EU Provides €50M Humanitarian Aid to Gaza & West Bank

The European Commission has announced an additional €50 million in emergency humanitarian assistance to address the worsening crisis in Gaza and the West Bank. This brings the European Union’s total humanitarian aid in 2025 to €220 million, and more than €550 million since 2023.

The Commission confirmed that Gaza is facing its first-ever famine. The ongoing military assault on Gaza City has caused mass forced displacement, leaving families in urgent need of food, shelter, healthcare, and protection.

In the occupied West Bank, persistent forced displacement, strict movement restrictions, and rising settler violence have created critical humanitarian needs. The EU highlighted urgent requirements for protection, shelter, and access to basic services in the region.

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“The humanitarian situation in Gaza and the West Bank is unprecedented. Families are facing starvation and displacement at an alarming scale,” the European Commission said in an official statement.

The latest EU funding aims to support relief organizations on the ground to provide immediate aid, including food assistance, shelter, medical care, and protection services for vulnerable populations.

This funding follows previous EU aid programs, reflecting the bloc’s continued commitment to humanitarian assistance in conflict-affected areas.