace Palestinian residents from Masafer Yatta Read More January 10, 2023 All MSF staff acquitted in military tribunal in Cameroon Read More January 11, 2023 Suffering and displacement in northwestern Syria Read More January 9, 2023 Pakistan: Flood emergency is far from over Read More January 5, 2023 New decree obstructs lifesaving rescue efforts at sea and will cause more deaths Read More December 25, 2022 How Lebanon’s financial troubles have delivered a surge in demand for midwives Read More December 20, 2022 MSF supports Haitian health authorities in cholera vaccination Read More December 3, 2022 Lebanon’s ailing health system grapples with cholera outbreak near Syrian border Read More November 23, 2022 Iraq: Bridging the gaps to curb the spread of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic fever Read More November 18, 2022 LEBANON: Lack of safe water and sanitation threatens the ability to contain the spread of cholera Read More November 15, 2022 LEBANON: MSF Starts Cholera Vaccination amid Threat of a Full-blown Spread of the Disease Read More November 14, 2022 World Diabetes Day 2022: Unlocking (DTx) – The Diabetic Patient Support App Read More November 7, 2022 COP27: Joint Statement with ICRC Read More November 1, 2022 MSF Lebanon hospital adapted to care for cholera patients Read More October 28, 2022 Three people found handcuffed, four injured on the Aegean island of Lesvos Read More October 28, 2022 Infection Prevention and Control procedures in low-resource contexts Read More September 21, 2022 Why are so many people still dying and suffering from snakebite? Read More September 14, 2022 Pakistan underwater: Responding to the emergency on the front line Read More September 5, 2022 MSF International Financial Report: Funding and Spending Rules Read More August 31, 2022 Discriminatory and cruel migration practices compounding people’s suffering in Lithuania Read More August 29, 2022 MSF to provide medical care for stranded asylum-seekers in the Netherlands Read More August 31, 2022 Five Years Since Rohingya Killings, One Million People Remain in Dire Conditions Read More August 25, 2022 Five Years Since Rohingya Killings, One Million People Remain in Dire Conditions Read More August 22, 2022 Gaza: Caught in a Cycle of Destruction Read More August 17, 2022 “Returning to Haiti means death” Read More August 12, 2022 The people of Gaza: An Ongoing Suffer Read More August 10, 2022 What is Hepatitis C? 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Read More June 29, 2022 A Hospital on Rails A glimpse of my journey on board MSF’s medical train Read More June 24, 2022 MSF medical train journey from Kharkiv to Lviv Read More May 16, 2022 After seven rescues from the central Mediterranean, 470 people need a place of safety Read More June 14, 2022 Intersecting crises: Climate change and access to medicines Read More April 25, 2022 MALARIA: “HOPE IS VITAL, IT’S WHAT KEEPS YOU GOING” Read More April 1, 2021 “Nothing will stand in my way”: Pharmacist, student and pregnant in a pandemic Read More May 30, 2021 “I will carry the memories I made in the Congo for life” Read More March 7, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 10, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 10, 2025 Through her art: Tales of displaced women  Read More March 11, 2025 Israeli authorities must stop collective punishment of Palestinians and use of aid as a tool of war Read More March 14, 2025 MSF briefs UN Security Council on Sudan: A catastrophic “war on people” Read More March 14, 2025 Lives On the Line: Drought and funding gaps deepen Somalia’s malnutrition crisis Read More March 19, 2025 Yemen’s: Over 35,000 malnourished children treated in MSF-supported facilities from 2022 to 2024 Read More March 19, 2025 Claire Magon: We call for an immediate return to the ceasefire and an end to the siege on Gaza Read More March 24, 2025 MSF warns of Mass displacements in northern West Bank take a dramatic toll on Palestinians Read More March 25, 2025 MSF condemns Israeli strike on Nasser hospital in Gaza, calls for protection of health facilities Read More March 25, 2025 New wave of violence in Ituri puts civilians at further risk Read More March 26, 2025 Miscarriage or Delivery complications: Pregnant Women’s Fate in Darfur Read More March 26, 2025 Gaza: Amongst the rubble of a shattered ceasefire water becomes another weapon of war Read More March 4, 2025 From Nicaragua to Lebanon: finding strength amidst war Read More March 26, 2025 Read More March 3, 2025 Crossing the border: Palestinians’ journeys of war and survival Read More February 25, 2025 Ukraine: People bear the burden of 3 years of war Read More February 24, 2025 Sudan: MSF halts activities as violence engulfed Zamzam camp Read More February 18, 2025 Libya: Migrants face violence and exclusion from healthcare Read More February 10, 2025 MSF mobile clinics brings care to Syria’s neglected region of east Ghouta Read More February 6, 2025 “Inflicting harm and denying care” in the West Bank Read More January 30, 2025 MSF Boosts Emergency Operations in Southern Lebanon amid Recovery Phase and Ongoing Attacks Read More January 20, 2025 North Gaza’s destruction is a “sight that cannot be described” Read More January 18, 2025 Relief after temporary ceasefire: Immense scale-up of life-saving aid must flow into Gaza now Read More January 14, 2025 Humanitarian needs in Lebanon: the post ceasefire landscape Read More January 10, 2025 MSF Suspends Activities at Key Khartoum Hospital Read More January 8, 2025 Healthcare under occupation: Hebron’s H2 residents are suffocating Read More January 2, 2025 Babies in Gaza at Risk of Disease and Death as Winter Approaches Read More December 19, 2024 Gaza death trap: MSF report exposes Israel’s campaign of total destruction Read More December 13, 2024 MSF ends operation of Geo Barents with commitment to return to Central Mediterranean Sea Read More December 12, 2024 Three things to know about what’s happening in Syria Read More December 11, 2024 Haiti: MSF partially resumes medical activities in Port-au-Prince Read More November 29, 2024 Obstacles to essential supplies deepens Gaza’s catastrophic humanitarian and medical situation Read More November 26, 2024 “Love of my life, who could have imagined what the world had in store for us?” Read More December 3, 2024 Three questions about the “apocalyptic” situation in Gaza Read More November 21, 2024 Living conditions in Gaza are putting the lives of Palestinian children and newborns at serious risk Read More November 20, 2024 ‘Dealing with Antibiotic Resistance Every Day,’ MSF Raises Awareness About AMR in Afghanistan Read More November 20, 2024 Sudan: 16% of war-wounded patients at south Khartoum hospital children Read More November 11, 2024 The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings Read More November 6, 2024 Lebanon: Surviving war with community-led care Read More November 2, 2024 “We are the people of Baalbek, we honour our guests, with whatever means available.” Read More November 1, 2024 Treating Open Wounds in Tulkarem, West Bank Read More October 28, 2024 “Whatever we lose, we will come back” Read More October 22, 2024 Beyond Survival: Helping Children and Adults Cope with the Traumas of War in Lebanon Read More October 18, 2024 A little safety and a lot of anxiety: testimonies of the displaced from Beirut’s southern suburbs Read More October 10, 2024 MSF urges for protection of civilians and medical staff amid Israeli bombardment in Lebanon Read More October 9, 2024 Israeli forces pushing people from north Gaza to the south will only worsen the humanitarian catastrophe Read More October 6, 2024 Israel’s all-out war on Gaza must end and its allies must stop enabling it Read More October 4, 2024 Lebanon: Israel’s bombardment causes unprecedented mass displacement of people, urgent humanitarian needs Read More October 1, 2024 Stories of the displaced in Lebanon Read More September 27, 2024 MSF is stepping up its response to the Israeli bombing in Lebanon Read More September 25, 2024 UN Political Declaration on antimicrobial resistance essential step, but concrete action from governments now critical Read More September 13, 2024 Catastrophic situation in Zamzam camp, Sudan: “we’re running out of time” Read More September 13, 2024 Trapped and forgotten: where can Rohingya people seek safety? Read More September 8, 2024 Eastern DRC: Mpox is just another challenge amid a torrent of vital problems Read More September 3, 2024 In transit for survival: MSF ambulances and Ukraine’s war-wounded Read More August 30, 2024 Gaza – Al Aqsa hospital under threat: MSF opens a field hospital in Deir Al Balah Read More August 27, 2024 Sudan: 500 Days of War and a Failing Humanitarian Response as Medical Needs Soar Read More August 20, 2024 International Activity Report 2023 Read More August 20, 2024 Five questions about the mpox outbreak in DRC Read More August 17, 2024 Nigeria: Overwhelming surge of malnutrition cases in Bauchi Read More August 14, 2024 SUDAN: Last hospital in El Fasher risks closure during intensive bombardment of the city Read More August 14, 2024 Bangladesh: MSF sees severe spike in arrivals of war-wounded Rohingya from Myanmar Read More August 9, 2024 Being a Child in a Refugee Camp: “We Too Have Dreams and Talents” Read More August 6, 2024 Occupied lives: The Risk of Forcible Transfer of Palestinians in Hebron Read More July 30, 2024 Nasser hospital must be protected as south Gaza hospitals receive waves of deadly influxes Read More July 25, 2024 South Lebanon: Thousands displaced and urgent healthcare needs Read More July 24, 2024 Al Nasser hospital, sole option for maternity and pediatric care in south of Gaza Read More July 22, 2024 ‘A war on people’ – MSF report reveals catastrophic toll of violence in Sudan Read More July 12, 2024 MSF suspends delivery of care in Khartoum’s Turkish hospital Read More July 10, 2024 No end in sight: The repeated trauma of displacement for people in Gaza Read More July 5, 2024 South Gaza’s last comprehensive hospital at breaking point Read More July 2, 2024 Trapped in Fear: Syrian Refugees Face Unbearable Choices in Lebanon Read More May 30, 2024 States supporting Israel’s military operations are complicit in the massacre of civilians Read More May 29, 2024 Gaza: Israel must end its campaign of death and destruction Read More May 14, 2024 Yet another hospital in Gaza forced to close amid the intensified Israeli offensive in Rafah Read More May 9, 2024 Sudan: MSF forced to suspend work at the only functional hospital in Wad Madani Read More May 4, 2024 