FAJR Medical
FAJR Humanity
FAJR Scientific
Rebuilding Gaza’s Collapsed Healthcare System and delivering Humanitarian Relief
Ongoing humanitarian and medical efforts to stabilize the healthcare system in the face of severe resource shortages and a collapsing infrastructure.
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“Gaza is more than a news headline. It is a home, a history, and a heart beating against all odds...”
- Dr Mosab Nasser, CEO
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Impact of Surgical Missions Amid Mass Casualties from Bombardment
Between April 2024 and September 2024, FAJR carried out five surgical missions in Gaza, with 35 volunteer medical staff completing 1,705 surgeries and procedures over a period of 250 days.
Supported Overwhelmed Staff in 4 Hospitals
Increased the capacity to treat mass casualties and reduced post-surgical mortality rates.
Provided Critical Supplies and Equipment
Donated orthopedic implants, surgical gauze, external fixators, pain medications, and advanced wound care tools.
Performed Advanced Surgical Procedures
Performed Gaza’s first nerve grafts and complex burn treatments, expanding local surgical capabilities.
Trained Local Surgeons in Surgical Procedures
Offered hands-on training in nerve and vascular surgery to build long-term surgical expertise.
Stabilized Critically Injured Patients
Conducted 443 ER cases, 296 ICU management cases, 224 opthalmology cases and 7 general surgeries.
Conducted complex Orthopedic Surgeries
Performed 165 upper limb surgeries, 151 ortho reconstructuctions and 142 lower limb surgeries.
Expanded access to vascular surgery
Conducted 42 vascular procedures including debulking of gangrenous tissue, and bypass surgeries.
Performed maxillofacial and plastic surgeries
Performed 8 maxillofacial surgeries including foreign body removals from facial wounds caused by debris.
Medics in Gaza risking their lives to save people hurt by Israel’s war
Al Jazeera
May 23, 2024
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Impact of Humanitarian Efforts to Ensure Basic Necessities for those impacted by Bombardment
Medical Evacuations
Evacuated 30 critically injured children to receive urgent medical treatment abroad including prosthetics and orthopedic reconstruction.
Food Distribution
Provided 10,000 food parcels, 10,000 wheat bags, 1,000 hot meals and 200 emergency food parcels to families in need.
Medical Supplies Distribution
Delivered 262,932 units of medication including antibiotics, analgesics, topical treatments and pediatric suspends, distributed to 10 clinics and institutions.
Free Pharmacy
Provided essential medications like 600 insulin pens and more than 1,000 other medications to those on the streets of Gaza and across the hospitals’ corridors.
Street Clinic
Provided essential medical care to 500+ patients on the streets of Gaza and across the hospitals’ corridors since January 2023.
Water Distribution
Deliver 18,000 liters of purified water weekly to Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis for a total of 100,000 liters of water to date.
Medicine amidst genocide in Gaza: An interview with Bilal Irfan
World Socialist Website
November 17, 2024
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Research Contributions
FAJR has been at the forefront of innovative research about Palestine. All mission trips are rigorously monitored, academically analyzed, and data is collected to improve outcomes of future medical trips and improve Palestinian healthcare policy and outcomes. These are the most recent publications:
Peer Reviewed Publications
Digital health in humanitarian crises: A case study of Gaza and the West Bank
Digital Health
August 21, 2025
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Paediatric medical evacuations from Gazahave been obstructed and are increasingly difficult
Medicine, Conflict and Survival
June 5, 2025
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Trauma by the Numbers: A Cross-Sectional Analysis and Categorization of Trauma Cases in the Gaza War
International Journal of Public Health
May 22, 2025
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Combating infections under siege: Healthcare challenges amidst the military assault in Gaza
World Medical & Health Policy
November 6, 2024
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Addressing Healthcare Disparities in the West Bank
Annual missions started in 2023 targeted medical interventions and the deployment of specialized teams to provide critical care and building local capacity. These missions are dedicated to fostering sustainable healthcare systems, and improving access and quality.
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Supported 3 hospitals treat trauma injuries
60 volunteer EMT's advanced local medical care by conducting 210 advanced surgeries and providing trainings
Introduced the FAJR Severity Index (FSI)
Introduced improved procedural management and resource allocation
Performed first maxillofacial surgery
Conducted the regions first 14-hour free flap surgery, raising medical standards in maxillofacial and plastic care.
Conducted surgeries to address severe injuries
Conducted neuro, laparoscopic, cataract and orthopedic surgeries in a resource-limited setting
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Bringing specialized treatment to underserved communities across Pakistan
In April 2025, FAJR Global embarked on its inaugural medical mission that provided surgical care from restoring vision to repairing hearts and joints to patients in Karachi,Kashmir, Lahore, and Abbottabad.
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Medics in Gaza risking their lives to save people hurt by Israel’s war
Al Jazeera
May 23, 2024
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Provided life-saving surgical care to underserved communities
42 volunteer medical professionals conducted 131 surgeries in three provinces
Addressed a wide range of critical health needs
Provided care across multiple specialties including cardiology, orthopedics and joint reconstruction, urology, gynecology, opthalmology and more.
Performed groundbreaking heart procedures
Performed the first Harmony Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve (TPV) implantation in the developing world
Trained Local Surgeons in Surgical Procedures
Conducted orthopedic workshop and hands on training for local surgical teams across multiple specialties.
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Building Medical Resilience in Lebanon
In October 2024, FAJR Global deployed a skilled medical team to deliver lifesaving care for civilians impacted by blast injuries.
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Medics in Gaza risking their lives to save people hurt by Israel’s war
Al Jazeera
May 23, 2024
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Provided Support to Medical Staff at 2 Hopsitals
15 volunteer EMT's conducted 392 surgeries over a period of 73 days amid restricted resources and logistical constraints.
Improved local medical practice
Implemented advanced surgical and medical procedures equip local teams to emergency response.
Conducted medical training
Led workshops on advanced wound closure, reconstructive techniques, and how to handle mass casualty incidents.
Increased patient morale
Provided toys, books and treats to young patients to create a compassionate and supportive environment for recovery.
