At a time when patients suffering from kidney failure in Gaza face the risk of death due to the destruction of dialysis centers, shortages of essential medicines, and prolonged power outages, the Arab International Commission for Reconstruction in Palestine continues its efforts to save what can be saved.
As part of its urgent humanitarian response, and in coordination with the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the Commission has launched a project to rehabilitate the ground floor of the dialysis building and expand its bed capacity in the Gaza Strip, funded by the Commission’s offices in Germany, Morocco, and Denmark.
This project is not merely a renovation—it is a lifeline for hundreds of patients who await a dose of hope and a dialysis session that could keep them alive.