Celebrating Midwives: The Unsung Heroes of Maternal Health Read More April 30, 2024 Gaza’s silent killings: The destruction of the healthcare system in Rafah Read More April 15, 2024 Sudan: a colossal man-made catastrophe; MSF calls for an urgent, rapid scale-up of the humanitarian response Read More March 21, 2024 Happy Mother’s Day from MSF Lebanon Read More March 21, 2024 Lebanon: Five months into border conflict, displaced people’s needs are on the rise Read More March 6, 2024 Gaza: MSF UK Board member killed during Israeli offensive in Khan Younis Read More February 22, 2024 MSF strongly condemns Israeli attack on Al-Mawasi shelter, killing two family members of an MSF colleague and injuring six Read More February 21, 2024 Gaza: MSF calls for the protection and safe evacuation of patients from Nasser hospital Read More February 20, 2024 Lebanon: MSF helps to bridge gaps in struggling healthcare system in Tripoli Read More February 7, 2024 Syria: One year after earthquake, mental scars are still raw Read More January 31, 2024 Gaza: Staff at Al-Shifa are struggling to care for patients because the needs are huge Read More January 10, 2024 Gaza: MSF condemns strike on shelter that killed staff member’s five-year-old daughter Read More January 8, 2024 Lebanon: MSF provides healthcare to people displaced by military escalation along southern border Read More January 2, 2024 MSF concludes activities at Rafik Hariri University Hospital Birth Center Read More December 31, 2023 Let me die with my family: the story of a Gazan refugee in the West Bank Read More December 19, 2023 Inside Gaza: “Staying alive is only a matter of luck” Read More December 18, 2023 11 years of war through a Syrian MSF Hospital Read More December 16, 2023 The camp football team used to have 20 players – today only seven are still alive Read More December 10, 2023 Gaza: The Security Council must end its complicity in the ongoing carnage Read More December 4, 2023 Mobilization for Gaza Read More December 4, 2023 A message from the International President of MSF to the members of the League of Arab States and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Read More November 23, 2023 Lebanon: Five things you need to know Read More November 23, 2023 At COP28, more failure is not an option for vulnerable communities Read More November 21, 2023 MSF doctors killed in strike on Al Awda hospital in Northern Gaza Read More November 18, 2023 Gaza: MSF condemns deliberate attack on a convoy transporting staff, resulting in one death and one injury Read More November 17, 2023 Gaza: Trapped by days of unrelenting fighting, thousands of civilians are at risk of dying, including over a hundred MSF staff and their families Read More November 14, 2023 Diabetes Care: Insulin Pens and Stories of Resilience Read More November 11, 2023 Patients and medical staff in Gaza trapped in hospitals under fire – Attacks must stop now Read More November 9, 2023 Israeli forces and settlers ramp up violence against Palestinians in West Bank Read More November 7, 2023 Syria: As winter approaches, people in camps report burning shoes for warmth. Read More November 7, 2023 Thousands of Gazans working in Israel had their permits cancelled after 7 October 2023.   Read More November 1, 2023 MSF international staff leave Gaza among other humanitarian workers, and injured Palestinians to Rafah Read More October 29, 2023 Immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to stop the bloodshed Read More October 14, 2023 Gaza: As the ultimatum given to the population expires, MSF calls on the Israeli authorities to show humanity Read More October 12, 2023 MSF: indiscriminate violence and the collective punishment of Gaza must cease Read More October 12, 2023 Northwest Syria: The military escalations worsen the already-dire humanitarian situation. Read More October 12, 2023 “Catastrophic failure of humanity”: MSF denounces 6 months of shameful neglect in Sudan Read More October 11, 2023 First-person account by Léo Cans, MSF head of mission for Palestine (based in Jerusalem) Read More October 10, 2023 “The situation is horrific” this is how Matthias Kannes, MSF Head of Mission in Gaza described the situation Read More October 9, 2023 MSF performs surgeries, donates supplies in Gaza amid overcrowded facilities Read More October 4, 2023 Morocco: Three weeks after the earthquake, MSF focuses on mental health response Read More September 9, 2023 MSF teams arrived to Morocco and are currently assessing the needs Read More August 23, 2023 Lebanon: MSF’s medical activities following the clashes in Ain el Hilweh camp Read More August 17, 2023 MSF teams see an alarming rise of measles in Yemen Read More August 9, 2023 Khartoum: Lack of essential visas for MSF staff threatens life-saving care in hospital Read More August 3, 2023 MSF and Positive On Glucose Collaborate to Empower Patients and Foster Sustainable and Holistic Healthcare Initiatives in Lebanon  Read More July 6, 2023 The humanitarian isolation of northwest Syria must be prevented Read More July 4, 2023 Medical staff must reach Jenin during the largest Israeli raids in the West Bank since 2002 Read More June 13, 2023 Year in Review 2022 Read More June 2, 2023 Updates on MSF hospital in Bar Elias Read More May 26, 2023 Sudan: Humanitarian operations in many parts of the country may grind to a halt Read More May 24, 2023 MSF facilities looted, medical activities impeded by violence in Sudan Read More May 16, 2023 Syrians in Lebanon struggle to access healthcare amid fear of deportations Read More May 10, 2023 Migrant workers in Lebanon: healthcare under the Kafala system Read More May 4, 2023 Severe medical needs persist amidst conflict in Sudan Read More April 28, 2023 MSF-supported hospital looted in West Darfur amidst conflict Read More April 27, 2023 MSF responds to medical needs, prepares to scale up activities in Sudan Read More April 21, 2023 Stuck in a Khartoum bunker while there’s shooting outside Read More April 21, 2023 Hospital patients and staff facing difficult conditions amid Sudan conflict Read More April 18, 2023 MSF supports 136 wounded in North Darfur Read More April 18, 2023 MSF in Damascus to deliver additional relief aid Read More April 7, 2023 Access to Health Care is not a Luxury Read More March 31, 2023 Pharmaceutical company ViiV must provide transparency on HIV prevention drug Read More March 30, 2023 Inadequate Water and Sanitation Services in northern east Lebanon Read More March 20, 2023 Ten years of atrocities and violence in Central African Republic Read More March 10, 2023 Yemen: Abs hospital overwhelmed as medical needs surge Read More March 6, 2023 Bangladesh: Cuts to refugees’ food rations will have serious health impact, warns MSF Read More February 28, 2023 Italy: MSF providing support to survivors of the Crotone shipwreck Read More February 28, 2023 Repeated violence and movement restrictions affect MSF staff and patients in Nablus, Palestine Read More February 28, 2023 Haiti: MSF activities under threat after series of security incidents in Port-au-Prince Read More February 26, 2023 MSF expands relief efforts and sets up mobile clinics in quake-hit northwest Syria Read More February 21, 2023 MSF sends supplies to Tartus, offers increased support to all earthquake-affected areas in Syria Read More February 21, 2023 MSF aid convoy in relief of earthquake victims enters northwest Syria Read More February 9, 2023 Four things to know about the earthquake response in Türkiye and Syria Read More February 6, 2023 Overwhelming needs as earthquakes hit south Turkey and northwest Syria Read More February 1, 2023 Yemen: Giving birth in the face of persistent obstacles in Taiz Read More January 20, 2023 MSF denounces Israeli plan to forcibly displace Palestinian residents from Masafer Yatta Read More January 10, 2023 All MSF staff acquitted in military tribunal in Cameroon Read More January 11, 2023 Suffering and displacement in northwestern Syria Read More January 9, 2023 Pakistan: Flood emergency is far from over Read More January 5, 2023 New decree obstructs lifesaving rescue efforts at sea and will cause more deaths Read More December 25, 2022 How Lebanon’s financial troubles have delivered a surge in demand for midwives Read More December 20, 2022 MSF supports Haitian health authorities in cholera vaccination Read More December 3, 2022 Lebanon’s ailing health system grapples with cholera outbreak near Syrian border Read More November 23, 2022 Iraq: Bridging the gaps to curb the spread of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic fever Read More November 18, 2022 LEBANON: Lack of safe water and sanitation threatens the ability to contain the spread of cholera Read More November 15, 2022 LEBANON: MSF Starts Cholera Vaccination amid Threat of a Full-blown Spread of the Disease Read More November 14, 2022 World Diabetes Day 2022: Unlocking (DTx) – The Diabetic Patient Support App Read More November 7, 2022 COP27: Joint Statement with ICRC Read More November 1, 2022 MSF Lebanon hospital adapted to care for cholera patients Read More October 28, 2022 Three people found handcuffed, four injured on the Aegean island of Lesvos Read More October 28, 2022 Infection Prevention and Control procedures in low-resource contexts Read More September 21, 2022 Why are so many people still dying and suffering from snakebite? Read More September 14, 2022 Pakistan underwater: Responding to the emergency on the front line Read More September 5, 2022 MSF International Financial Report: Funding and Spending Rules Read More August 31, 2022 Discriminatory and cruel migration practices compounding people’s suffering in Lithuania Read More August 29, 2022 MSF to provide medical care for stranded asylum-seekers in the Netherlands Read More August 31, 2022 Five Years Since Rohingya Killings, One Million People Remain in Dire Conditions Read More August 25, 2022 Five Years Since Rohingya Killings, One Million People Remain in Dire Conditions Read More August 22, 2022 Gaza: Caught in a Cycle of Destruction Read More August 17, 2022 “Returning to Haiti means death” Read More August 12, 2022 The people of Gaza: An Ongoing Suffer Read More August 10, 2022 What is Hepatitis C? Read More August 4, 2022 August 4 2020, A scar that will leave a permanent mark Read More May 19, 2022 We call for respect for human life Read More July 20, 2022 Q&A with Mario Fawaz, Emergency Communications Coordinator in Ukraine Read More July 8, 2022 What is Field Communication? Read More June 29, 2022 A Hospital on Rails A glimpse of my journey on board MSF’s medical train Read More June 24, 2022 MSF medical train journey from Kharkiv to Lviv Read More May 16, 2022 After seven rescues from the central Mediterranean, 470 people need a place of safety Read More June 14, 2022 Intersecting crises: Climate change and access to medicines Read More April 25, 2022 MALARIA: “HOPE IS VITAL, IT’S WHAT KEEPS YOU GOING” Read More April 1, 2021 “Nothing will stand in my way”: Pharmacist, student and pregnant in a pandemic Read More May 30, 2021 “I will carry the memories I made in the Congo for life” Read More
