Gaza. Jan.2026
The surgeries were performed by Dr. Kifah Alwan, cardiac surgeon from the PalMed medical mission, in collaboration with the national cardiac surgery team in Gaza led by Dr. Saher Abu Ghali, and a specialized medical team from Al-Quds Hospital, with the presence of local and international medical delegations. This achievement reflects strong cooperation between national and international medical expertise under extremely challenging conditions.
Dr. Ahmad Abu Nadi, Head of PalMed Gaza Office, expressed pride in restoring open-heart surgery services, emphasizing that this achievement brings real hope to heart patients who are unable to travel abroad for treatment due to limited medical referrals and movement restrictions. He also thanked the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the Palestinian Red Crescent – Al-Quds Hospital, and all medical teams involved in making this mission successful.
This milestone represents an important step in restoring specialized healthcare services in Gaza and offers hope to heart patients and their families despite the ongoing humanitarian and medical challenges.
3 November 2025
The Islamic University of Gaza has celebrated the graduation of the 14th cohort of medical students, a remarkable milestone that reflects determination, resilience, and the pursuit of life amid destruction and hardship. This graduation sends a powerful message to the world: Gaza will not surrender, and its people will continue building a future filled with knowledge and hope.
PalMed Europe and PalMed Academy are proud to have been among the earliest supporters of this achievement through the Gaza Educate Medics program, dedicated to strengthening medical education and empowering the next generation of doctors in Gaza.
Together, we heal wounds and build a healthier future, God willing.
Dr. Hossam Al-Tawil, Thoracic Surgeon (Germany)
Dr. Juan Palacios, Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Specialist (Spain)
Dr. Ahmad Al-Jaabari, Thoracic Surgeon (Germany)
These physicians volunteered in Gaza for periods ranging from two to three weeks, providing essential care across hospitals in both the northern and southern regions of the Strip.
Their testimonies shed light on the reality of medical work in Gaza, the daily challenges faced by local healthcare workers—despite their extraordinary dedication—and the urgent needs for reconstruction and medical resources. PalMed Europe continues to address these needs through its extensive humanitarian and professional support network.
Together, we heal the wounds.
In cooperation with Yaffa Medical Hospital, the Palestinian Doctors Association in Turkey, in coordination with PalMed Europe, continue the campaign to perform life-saving surgeries for children and the wounded in Gaza.
This initiative is part of a wider series of projects dedicated to supporting the health sector in Gaza, particularly during these extremely challenging times. Hospitals in Gaza continue to suffer from severe shortages of medical equipment and supplies.
It is worth noting that only 16 out of 38 hospitals in Gaza are partially functioning, facing a critical lack of medical staff and essential supplies, including anaesthesia and antibiotics. Despite these hardships, healthcare workers remain committed to saving lives.
We pray for the safety of our people in Gaza and for the swift recovery of the injured.
Together, by the will of God, we heal the wounds.
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Together, we heal the wounded.


With praise and gratitude to God, three doctors from the Palestinian Doctors Association – Europe (PalMed Europe) have arrived today in Gaza, in partnership with Rahma International and in coordination with the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
This marks PalMed’s 20th medical delegation to Gaza since the beginning of the ongoing Genocide, continuing our mission to support the healthcare system and provide urgent medical relief.
This 20th specialist delegation originally consisted of seven doctors; unfortunately, four were denied entry. However, three senior consultants successfully arrived, specializing in:
ENT Surgery (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
Orthopedic Surgery
Internal Medicine and Cardiology
The delegation will perform advanced surgical procedures for patients and wounded individuals in Gaza, aiming to ease their suffering and support local medical teams who have been working under extreme conditions.
With God’s will, PalMed will continue to send specialist delegations, along with essential medications and supplies—fulfilling our medical and humanitarian duty and standing in solidarity with the dedicated healthcare workers of Gaza.
We pray for the safety of our delegation members, all medical staff, and the people of Gaza. May this unjust aggression come to an end soon, by God’s mercy and strength.
Together, we heal the wounds.
June 1, 2025 – Gaza Strip
In the midst of ongoing crises caused by the blockade and war on Gaza, even routine medical procedures can become inaccessible.
Many patients have faced prolonged delays in undergoing essential surgeries—whether major, intermediate, or minor—procedures that are crucial for alleviating pain, reducing suffering, improving daily life, and supporting healthy development.
Through our latest project, the Denmark branch of the Palestinian Doctors in Europe has helped 80 patients and injured individuals finally receive the care they have long awaited. The branch provided funding for 113 surgical procedures across various specialities, including general surgery, orthopaedics, urology, gynaecology, ophthalmology, vascular surgery, and maxillofacial surgery. These procedures were carried out by specialised surgical teams at three hospitals: Al-Sahaba Medical Complex, Al-Awda Health and Community Association, and Public Service Hospital.
We have ensured that these patients receive the care they need in a timely and efficient manner.
No patient should have to wait for essential medical treatment.
With your support, we can continue to remove barriers to healthcare access and provide every patient with a healthier future.