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UAE’s humanitarian support for Gaza reaches $828 million

 


UAE's humanitarian support for Gaza as the brutal Israel-Hamas fighting rages on has reached $828 million. It represents 42% of the total aid supplied since the beginning of the fighting. There is more.

In order to support the already fragile healthcare sector in Gaza, the UAE has contributed at least $18 million. Last year, the UAE launched its field hospital in Gaza as part of Operation ‘Gallant Knight 3’. The facility recently marked one year of functioning.

The Emirates Humanitarian City ensures a safe place for Palestinian families. The UAE has allocated close to $95 million to the emergency sector in Gaza. This includes relief shipments through different routes.

Led by President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, the UAE is one of the first countries to start humanitarian operations in Gaza. International officials from UN humanitarian organisations have praised the Gulf state for its generous support.

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