- [Research & Publications](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/research-publications/): RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS MSF’s report “The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings”, draws on nine operational case studies that illustrate the critical drivers, challenges and consequences of AMR in a range of contexts where MSF works. Read More The challenge of antibiotic resistance in post-war Mosul, Iraq: An analysis of 20 months of microbiological samples from a tertiary orthopaedic care centre. Read More “How COVID-19 highlighted the need for infection prevention and control measures to become central to the global conversation: experience from the conflict settings of the Middle East”. Read More Introduction of new drugs for drug-resistant TB in Iraq. Read More
- [Lahza Newsletters](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/lahza-newsletters-2/): LAHZA NEWSLETTERS October 14, 2022 October 2022 – “Egoiste”: 40 Humanitarian workers share their journey Read More September 12, 2022 September 2022 – MSF Lebanon is ONLINE! Read More August 17, 2022 August 2022 – The people of Gaza: An Ongoing Suffer Read More July 10, 2022 July 2022 – What is the UNSCR 2585? Read More June 10, 2022 June 2022 – Vulnerabilities Aggravated by Climate Change Read More April 10, 2022 April 2022 – Does Data Protection Impact Humanitarian Work? Read More March 10, 2022 March 2022 – We call for respect for human life Read More February 10, 2022 Feb 2022 – Migration: Falling on Hard Times Read More January 10, 2022 Jan 2022- We call for respect for human life Read More
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- [3 Questions](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/life-in-the-field/3-questions/): 3 QUESTIONS Oussama Mohsen Play Amr Ali Play Joanna Elias Play Mariam Mokaddem Play Omar El Hajj Play Houssein Najem Play Jinan Saad Play Marianne Estiphanos Play Marie-Anj Saidi Play Maha Ali Play Hasan Nasser Play Souleiman Ammar Play Mostapha El Ghoul Play Mahmoud Khalifah Play Oussama Al Jamal Play Imad Ghali Play
- [Life in the field](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/life-in-the-field/): LIFE IN THE FIELD Meet MSF International Staff A set of videos showing our international staff within the framework of MSF’s missions abroad and the impact this work had on their professional and personal lives. Read More 3 Questions The “3Qs” product aims to achieve the aforementioned, by asking 3 questions to an international staff, the answers to which give information about his/her profession and experience working for MSF in the humanitarian field, stressing on the motives, required skills needed to work with MSF and the difficulties, obstacles faced during the process. All Episodes Dardasha "Dardasha" is a video format, where we film our international staff sharing their personal experiences. A series of episodes was turned into a "COVID-19 Special", where we asked our Lebanese and Egyptian international staff to film themselves in the field, sharing their field life during COVID-19. All Episodes
- [Lebanon Office Activities](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/lebanon-office-activities/): LEBANON OFFICE ACTIVITIES World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) On World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW), celebrated between 18 and 24 November, the Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors without borders (MSF) Lebanon Branch Office is launching an awareness campaign, with this year’s slogan being “Reduce Antimicrobial Misuse” to increase knowledge of populations in underserved communities about the harm of misusing antimicrobials, and how antimicrobial-resistant infections are transmitted. Read More IPC Week IPC week is dedicated to infection prevention and control (IPC), with the intention of raising the profile of IPC and highlighting the critical role infection prevention and control Read More Ask Lara Ask Lara is a series of short videos on general Human Resources (HR) tips and tricks. Read More MSF SpeakInk MSF SpeakInk is an art-based project where we collaborate with talented artists to draw animated illustrations.These illustrations tackle important themes that MSF is interested in raising awareness about it. This initiative was launched by the MSF Lebanon Branch Office in 2019. Read More Collaboration with Espitalia Espitalia, Hosted by Eman El-Emam, is an online science show specialized in medicine and public health in the Middle East. Read More MSF at Universities MSF Lebanon organizes interactive online sessions titled “Can Humanitarian and Career Come Together?” with university students in Lebanon and Egypt. Read More Mish Impossible Mish Impossible is a campaign launched by MSF Lebanon Branch Office to inform the public opinion in both Egypt and Lebanon on the objectives and work nature of MSF, and to urge those interested in humanitarian field work around the globe to join MSF teams. Read More
- [MSF in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-lebanon/): MSF IN LEBANON Slide 1 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 2 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 3 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick Here Medical & Humanitarian Activities in Lebanon The country which hosts over 850,000 registered Syrian refugees – has continued to crumble in recent years due to social and political unrest, economic collapse, and the Beirut blast. Read More MSF Office in Lebanon The Lebanon office was created in 2019 in response to a growing need for expanding MSF's institutional presence in the MENA region. Read More
- [MSF in the Field](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/): MSF IN THE FIELD Slide 1 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 2 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 3 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick Here Previous slide Next slide Middle East and North Africa MSF run operations in more than 10 countries in the MENA region Read more Worldwide MSF provides medical humanitarian assistance in more than 70 countries around the world Read more
- [Meet The Team](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/meet-the-team/): MEMU represents the Middle-East Medical Unit, based in the MSF Lebanon branch office, in Beirut. We consist of a team with different medical backgrounds, holding regional or global portfolios, following-up on MSF operations in the Middle-East region and beyond. While our core thematic is antibiotic resistance, we also aim at better understanding the general medical challenges in the region in order to better serve the communities we work for. We are committed to supporting the field technically and strategically, to increasing capabilities of field staff through trainings and coaching, and to building evidence as well as improving operations and policies and practices through operational research and networking and representation.
- [MSF Office in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/msf-office-in-lebanon/): MSF in Lebanon
- [A Brush with Memory: Between Home and Displacement](https://msf-lebanon.org/news-events/news-stories/a-brush-with-memory-between-home-and-displacement/): MSF Lebanon
- [MSF Lebanon Insulin Access Resource](https://msf-lebanon.org/medical-topics/msf-lebanon-insulin-access-resource/): If you live with type 1 diabetes, you need insulin to survive. We know that finding a reliable supply during crisis is difficult. This page brings together information on where you can access insulin in Lebanon, along with resources to help you manage during times of crisis.
- [50 Years of MSF in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/50-years-of-msf-in-lebanon-2/): From the civil war to today’s emergencies, MSF has stood alongside people in Lebanon with independent medical care — wherever the need is greatest.
- [MSF History](https://msf-lebanon.org/about-us/msf-history/): MSF was founded in 1971 in Paris by a group of journalists and doctors. Today, we are a worldwide movement of nearly 65,000 people.
- [MSF Response to the War in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/lebanon/war/): Lebanon: After more than 100 days of crisis, civilians need protection, healthcare, and urgent support
- [MSF Response: War on Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/palestine/msf-intervention-war-on-gaza/): Since war broke out between Hamas and Israel in Gaza, heavy shelling and airstrikes have destroyed large parts of the Gaza Strip. 
- [MSF Response: The fighting in Sudan](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/worldwide/sudan/msf-intervention-the-fighting-in-sudan/): Amid the ongoing violence, we call on all warring parties to ensure the safety of medical personnel and health facilities, for safe passage of ambulances and #civilians seeking healthcare at all times. They must never be the object of direct attacks and be protected from indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks.
- [MSF Response: Syria & Türkiye Earthquake](https://msf-lebanon.org/what-we-do/msf-in-the-field/mena/syria-2/msf-intervention-syria-turkiye-earthquake/): Following the powerful earthquakes that hit the south of Turkey and northwest Syria on February 6th, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), already supporting the population of northwest Syria, has mobilized its team along with local partners to respond to the increasing needs in the area.
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- [Overseas Vacancies](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/overseas-vacancies/): MSF aims to provide conflict victims with the medical care they need the most. Consequently, work may take place in locations of active conflict or in post-conflict communities, which may pose a risk to the safety and security of workers in these areas. MSF recognizes that it is impossible to eliminate all risks, but it does its best to mitigate these risks by adopting a comprehensive insurance policy.
