AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGaza Public Health Alarm: WHO chief Tedros says Gaza’s humanitarian and public health situation is worsening as winter nears and most people remain displaced in overcrowded camps, warning the health system can’t absorb more disease and illness. Aid Logistics: UN and partners report daily aid deliveries into Gaza despite restrictions and funding gaps, including infant food, school bags, and adult diapers, while WHO says over 13,000 patients have been medically evacuated since Oct. 2023. Medical Care Under Strain: UN highlights the urgent need to reopen West Bank referral pathways, including to East Jerusalem hospitals, as thousands still lack specialized treatment. Screen-Time Guidance: Israel’s Health Ministry issues new parent recommendations—no screens before age 2, smartphones only after 13, and social media no earlier than 15—alongside a digital campaign. Emergency Response Upgrade (Akko): Magen David Adom inaugurates a specially adapted Mobile Intensive Care Unit ambulance in Akko to cut response times by bypassing a low bridge. Clinical Research (Israel): Kamada announces an Israel Tax Authority ruling that may reduce Israeli withholding tax on its announced cash dividend for eligible shareholders. Violence and Injuries (West Bank): UN condemns the killing of two Palestinian teenagers in Al-Mughayyir, calling for accountability and an end to escalating settler violence.
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