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Palestinian Medical Association in Europe – PalMed (France Branch) delivered urgent medical consumables worth $225,000 to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, responding to critical shortages in essential medical supplies.

This urgent intervention reflects PalMed’s ongoing commitment to support the Palestinian Ministry of Health, strengthen the resilience of the healthcare sector, and ensure continuity of emergency medical services.
Together, we heal the wounds.

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Deir Al-Balah Medical Center – Gaza

Latest updates from Deir Al-Balah Medical Center in Gaza, managed by PalMed Europe Italy Branch in cooperation with PalMed Europe.
Despite severe shortages of medical supplies and challenging humanitarian conditions, the center continues to provide free healthcare services, including:
  • General Medicine
  • Pediatrics
  • Obstetrics & Gynecology
  • Orthopedics
  • Pharmacy
The center treats 650–750 patients weekly, serving as a vital healthcare facility for the local population.

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Continuing the efforts of the Palestinian Medical Association in Europe – Denmark Branch in supporting the healthcare sector in Gaza, the association has successfully rehabilitated and equipped an operating theatre at Al-Wafaa Hospital in Gaza City to strengthen surgical capacity and improve access to essential medical care under extremely challenging conditions.

Following the completion of the operating theatre refurbishing, several surgical procedures were performed immediately, addressing the urgent needs of a large number of patients who had been waiting for various surgical interventions. This initiative has contributed to reducing pressure on healthcare workers and improving timely access to life-saving surgical services.

This project comes as part of ongoing support for the Palestinian Health system early recovery plan for healthcare institutions in Gaza, many of which have suffered extensive destruction during the prolonged conflict, resulting in severe damage to the healthcare infrastructure and an urgent need for rehabilitation.

In this context, PalMed  reaffirms its continued commitment to fulfilling its humanitarian and professional responsibilities by mobilizing its financial and human resources to support the healthcare sector in Gaza and across Palestine, working closely with local and international partners to strengthen the resilience of the healthcare system and ensure access to medical care for those in need.

Together, we heal the wounds.

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Bank Transfer – PalMed Europa:
IBAN: DE50502345000391090001
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The Palestinian Doctors Association in Europe (PalMed Europe) convened its 18th Advisory Conference in the city of Istanbul, Türkiye. The gathering brought together members, medical experts, and organizational leaders to discuss strategic priorities, strengthen humanitarian initiatives, and enhance medical support programs for Palestine.
The conference reaffirmed PalMed Europe’s commitment to advancing healthcare, supporting medical professionals, and expanding relief projects for the Palestinian people.


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PalMed Europe, in cooperation with its Sweden branch and the humanitarian organisation Norwac, has successfully secured and delivered essential medicines and medical supplies required for the treatment of Guillain–Barré Syndrome (GBS) in Gaza.

Recent figures from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) indicate a concerning rise in GBS cases — a rare but potentially life-threatening neurological condition in which the immune system attacks the peripheral nervous system.

As of 31 July 2025, 64 cases had been reported, including 27 children under the age of 15 — a dramatic increase compared to the pre-war average of five cases per year.

According to the World Health Organization, Gaza had no available stock of Intravenous Immunoglobulin (IVIG), the primary and life-saving treatment for GBS.
On 4 August, the Ministry of Health confirmed three deaths linked to the condition, including two children.

PalMed’s Commitment

This shipment represents part of PalMed Europe’s continuous efforts to support Gaza’s health system and provide life-saving interventions. We pray for safety, healing, and protection for our people and patients.

Special thanks go to our colleagues in the Sweden branch for leading this important initiative.

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Dublin – 24 September 2025

Trinity College Dublin, one of Ireland’s most prestigious universities, hosted the launch of the English edition of “A Surgeon’s Diary in Gaza: A Testimony to Genocide” on Tuesday, 23 September. The event was organised by the Palestinian Doctors Association in Europe – Ireland Branch (PalMed Ireland) in collaboration with the European Medical Professionals Association (EMPA).

 

The launch was part of a series of activities organised by PalMed Ireland to condemn the repeated attacks on hospitals and healthcare facilities in Gaza by the occupying forces, as explained by Dr Mahmoud Abu Marzouk, Chair of the PalMed Ireland Founding Committee.

