On August 15, 2026, the humanitarian operation “Al-Faris Al-Shaham 3” reported significant achievements in its ongoing efforts to support the populations in Gaza. Through its weekly summary, the operation highlighted the delivery of 27,000 food and health parcels along with various initiatives aimed at improving the living conditions of displaced families in the region.
Humanitarian Efforts in Gaza
As per the recent video shared via X, the operation showcased its extensive humanitarian and relief initiatives undertaken during Week 144. These efforts included the provision of food, health, and shelter support, alongside medical services aimed at enhancing health conditions within the displacement camps.
Combatting Pests and Improving Health Conditions
The operation’s teams are actively engaged in pest control campaigns within the displacement camps, focusing on improving sanitary conditions and combatting the spread of pests. This initiative is vital in fostering a healthier environment for the vulnerable communities residing in these camps.
Distribution of Essential Supplies
In the past week alone, nine humanitarian initiatives were launched, benefiting a total of 13,945 individuals. These initiatives included coordination with visiting delegations, underlining the operation’s commitment to its ongoing humanitarian activities within Gaza.
Daily Food Production and Support
Five bakeries, funded by the operation, produce approximately 4,000 loaves of bread daily, serving around 20,000 people each day. In addition, five communal kitchens are providing 1,500 meals daily, benefitting nearly 7,500 individuals.
Comprehensive Aid Distribution
The week’s report indicated that 15,177 assorted food parcels and 12,119 health parcels were distributed, along with 702 various clothing parcels. The teams responded to 955 urgent requests for assistance, reflecting the pressing needs of the population.
Medical Care and Health Services
In the medical sector, the operation reported treating 2,199 cases at the Emirates Medical Centre, with an additional 1,670 cases treated elsewhere. Furthermore, 334 individuals received care through the mobile clinic known as “Ambulance.”
Additional Support and Supplies
The comprehensive support included the distribution of 38 relief bags, 47 gallons of water, and an impressive 44,310 kilograms of dates. Moreover, 67 tents, 104 winter blankets, and 136 tarpaulins were provided to enhance the living conditions of those in need.