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- [MSF in Lebanon: 2024 in Pictures](https://msf-lebanon.org/msf-in-lebanon-2024-in-pictures/): In 2024, Israeli attacks on Lebanon escalated significantly leading to an unprecedented wave of displacement, and increased vulnerability among the people.  The war exacerbated a humanitarian crisis, further intensifying pre-existing needs across the country. In response, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launched a comprehensive emergency operation to support the affected populations, focusing on regions heavily impacted by the conflict, including southern Lebanon, the Bekaa Valley, and Beirut's southern suburbs.  
- [Thank You Dodo](https://msf-lebanon.org/thank-you-dodo/): Seeking healthcare under the Kafala System
- [Tales of Women at Sea](https://msf-lebanon.org/tales-of-women-at-sea/): Tales of Women at Sea aims to amplify the voices of women survivors and rescuers. Through portraits and testimonies, the survivors describe the circumstances that led them to cross the central Mediterranean, the deadliest sea migration route in the world. Their stories are accompanied by testimonies from female MSF staff, who explain their motivations for the life-saving work of search and rescue, and the bonds felt with survivors on the Geo Barents.  
- [Protected: MEMU](https://msf-lebanon.org/memu/): A word from Dr. Daniela Garone, MSF International Medical Coordinator, Infectious Diseases and Public Health Specialist
- [Work with us](https://msf-lebanon.org/work-with-us/): Local Vacancies Embark on a journey of incredible personal and professional growth. Join those working with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Lebanon and Egypt, to help with the general running of our offices around the world. Read More Overseas Vacancies Want to work Abroad with us? You can apply to work with MSF abroad all around the globe. We run projects in more than 70 countries. Read More Behavioural Commitments Within MSF, all staff members (including those on international assignments, volunteers, and daily workers) and operational partners (including consultants and guests) understand and adhere to the commitments and incorporate them into their professional and personal conduct. Read More More Than a Job 24 Hours in the Life of an MSF Team in the Field Play Working in MSF is not only an experience Play Life in the Field Meet MSF International Staff All Videos 3 Questions All Videos Dardasha All Videos View More
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- [Home](https://msf-lebanon.org/): A Brush with Memory: Between Home and DisplacementClick HereLebanon: What homes are families returning to?Click HereTwo Souths and One Humanity Between Lebanon and HaitiClick HereSyria: Explosive ordnance continues to injure and kill civilians in Deir Ez-Zor while access to healthcare remains limitedClick HereInhabited Border Villages in Southern Lebanon Remain Isolated as Residents Struggle to Access Water and Essential ServicesClick HereMédecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warns of deadly conditions in Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanonand calls for the immediate protection of civilians and medical and rescue workers as relentless Israeli attacks hit the governorate.Click HereOne Year Since GHF: MSF Warns Against Militarised AidOne year ago the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) started operating militarised food distribution points across the Gaza Strip, replacing the UN-coordinated aid distribution system.Click HereSouthern Lebanon: Death, injury and significant damage after Israeli airstrike in SourMSF condemns the airstrike carried out by the Israeli army on the evening of 1 June in the vicinity of Jabal Amel Hospital, which we support, in Sour (Tyre).Click HereMSF condemns the attacks on healthcare in LebanonMSF strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.Click HereSouthern Lebanon: 46 Days Under Israeli AttacksAfter 46 days of Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon, MSF supports displaced communities cut off from healthcare, aid, and basic needs.Click HereSouth of Lebanon: “They stayed” – a healthcare system strained after 46 days of bombardments.The war in Lebanon – now under a fragile 10-day ceasefire – had a devastating impact on Lebanon’s healthcare system and staff. While bombings by Israeli forces killed and injured people, attacks on first responders and the vicinity and on hospitals, also put healthcare workers at risk, leaving many wounded and killed.Click HereLebanon: Humanitarian scale-up urgently needed after almost two months of devastation.Following the announcement of a temporary ceasefire, a fragile sense of relief is overshadowed by uncertainty and caution among people in Lebanon. The humanitarian and medical needs of hundreds of thousands of people in Lebanon remain overwhelming.Click HereWithin These Walls I Tried to Forget, Hope Finds Its WayAcross Lebanon, MSF has been strengthening water and sanitation conditions in shelters to ensure people regain access to the essentials including the ability to wash, clean living spaces, manage waste, and protect their health, privacy and dignity after being forced to leave their homes abruptly under Israeli bombardment and blanket evacuation orders.Click HereMSF: Indiscriminate strikes on highly densely populated areas are completely unacceptableClick HereLebanon: Israeli attacks cut off access to careFour weeks into the latest escalation in Lebanon, Israel’s ongoing bombardment and the subsequent forced displacement of people is severely impacting people lives and their access to essential services, warns Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF). MSF calls for the protection of civilians and healthcare, and for an end to measures that force people indefinitely from their homes.Click HereI will always be a daughter of South Lebanon!Khadija spent months trying to rebuild her family home in Odaisseh, a house her father worked 35 years to build. But fear and insecurity forced her to leave again. Now displaced once more, she lives with her sister and three children in a shelter in Marwaniyeh.Click HereLebanon: Families face uncertainty under bombardment and new evacuation ordersIn less than two weeks, more than 800,000 people have been forced to flee their homes and towns in Lebanon, due to relentless Israeli bombings and blanket evacuation orders that are not sparing anyone. These mass displacements are deepening people’s vulnerabilities, including those of people who have not been able to return home since previous displacements.Click HereLebanon: MSF scales up response as displacement rises across the countryMédecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel’s relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.Click Here Slide 1 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 2 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick HereSlide 3 HeadingLorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit dolorClick Here From the civil war to today’s emergencies, MSF has stood alongside people in Lebanon with independent medical care — wherever the need is greatest. Read More Who We Are Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) translates to Doctors without Borders. We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - bound together by our charter. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence and neutrality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation. Read More What We Do Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) brings medical humanitarian assistance to victims of conflict, natural disasters, epidemics and exclusion from healthcare. Our activities are run by operational centers and supported by offices around the world that collect funds, raise visibility and recruit qualified individuals to enrich the organization's workforce. Read More MSF in the Field MSF runs projects in more than 70 countries around the world, responding to the needs of patients and their communities. Read More Lebanon Office Activities Our office in Beirut focuses on rooting MSF in the region, providing support to operations and contributing to the MSF global community. Read More MSF in Numbers 78 COUNTRIES 68,000 EMPLOYEES 16.4 Million OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 1.36 Million PATIENTS ADMITTED 493,900 MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS 78 COUNTRIES 68,000 EMPLOYEES 16.4 Million OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 1.36 Million PATIENTS ADMITTED 493,900 MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS 78 COUNTRIES 68,000 EMPLOYEES 16.4 Million OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 1.36 Million PATIENTS ADMITTED 493,900 MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS Work With Us WHETHER YOU ARE A MEDICAL OR NON-MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL , WE NEED YOU Find out more about the jobs available with MSF and what it's like to have a career delivering medical aid where it's needed most. Read More LOCAL VACANCIES Join our teams working in Lebanon and Egypt. Read More OVERSEAS VACANCIES Apply to work abroad in MSF projects located around the world. Read More News & Events June 9, 2026 DRC: MSF statement on the WHO Director-General’s high-level visit to Bunia Read More June 19, 2026 Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warns of deadly conditions in Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanon Read More June 24, 2026 Inhabited Border Villages in Southern Lebanon Remain Isolated as Residents Struggle to Access Water and Essential Services Read More June 30, 2026 Syria: Explosive ordnance continues to injure and kill civilians in Deir Ez-Zor while access to healthcare remains limited Read More July 7, 2026 Two Souths and One Humanity Between Lebanon and Haiti Read More July 10, 2026 Lebanon: What homes are families returning to? Read More July 17, 2026 Ebola in DRC, two months on: MSF calls for an urgent scale-up of the international medical response in Ituri province, the epicentre, as the outbreak spreads at an alarming rate Read More July 17, 2026 The destruction of healthcare in Ukraine is not a random consequence of war, it is deliberate and calculated Read More July 17, 2026 What Tomorrow Will Bring In the West Bank, Palestinians left reeling by the violence of the Israeli occupation Read More July 20, 2026 MSF calls for the immediate release of all Palestinian healthcare workers arbitrarily detained by Israel Read More View All E-Learning Tembo is the learning space that provides learning and development opportunities for all MSF staff, both in the field and offices. Its main objective is to allow everyone to be better prepared to contribute to MSF operations. Learn With Tembo

## E-learning
- [Management of COVID-19 Waste & Managinga Deceased Patient with COVID-19 1](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/management-of-covid-19-waste-managinga-deceased-patient-with-covid-19-4/): Click here
- [Management of COVID-19 Waste & Managinga Deceased Patient with COVID-19 2](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/management-of-covid-19-waste-managinga-deceased-patient-with-covid-19-3/): Click here
- [Management of COVID-19 Waste & Managinga Deceased Patient with COVID-19](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/management-of-covid-19-waste-managinga-deceased-patient-with-covid-19-2/): Click here
- [Management of COVID-19 Waste & Managinga Deceased Patient with COVID-19](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/management-of-covid-19-waste-managinga-deceased-patient-with-covid-19/): Click here
- [Cleaning and Disinfection](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/transmission-based-precaution-4/): Click here
- [Transmission Based Precaution](https://msf-lebanon.org/elearning/transmission-based-precaution-3/)
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## News
- [MSF calls for the immediate release of all Palestinian healthcare workers arbitrarily detained by Israel](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-calls-for-the-immediate-release-of-all-palestinian-healthcare-workers-arbitrarily-detained-by-israel/): Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, remains in solitary confinement, after being detained for 1.5 years. MSF is outraged by the treatment of healthcare workers, most of whom are being detained in dire conditions, without justification or cause. We join global calls for their immediate release. Dr Abu Safiya’s placement into solitary confinement and reported torture follows an appalling pattern of the Israeli authorities detaining and targeting medical staff across Palestine.