The event was attended by representatives of Irish political parties, social and healthcare organisations, as well as a large audience of Irish citizens showing strong solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

Representing EMPA in Ireland, Dr Abdel Baset Al-Sayyed spoke about the organisation’s mission and its efforts to support the Palestinian health sector and advocate for the rights of healthcare workers. Dr Andy, a GP with Irish Healthcare Workers for Palestine (IHCW4P), also addressed the audience, reaffirming the Irish medical community’s commitment to standing alongside their colleagues in Gaza.

 

The programme was skilfully moderated by Rebecca O’Keeffe (MPhil, Trinity College Dublin), a researcher pursuing a PhD on peace studies in the Middle East. The speeches shared powerful, first-hand stories of the suffering endured by Palestinian patients, medical staff, and civilians in Gaza. One of the most impactful moments came from Dr Ahmed Habib, whose deeply moving address resonated strongly with the audience.

The event included a lively Q&A session, allowing attendees to share their thoughts and engage directly with the speakers. The large turnout reflected the growing public interest and solidarity within Irish society towards Palestine.

Among the distinguished guests were the Malaysian Ambassador to Ireland and his wife, alongside many Palestinian doctors working within the Irish healthcare system. The event concluded with great success — over 140 copies of the book were sold immediately after the launch.


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01/10/2025 FranceWorkshops

 

Saturday, 27 September

The Palestinian Doctors Association – France Branch held a seminar titled The Health Situation in Palestine and the Gaza Strip at Albert Calmette University Hospital in Lille, France.
The auditorium was filled with fellow doctors who came to hear first-hand testimonies from Gaza. Dr Ahmed Abu Nadda, Director of the PalMed Office in Gaza, spoke about the current state of healthcare and the significant challenges facing medical services in the region.
The seminar also featured contributions from Dr Khaled Al-Shawa and Dr Mohammed Abu Nadda. Attendees listened to powerful, first-hand accounts from several colleagues who had recently taken part in PalMed medical missions to Gaza.

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19 September 2025

 

Through the dedicated efforts of a group of Palestinian doctors residing in the Kingdom of Spain, the legal procedures for registering the Palestinian Doctors Association in Europe – Spain Branch (PalMed Spain) have been successfully completed and approved by the Spanish authorities.
To celebrate this milestone, the founding members held a large gathering attended by Palestinian doctors from various regions across Spain. Members of PalMed Europe’s Executive Board also joined the meeting, during which the institutional relationship between the main organisation and the new branch — based on cooperation, coordination, and complementarity — was outlined.
The meeting was conducted in a spirit of collegiality and commitment, with participants expressing their readiness to fulfil their professional responsibilities in serving the Palestinian medical community in Spain. The branch aims to bring together Palestinian healthcare professionals, harness their expertise and energy, and unite their efforts to support and advance the Palestinian healthcare sector.
On behalf of the PalMed Europe Board and all its members across the continent, we warmly congratulate our colleagues in Spain on the establishment of this new branch. We wish them every success in their mission to serve our people in Palestine and the diaspora.
Together, we heal wounds.

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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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PalMed Europe has successfully completed its 26th medical mission to Gaza, where our team of specialists spent nearly two weeks delivering urgent humanitarian care.

Two senior consultants allowed to enter Gaza and to support Gaza’s struggling health sector:
  • A UK-based Consultant in Retinal Surgery & Ophthalmology
  • A Germany-based Consultant in Anaesthesia & Critical Care
Our doctors worked side by side with Gaza’s exhausted health workers at Baptist Hospital in Gaza City, Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, Gaza Eye Hospital, and Al-Amal Hospital. Together, we performed dozens of complex retinal surgeries and provided hundreds of consultations to patients in desperate need of care.
Since the beginning of the war, we have organised and led 26 medical missions to Gaza, in partnership with Rahma and the World Health Organization. Each mission strengthens the health system and eases the suffering of our people.
We are determined to continue sending more missions, expanding our support, and standing firmly with Gaza’s doctors and patients.

 

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