- [What Tomorrow Will Bring   In the West Bank, Palestinians left reeling by the violence of the Israeli occupation](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/what-tomorrow-will-bring-in-the-west-bank-palestinians-left-reeling-by-the-violence-of-the-israeli-occupation/): In the occupied West Bank, decades of Israeli restrictions and deadly violence have shaped Palestinians' daily lives and access to essential services. The situation has worsened since the all-out war in Gaza began in 2023. A total of 1,109 Palestinians – at least 243 of them children – have been killed by Israeli forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, to date. Seventy-four people have been killed this year alone.
- [The destruction of healthcare in Ukraine is not a random consequence of war, it is deliberate and calculated](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/the-destruction-of-healthcare-in-ukraine-is-not-a-random-consequence-of-war-it-is-deliberate-and-calculated/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) today released “No Safe Place to Heal,” a report documenting relentless attacks on healthcare and medical personnel in Ukraine, which appear to constitute a deliberate strategy to destroy the medical system and collectively punish the population - rather than being an incidental product of Russia's invasion.
- [Ebola in DRC, two months on: MSF calls for an urgent scale-up of the international medical response in Ituri province, the epicentre, as the outbreak spreads at an alarming rate](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/ebola-in-drc-two-months-on-msf-calls-for-an-urgent-scale-up-of-the-international-medical-response-in-ituri-province-the-epicentre-as-the-outbreak-spreads-at-an-alarming-rate/): BUNIA, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), 15 July 2026 – Two months after the Ebola disease outbreak was officially declared in DRC, with more than 2,000 confirmed cases and 750 deaths, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is calling for an urgent scale-up of the medical response. The epidemic continues to spread at an unprecedented pace and into new areas, while efforts to control it remain insufficient.
- [Lebanon: What homes are families returning to?](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-what-homes-are-families-returning-to/): Months after the escalation of war in Lebanon, hundreds of thousands of people have started returning to southern Lebanon, the Bekaa Valley and Beirut's southern suburbs. People are returning to homes and villages in ruins, compounded by health facilities and essential services that are severely damaged. Despite repeated announcements of ceasefires, Israeli military operations including drone strikes, shelling and demolitions, continue in parts of southern Lebanon, leaving communities caught between returning home and ongoing insecurity. MSF is adapting its activities to ensure access to healthcare.
- [Two Souths and One Humanity Between Lebanon and Haiti](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/two-souths-and-one-humanity-between-lebanon-and-haiti/): I was following the news from afar, watching the daily updates of the Israeli war on Lebanon through screens. However, after leaving Beirut International Airport and heading toward my southern hometown, I realized I was not prepared for what I would see with my own eyes. And how does one prepare for a shock of this magnitude? 
- [Syria: Explosive ordnance continues to injure and kill civilians in Deir Ez-Zor while access to healthcare remains limited](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/syria-explosive-ordnance-continues-to-injure-and-kill-civilians-in-deir-ez-zor-while-access-to-healthcare-remains-limited/): Deir Ez-Zor, Syria, 25 June 2026 
- [Inhabited Border Villages in Southern Lebanon Remain Isolated as Residents Struggle to Access Water and Essential Services](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/inhabited-border-villages-in-southern-lebanon-remain-isolated-as-residents-struggle-to-access-water-and-essential-services/): For months, the villages of Rmeich, Debel, and Ain Ebel in southern Lebanon have endured the consequences of Israeli military operations, repeated attacks, and ongoing movement restrictions. Located only a few kilometres from the southern borders, these communities found themselves trapped throughout the war, cut off from essential services, while facing severe limitations on their ability to move safely and access basic necessities.
- [Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warns of deadly conditions in Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/medecins-sans-frontieres-msf-warns-of-deadly-conditions-in-nabatiyeh-southern-lebanon-and-calls-for-the-immediate-protection-of-civilians-and-medical-and-rescue-workers-as-relentless-isra/): Pierre Boulet-Desbareau MSF Emergency Coordinator in Lebanon
- [DRC: MSF statement on the WHO Director-General’s high-level visit to Bunia](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/drc-msf-statement-on-the-who-director-generals-high-level-visit-to-bunia/): Dr Alan Gonzalez, deputy director of operations for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), provides a statement on the occasion of a high-level visit to Bunia, Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO).
- [MSF Helps Restoring Essential Services Amid Military Threats and Forced Displacement in Dahiyeh](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-helps-restoring-services-in-dahiyeh/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, including the recent killing of two Lebanese Civil Defence workers in Nabatiyeh, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.
- [One Year Since GHF: MSF Warns Against Militarised Aid](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/one-year-since-ghf-msf-warns-against-militarised-aid/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, including the recent killing of two Lebanese Civil Defence workers in Nabatiyeh, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.
- [Southern Lebanon: Death, injury and significant damage after Israeli airstrike in Sour](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/southern-lebanon-death-injury-and-damage/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, including the recent killing of two Lebanese Civil Defence workers in Nabatiyeh, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.
- [Ebola and DRC: MSF Responds to Ituri Outbreak](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/ebola-and-drc-msf-responds-to-ituri-outbreak/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, including the recent killing of two Lebanese Civil Defence workers in Nabatiyeh, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.
- [MSF condemns the attacks on healthcare in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-condemns-attacks-on-healthcare-in-lebanon/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns Israeli forces’ attacks against paramedics in Lebanon, including the recent killing of two Lebanese Civil Defence workers in Nabatiyeh, and reiterates its urgent call for the protection of medical and rescue personnel.
- [Gaza’s Man-Made Malnutrition Crisis](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gazas-man-made-malnutrition-crisis/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [A ceasefire in name only: People are still being killed by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/a-ceasefire-in-name-only-people-are-still-being-killed-by-israeli-forces-in-southern-lebanon/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [10 Years of UN Resolution 2286: Protect Healthcare](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/10-years-of-un-resolution-2286/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Israel uses water as a weapon of collective punishment in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/israel-uses-water-as-a-weapon-of-collective-punishment-in-gaza/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Southern Lebanon: 46 Days Under Israeli Attacks](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/southern-lebanon-46-days-under-israeli-attack/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [South of Lebanon: “They stayed” – a healthcare system strained after 46 days of bombardments.](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/south-of-lebanon-they-stayed-a-healthcare-system-strained-after-46-days-of-bombardments/): The war in Lebanon – now under a fragile 10-day ceasefire - had a devastating impact on Lebanon’s healthcare system and staff. While bombings by Israeli forces killed and injured people, attacks on first responders and the vicinity and on hospitals, also put healthcare workers at risk, leaving many wounded and killed. Despite this, Lebanese health workers continued to provide life-saving care under immense pressure.
- [Lebanon: Humanitarian scale-up urgently needed after almost two months of devastation.](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-humanitarian-scale-up-urgently-needed-after-almost-two-months-of-devastation/): Following the announcement of a temporary ceasefire, a fragile sense of relief is overshadowed by uncertainty and caution among people in Lebanon. The humanitarian and medical needs of hundreds of thousands of people in Lebanon remain overwhelming. In southern Beirut, people are moving back and forth between their shelters and homes, collecting what they can and preparing to return to the sites of displacement if the situation worsens.  People, particularly in southern Beirut the Bekaa and south Lebanon, have lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones, and over a million have been forcibly displaced due to Israel’s continuous attacks.
- [Lebanon: Within These Walls I Tried to Forget, Hope Finds Its Way](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-within-these-walls-i-tried-to-forget-hope-finds-its-way/): Christopher Stokes, MSF emergency coordinator in Lebanon.
- [‘Have You Seen My Brother?’ Inside a Mass-Casualty Night at Rafik Hariri Hospital](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/have-you-seen-my-brother-inside-a-mass-casualty-night-at-rafik-hariri-hospital/): On Wednesday, 8 April, Israeli forces launched mass-scale strikes across the country, reportedly over a 100 in 10 minutes. Many hit densely populated residential areas, and once again without prior notice or warning. The following is a firsthand account from Safa Bleik, MSF Medical Coordinator assistant and registered nurse, who was part of an MSF team present in the public hospital in Beirut that received some of the heaviest influx of patients.
- [MSF: Indiscriminate strikes on highly densely populated areas are completely unacceptable](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-indiscriminate-strikes-on-highly-densely-populated-areas-are-completely-unacceptable/): Christopher Stokes, MSF emergency coordinator in Lebanon.
- [Lebanon:  Latest escalation worsens migrant communities access to healthcare](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-migrant-communities-access-to-healthcare/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [A displaced mother carries no bags: the story of Khadija](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/a-displaced-mother-carries-no-bags/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [West Bank: Palestinian land is disappearing](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/west-bank-palestinian-land-is-disappearing/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Lebanon: Israeli attacks cut off access to care](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-israeli-attack-cut-off-access-to-care/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [I will always be a daughter of South Lebanon!](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/i-will-always-be-a-daughter-of-south-lebanon/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Lebanon: Families face uncertainty under bombardment and new evacuation orders](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-families-face-uncertainty-under-bombardment-and-new-evacuation-orders/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Lebanon: MSF scales up response as displacement rises across the country](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-msf-scales-up-response-as-displacement-rises-across-the-country/): Beirut, March 7, 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due to Israel's relentless bombing. However, addressing such immense needs will require a comprehensive response.
- [Huge influx of aid urgently needed amid catastrophic conditions in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/huge-influx-of-aid-urgently-needed-amid-catastrophic-conditions-in-gaza/): The international medical humanitarian organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is calling for a massive scale-up of lifesaving assistance and unhindered humanitarian access amid the ongoing catastrophe in Gaza, where lives continue to be lost due to sustained violence and persistent aid restrictions imposed by the Israeli authorities. Despite these policies, MSF is committed to remaining to provide assistance in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) for as long as possible, working under its registration with the Palestinian Authority.
- [Where is the ceasefire in Southern Lebanon?](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/where-is-the-ceasefire-in-southern-lebanon/): MSF urges warrying parties to immediately spare civilians and humanitarian workers.
- [Four Years of Full-Scale War in Ukraine](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/four-years-of-full-scale-war-in-ukraine/): MSF urges warrying parties to immediately spare civilians and humanitarian workers.
- [Northeast Syria: Fighting Sparks Mass Displacement](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/northeast-syria-fighting-spark-displacement/): MSF urges warrying parties to immediately spare civilians and humanitarian workers.
- [Sudan: Repeated drone strikes hit civilian areas](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/sudan-repeated-drone-strikes-hit-civilian-areas/): Port Sudan, February 19, 2026 – Drone attacks carried out by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are hitting civilian areas and critical infrastructures, including schools, markets, healthcare facilities, and water sources, across Sudan. In the first two weeks of February, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have treated 167 patients suffering from penetrating injuries at level of thorax and abdomen, multiple fractures of limbs, head injuries and drone shrapnel. MSF warns that this pattern of attacks is placing civilians and humanitarian workers at grave risk and calls for their immediate protection.
- [MSF responds to attacks on Kfar Tebnit, South of Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-responds-to-attacks-on-kfar-tebnit/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [First Measles Vaccination Campaign in El Geneina Since 2021](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/first-measles-vaccination-campaign-in-el-geneina-since-2021/): I remember the refugees who fled the mass killings of June and November 2023 in El Geneina whom I met when the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) started the siege on El Fasher in May 2024. They recounted their own horrific stories of what they directly witnessed the previous year, when thousands of their community members were slaughtered. They were already fearing that the siege of El Fasher would spiral into similar exactions.
- [Displaced and Forgotten: Harsh Winter in Northwest Syria](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/harsh-winter-in-northwest-syria/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [Beyond medical action: a decade of solidarity](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/beyond-medical-action-a-decade-of-solidarity/): After operating a standalone clinic in Bourj El-Barajneh camp for ten years, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has concluded its provision of healthcare in the clinic by December 2025. During the years, medical activities took many shapes, focusing on sexual and reproductive healthcare, vaccinations for children, care for non-communicable diseases, and mental healthcare.
- [Addressing FAQs and allegations about MSF’s work in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/addressing-faqs-and-allegations-about-msfs-work-in-gaza/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides a vast amount of critical healthcare in Gaza, Palestine, yet even this is not enough to meet people’s overwhelming needs. Israel is now taking steps to stop the work of 37 NGOs, including MSF, in Gaza and the West Bank, by threatening to withhold registration. This comes on top of the intimidation, pressure, and smear campaigns that we and other aid organisations have faced from Israeli authorities while working in, and speaking out about, Gaza and the West Bank. Below, MSF responds to frequently asked questions about the reality of our work on the ground and our ongoing assessments about the registration process to continue working in Palestine.
- [MSF statement on sharing staff information and humanitarian operations in Palestine](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-statement-on-sharing-staff-information-and-humanitarian-operations-in-palestine/): 30 January 2026: Following many months of unsuccessful engagement with Israeli authorities, and in the absence of securing assurances to ensure the safety of our staff or the independent management of our operations, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has concluded that it will not share a list of its Palestinian and international staff with Israeli authorities in the current circumstances.
- [عقد من التضامن: ما وراء العمل الطبي في مخيم برج البراجنة](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/%d8%b9%d9%82%d8%af-%d9%85%d9%86-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b9%d9%85%d9%84-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b7%d8%a8%d9%8a-%d9%81%d9%8a-%d9%85%d8%ae%d9%8a%d9%85-%d8%a8%d8%b1%d8%ac-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a8%d8%b1%d8%a7%d8%ac%d9%86%d8%a9/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [MSF on staff registration and the continuation of medical care in Gaza & West Bank](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-on-staff-registration-and-the-continuation-of-medical-care-in-gaza-west-bank/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [How Children’s Drawings Reveal Trauma and Hope in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/childrens-drawings-reveal-trauma-in-lebanon/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [Israel’s threat to withhold registration for NGOs: A blow to aid in Gaza and the West Bank](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/israels-threat-to-withhold-registration-for-ngos-a-blow-to-aid-in-gaza-and-the-west-bank/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [Working in Lebanon: Between the Sound of Drone & Everyday Life](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/working-in-lebanon-between-the-sound-of-drone-everyday-life/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [MSF Warns Israeli Rules Threaten Lifesaving Healthcare in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-warns-israeli-rules-threats-lives-in-gaza/): By By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor.
- [Aswan: Bringing healthcare to Egyptians and Sudanese People](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/aswan-bringing-healthcare-to-egyptians-and-sudanese-people/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [The War in Sudan: Humanitarian Crisis and Choice](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/the-war-in-sudan-humanitarian-crisis-and-choice/): I wrote this poem in Port Sudan in June 2023, when I was inspired by the powerful beauty of Sudan that I fell in love with years ago, and deeply affected by violence spreading across the country since 15 April. Since then, how many more atrocities people have had to live through in Khartoum, in Jazirah, in Sennar, in the Kordofans, in the Darfurs.
- [MSF & West African Artists Warn of Climate Change](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-west-african-artists-warn-of-climate-change/): Difficult experiences like Samer’s can lead to mental health disorders such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, substance use, and aggression. In MSF’s Tripoli project, Badawi Najjar observed a troubling pattern: psychosis rates were far higher among men (9.5 percent) than women (1.5 percent). Even more alarming, 18 percent of men reported thoughts of ending their lives or wishing for death, compared to 13 percent of women.
- [Ukraine: Drawing Trauma and Hope by Ella Baron](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/ukraine-drawing-trauma-and-hope-by-ella-baron/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [MSF Relaunches Search and Rescue in Mediterranean](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-relaunches-search-and-rescue-in-mediterranean/): Difficult experiences like Samer’s can lead to mental health disorders such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, substance use, and aggression. In MSF’s Tripoli project, Badawi Najjar observed a troubling pattern: psychosis rates were far higher among men (9.5 percent) than women (1.5 percent). Even more alarming, 18 percent of men reported thoughts of ending their lives or wishing for death, compared to 13 percent of women.
- [A Sudanese Pharmacist’s Humanitarian Journey with MSF](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/a-sudanese-pharmacists-journey-with-msf/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [MSF Play “Gaza – Aita ash Shab” Amplifies Women’s Voices](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-play-gaza-aita-ash-shab-amplifies-womens-voices/): As part of its community outreach activities, the MSF Lebanon Branch Office participated in career fairs at Université La Sagesse and the Arab University of Beirut during the month of April. These fairs provided a valuable opportunity to introduce students to MSF’s history and long-standing presence in Lebanon, as well as the services its clinics provide across the country.
- [Humanitarian Needs Rising in Northeast Syria](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/humanitarian-needs-rising-in-northeast-syria/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [New Fistula Care in Baidoa Brings Hope to Somali Women](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/new-fistula-care-in-baidoa-brings-hope-to-somali-women/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [South Sudan Cholera Crisis: One Year of Preventable Deaths](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/south-sudan-cholera-year-long-crisis/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [MSF Urges Protection of Civilians in El Fasher, Sudan](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-urges-protection-of-civilians-in-el-fasher/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [MSF: Gaza Needs Urgent Medical Evacuations and Aid](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-needs-urgent-medical-evacuations-and-aid/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Ethnic Cleansing in Masafer Yatta, West Bank](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/ethnic-cleansing-in-masafer-yatta-west-bank/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [Healing Colors: Stories of Hope and Courage](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/healing-colors-stories-of-hope-and-courage/): Gaza - The relentless Israeli offensive in Gaza City, Palestine, has forced Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to suspend vital medical activities in the area due to the rapidly deteriorating security situation. The situation includes continued airstrikes and advancing tanks less than one kilometre from our healthcare facilities. The escalating attacks from Israeli forces have created an unacceptable level of risk for our staff, forcing us to suspend lifesaving medical activities.
- [Ceasefire in Gaza: Humanitarian aid must flow immediately](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/ceasefire-in-gaza-humanitarian-aid-must-flow-immediately/): Gaza - The relentless Israeli offensive in Gaza City, Palestine, has forced Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to suspend vital medical activities in the area due to the rapidly deteriorating security situation. The situation includes continued airstrikes and advancing tanks less than one kilometre from our healthcare facilities. The escalating attacks from Israeli forces have created an unacceptable level of risk for our staff, forcing us to suspend lifesaving medical activities.
- [Men’s Well-Being on World Mental Health Day](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/mens-well-being-on-world-mental-health-day/): He is a tired man who’s expected to be strong, always – to endure and stand firm. He has learned that fatigue, tears, and fear are not for him, that he must not waver no matter how heavy the burden. Outwardly he looks steady; inside, he carries hidden wounds. In a moment of silence, on the brink of collapse, he swallows his scream, because the same question chases him every time: “What will people say?”
- [MSF forced to suspend activities amid intensified Israeli offensive in Gaza City](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-forced-to-suspend-activities-amid-intensified-israeli-offensive-in-gaza-city/): Gaza - The relentless Israeli offensive in Gaza City, Palestine, has forced Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to suspend vital medical activities in the area due to the rapidly deteriorating security situation. The situation includes continued airstrikes and advancing tanks less than one kilometre from our healthcare facilities. The escalating attacks from Israeli forces have created an unacceptable level of risk for our staff, forcing us to suspend lifesaving medical activities.
- [Sudan War: A Story of Sexual Violence in Darfur](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/sudan-a-story-of-sexual-violence-in-darfur/): A Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) midwife in Tawila, North Darfur, Sudan, recalls the harrowing story of a girl who was raped repeatedly by her abuser, moments after he ordered his driver to run over her mother. The two had been trying to flee to Tawila from the nearby Zamzam camp, just outside El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, which the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and its allies had been besieging and attacking for over a year. On 13 April, the RSF attacked Zamzam, triggering the displacement of around 380,000 people to Tawila. In just five weeks, more than 300 victims and survivors of sexual violence sought care at MSF-supported services in Tawila.
- [Lebanon one year on: Growing needs amid uncertainty](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-one-year-on-growing-needs-amid-uncertainty/): One year has passed since Israel escalated its war in Lebanon, yet the humanitarian crisis is far from over. Despite the ceasefire agreement in November 2024, Israeli attacks are almost a daily reality, hindering people’s ability to recover and restricting their access to care. Israeli forces are still occupying several points along the southern border preventing people’s return and leaving more than 82,000 displaced.
- [MSF Secretary General: Governments Complicit in Genocide](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-governments-complicit-in-genocide/): Doctors Can’t Stop Genocide, World Leaders Can  Christopher Lockyear, Secretary General, Médecins Sans Frontières
- [Gaza City Offensive: A Looming Humanitarian Catastrophe](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-city-offensive-humanitarian-catastrophe/): Gaza City is facing a humanitarian catastrophe as Israel’s latest military assault escalates, pushing people to the brink and threatening the survival of what remains of the health system. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams warn that it will be simply impossible to force one million people – including hundreds of critically ill patients and newborn babies – out of Gaza City and into overcrowded and under-resourced areas in the centre and south of the Strip. This would represent a death sentence for one million Palestinians.
- [Inside Sudan’s War: How MSF Kept Al-Nao Hospital Functioning](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-at-al-nao-hospital-in-sudan/): “Before the hospital could treat anyone, we had to get the supplies in,” says a logistician for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), who was working at Al-Nao hospital in the beginning of the war. “Every shipment was a gamble. The warehouse was in Khartoum, around 30 kilometres away from Al-Nao hospital, and each route had to be scouted in advance for safety.”
- [Beirut Demonstration in Solidarity with Gaza: Doctors Can’t Stop Genocide. World Leaders Can.](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/beirut-demonstration-in-solidarity-with-gaza-doctors-cant-stop-genocide-world-leaders-can/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), in cooperation with Amel Association International, organised a demonstration at Martyrs’ Square in downtown Beirut on Monday, 15 September 2025, calling on world leaders to urgently stop the ongoing genocide in Gaza and to express support for the Palestinian people and the medical teams working under fire. United behind the message “Doctors can’t stop genocide. World leaders can,” participants stressed that the world’s silence is no longer acceptable and that the time has come for governments to fulfil their moral and legal obligations.
- [MSF’s Team See Risk of Ethnic Cleansing in the West Bank](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-see-risk-of-ethnic-cleansing-in-west-bank/): Jerusalem - Palestinians are facing forced mass displacement across the West Bank, Palestine, by Israeli forces and settlers, significantly heightening the risk of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territory, warns Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
- [Yemen: MSF Hands Over Taiz Houban Mother & Child Hospital](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-hands-over-taiz-houban-hospital-in-yemen/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [MSF International Activity Report 2024](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-international-activity-report-2024/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Civilians Shot at Water Distribution Point in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/civilians-shot-at-water-distribution-in-gaza/): In Syria’s prisons and security branches, the darkness of the unknown overpowered the darkness of detention cells. During nearly 14 years of war, arbitrary arrests grew more common, with many people held in custody without trial or investigation. Many survivors suffer from physical injuries, psychological trauma, and chronic health conditions due to these years of systematic abuse, torture, and neglect.
- [Adapting to Life in Kutapalong: A Rohingya Photo Story](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/life-in-kutapalong-a-rohingya-photo-story/): In June 2025, Rohingya photojournalist, Sahat Zia Hero, and Australian photographer, Victor Caringal, worked together to produce a series of photographs that showed how the Rohingya have adapted to daily life in the Kutapalong refugee camps in Bangladesh. This photo series is part of the taro leaf project, an advocacy project that uses the taro leaf as a symbol to tell the story of Rohingya statelessness.
- [Israel Starving Palestinians of Water in Gaza](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/israel-starving-palestinians-of-water-in-gaza/): In Syria’s prisons and security branches, the darkness of the unknown overpowered the darkness of detention cells. During nearly 14 years of war, arbitrary arrests grew more common, with many people held in custody without trial or investigation. Many survivors suffer from physical injuries, psychological trauma, and chronic health conditions due to these years of systematic abuse, torture, and neglect.
- [From Trauma to Healing: MSF Helps Torture Survivors in Syria](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/msf-helps-torture-survivors-in-syria/): In Syria’s prisons and security branches, the darkness of the unknown overpowered the darkness of detention cells. During nearly 14 years of war, arbitrary arrests grew more common, with many people held in custody without trial or investigation. Many survivors suffer from physical injuries, psychological trauma, and chronic health conditions due to these years of systematic abuse, torture, and neglect. 
- [Al-Ubor Health Center Provides Vital Care in West Mosul, Iraq](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/providing-vital-care-in-west-mosul-iraq/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [War Fuels Sudan Cholera Outbreak: 2,300 cases, 40 deaths](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/war-fuels-sudan-cholera-outbreak-2300-cases-40-deaths/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Sudan: Attack & Suspension of Activity at Zalingei Hospital](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/sudan-attack-suspension-of-activity-at-zalingei-hospital/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [World humanitarian Day: The Cost of Killing Humanitarians](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/world-humanitarian-day-the-cost-of-killing-humanitarians/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [No Way Home: The Scars of War in Syria Remain](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/no-way-home-the-scars-of-war-in-syria-remain/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: GHF distributions are sites of “orchestrated killing and dehumanisation,” says MSF report](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-ghf-distributions-are-sites-of-orchestrated-killing-and-dehumanisation-says-msf-report/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [South Sudan: Second abduction in four days and MSF suspends all activities in Yei and Morobo counties](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/south-sudan-second-abduction-in-four-days-and-msf-suspends-all-activities-in-yei-and-morobo-counties/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Syria: MSF expands support responding to unmet needs](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/syria-msf-expands-support-responding-to-unmet-needs/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: MSF finds 1 in 4 young children and pregnant women malnourished](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-msf-finds-1-in-4-young-children-and-pregnant-women-malnourished/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: Premature babies fight for their lives](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-premature-babies-fight-for-their-lives/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: With mass starvation spreading, our colleagues and those we serve are wasting away](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-with-mass-starvation-spreading-our-colleagues-and-those-we-serve-are-wasting-away/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Hebron: Never-ending Israeli violence leaves deep psychological scars on Palestinians](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/hebron-never-ending-israeli-violence-leaves-deep-psychological-scars-on-palestinians/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Statement: The EU fails people in Gaza again](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/statement-the-eu-fails-people-in-gaza-again/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: Survey shows that almost half of people killed are children](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-survey-shows-that-almost-half-of-people-killed-are-children/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Yemen Can’t Wait: Five Urgent Realities Facing Yemen Today](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/yemen-cant-wait-five-urgent-realities-facing-yemen-today/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Lebanon: Providing Care and Support to Refugees Amid Rising Needs](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/lebanon-providing-care-and-support-to-refugees-amid-rising-needs/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: Acute malnutrition reaches all-time high in two MSF facilities](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-acute-malnutrition-reaches-all-time-high-in-two-msf-facilities/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: Israeli incursions strain Khan Younis’s already collapsed health system](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-israeli-incursions-strain-khan-youniss-already-collapsed-health-system/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Sudan: MSF report documents the atrocities civilians face in North Darfur](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/sudan-msf-report-documents-the-atrocities-civilians-face-in-north-darfur/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [Gaza: MSF colleagues and their children injured amid escalating violence](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/gaza-msf-colleagues-and-their-children-injured-amid-escalating-violence/): Israeli forces have been scaling up military operations in northern Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Jabaliya. On 27 June, an airstrike hit the home of an MSF surgeon and data analyst in Gaza City. The couple were wounded along with their 3 children.
- [West Bank: Five months of displacement, crisis and annexation](https://msf-lebanon.org/news/west-bank-five-months-of-displacement-crisis-and-annexation/): 1 July, Jerusalem – More than 40,000 people in the northern West Bank remain forcibly displaced, cut off from their homes and left with very limited access to basic services and healthcare five months after the launch of the Israeli military operation ‘Iron Wall’. This large-scale military campaign has seen Israeli forces raid and violently empty well-established refugee camps in northern West Bank. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warns that people are facing deteriorating health and living conditions, as the Israeli forces are still causing widespread destruction, and occupying the three refugee camps of Jenin, Tulkarem and Nur Shams – preventing any return and barring access.

## Local Vacancies
- [Safeguarding Coordinator as International Mobile Staff (On-site – Sierra Leone)](https://msf-lebanon.org/local_vacancies/safeguarding-coordinator-as-international22222-mobile-staff-on-site-sierra-leone/)
- [Consultant for strategic positioning and institutional footprint assessment in Egypt](https://msf-lebanon.org/local_vacancies/consultant-for-strategic-positioning-and-institutional-footprint-assessment-in-egypt/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Lebanon Branch Office is seeking a qualified consultant or consultancy firm to conduct a strategic scoping study in Egypt, aimed at informing its future institutional positioning and engagement in the country.

## Overseas Vacancies
- [Safeguarding Coordinator as International Mobile Staff (On-site – Sierra Leone)](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/safeguarding-coordinator-as-international-mobile-staff-on-site-sierra-leone/): Médecins Sans Frontières MSF Lebanon Branch Office is currently recruiting SAFEGUARDING COORDINATOR as International Mobile Staff. (on-site - Sierra Leone )
- [Procurement manager](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/procurement-manager/): As Procurement Manager you define, coordinate and monitor all procurement activities related to local, regional and international purchases of goods for the mission according to MSF protocols, standards and procedures in order to ensure a transparent and efficient procurement and supplier performance
- [Operations – Field Coordinator](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/operations-field-coordinator/): As a Field Coordinator you ensure the implementation and evaluation of a project by focusing as much on the medical level as well as on the ability of MSF to take into account the situation in which victims of a humanitarian crisis are living.
- [Field Communication Officer](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/communications-manager/): As Field Communication Officer, you ensure the visibility and improve acceptance of the project in the context in which MSF is working.
- [WATSAN Specialist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/wash-manager/): As a specialist in Environmental Health you support the medical team in identifying possible factors (practices, habits, sources, routes, etc.) related water, sanitation, hygiene and environment that affect human health.
- [Logistics Manager](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/logistics-manager/): Currently, the number of positions in the field is limited for this profile. Therefore, applicants that fulfil the essential requirements and also some of the desirable criteria have a greater chance of being contacted at this time.
- [Supply Chain Manager](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/procurement-supply-chain-manager/): Supply chain positions can be based at coordination level (capital of the country) to facilitate the flow of goods from Europe to the projects OR at project level to manage the distribution to the beneficiaries.
- [Human Resources Manager](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/human-resources-manager/): The majority of our workforce is recruited and hired locally in the countries where we work. As a human resource manager in one of our projects you hold a key position to ensure we have adequate staffing to carry out our medical activities.
- [Finance Manager](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/finance-manager/): Finance managers in MSF projects have an important role in supporting the medical staff, as well as ensuring that the activities keep running from a financial standpoint.
- [Construction Specialist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/construction-specialist/): Currently, the needs for these field positions are limited. Therefore, candidates who fulfil the essential requirements as well as some of the desirable criteria are more likely to match the profile sought at the present time.
- [Epidemiologist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/epidemiologist/): As an epidemiologist you can be employed in the field of program monitoring, program evaluation and/ or field epidemiology.
- [Surgeon](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/surgeon/): Surgical teams are needed in precarious situations such as armed conflicts or in isolated areas where medical staff with this specialisation and competence is hard to find.
- [Pharmacist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/pharmacist/): As a pharmacist with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) you have a big responsibility when it comes to managing drugs, medical supplies and equipment. You may work in one of our projects in a country or as a part of the country management team in a major city.
- [Nurse](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/nurse/): Nurses are the backbone of our medical projects. As a MSF nurse you could work with everything from primary health care to setting up health structures, to leading teams of nurses and assistant nurses.
- [Mental Health Specialist – Psychiatrist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/mental-health-specialist-psychiatrist/): Specialists in mental health such as psychologists and psychiatrists are needed in locations where the population have suffered traumatic events such as armed conflict, torture, violence, abuse or natural disasters.
- [Mental Health Specialist- Psychologist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/mental-health-specialist-psychologist/): Specialists in mental health such as psychologists and psychiatrists are needed in locations where the population have suffered traumatic events such as armed conflict, torture, violence, abuse or natural disasters.
- [Midwife](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/midwife/): A midwife is responsible for the implementation and follow-up of various project activities regarding sexual and reproductive health.
- [Medical Doctor](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/medical-doctor/): MSF medical doctors manage a variety of tasks from treating people living with different neglected tropical diseases to doing ward rounds for trauma patients in a hospital after armed conflict.
- [IPC Specialist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/ipc-specialist/): The IPC Specialist is responsible for the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) activities and leads the development & maintenance of an IPC program in his/her project in order to strive for patient safety, caretakers and staff and to enhance the quality of care.
- [Health Promoter](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/health-promoter/): As a health promoter, you are responsible for the coordination and implementation of awareness-raising and educational campaigns to support the medical activities. The health promoter is therefore part of the medical team.
- [Gynaecologist – Obstetrician](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/gynaecologist-obstetrician/): As a gynaecologist with MSF you work independently with obstetric care, care for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence and coach locally hired staff.
- [Anaesthetist](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/anaesthetist/): Anaesthetists are needed in projects with surgical or obstetric components, often with short notice for shorter assignments.
- [Non-Medical Staff](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/non-medical-staff/)
- [Medical & Paramedical Staff](https://msf-lebanon.org/overseas/medical-staff/)

## Projects
- [AMR: Antimicrobial Resistance](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/amr-antimicrobial-resistance/): Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant global health threat, with far-reaching consequences for public health, food security, and development. The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is particularly vulnerable, experiencing some of the highest increases in antibiotic consumption worldwide. In North Africa and the Middle East alone, AMR is responsible for approximately 68,300 deaths annually.
- [IPC Week](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/ipc-week/): Our MSF dedicated theme for this year is “Prevent, Control Infections and Save Lives". What it means is that we highlight our continuous call of everyone’s responsibilities and accountabilities for IPC and the continuous investment to quality of care. Remember that IPC is always part of high quality patient care which basically saving lives as part of the outcome.
- [Collaboration with Espitalia](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/collaboration-with-espitalia/): What we do > Lebanon Office Activities > Collaboration with Espitalia The Threat of Climate Change Play Anxiety - World Mental Health Day Play Insulin: 100 Years Story Play Antibiotics Resistance Play
- [Ask Lara](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/ask-lara/): What we do > Lebanon Office Activities > Ask Lara Episode 5: New Year Resolutions! Play Episode 4: Choosing your references Play Episode 3: Prepare for your interview Play Episode 2: Tips on how to write a cover letter Play Episode 1: How to write a job-winning CV? Play
- [Mish Impossible](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/mish-impossible/): The Mish Impossible campaign site includes a set of videos and written testimonies showing field workers within the framework of MSF’s missions abroad, the impact this work had on their personal lives, in addition to highlighting their most relevant tasks and the characteristics needed to successfully undertake field work.
- [MSF SpeakInk](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/speakink/): MSF SpeakInk is an art-based project where we collaborate with talented artists to draw animated illustrations. These illustrations tackle important themes that MSF is interested in raising awareness about it. This initiative was launched by the MSF Lebanon Branch Office in 2019.
- [MSF at Universities](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/msf-at-universities-3/): What we do > Lebanon Office Activities > MSF at Universities The aim of these sessions is to raise awareness over MSF values and work especially in the field. Members of the MSF International Mobile Staff shared their experiences of work abroad in the field along with MSF HR colleagues to talk about the MSF model of recruitment. In the following few recorded sessions. MSF met students from AUC in which our MSF Project Pharmacy Manager Farida Abougazia and HR Admin Officer Samir Ahmad explained the MSF model of recruitment in addition to MSF’s principles and goals. Play Published on November 20, 2021 MSF met students from LEMSIC in a session during which our MSF Regional Epidemiologist Krystel Mousalli and our International Recruiter/Development Advisor Zahi Siklawi explained the MSF model of recruitment in addition to MSF’s principles and goals. play Published on November 20, 2021
- [Projects in Egypt](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/projects-in-egypt/): 2012
- [Projects in Lebanon](https://msf-lebanon.org/project/projects-in-lebanon/): Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) began working in Lebanon in 1976 in response to the civil war, sending medical teams to the south of the country and Beirut. This was MSF’s first mission in a warzone. Ensuring access to free, good quality healthcare has remained MSF’s main mission in Lebanon since 2008. People in Lebanon continue to face a near total collapse of their country’s economy and healthcare system.

## International Staff
- [Dima Majali](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/dima-majali/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Mahmoud Khazaal](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/mahmoud-khazaal/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Georges Awad](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/georges-awad/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Yasser Kamaledin](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/yasser-kamaledin/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Chantal Lakkis](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/chantal-lakkis/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Sami Gerges](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/sami-gerges/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Jihane Mostafa](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/jihane-mostafa/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Ibrahim Laham](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/ibrahim-laham/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Moustafa Ahmad](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/moustafa-ahmad/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Mohamad El Sayed](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/mohamad-el-sayed/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Rima Makki](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/rima-makki/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Marie-Ange Saidy](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/marie-ange-saidy-project-coordinator/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Sameh Kirellos](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/sameh-kirellos-doctor/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Bishoy Salib](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/bishoy-salib-surgeon/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.
- [Dea Abi Hanna](https://msf-lebanon.org/staff/dea-abi-hanna-operating-theatre-nurse/): Generally speaking, illnesses are the same wherever you are: a heart attack in Gaza is the same as a heart attack in Glasgow – it’s just that the types of treatments available to you might be different.