It is out. Our new Gaza nutrition report: Aid Reached Them. They Recovered. Child malnutrition cut in half in one year — 16.8% to 8.4%. Severe cases down 69%. When aid reached families, children recovered. The gains are fragile. @medglobalorg @WHO @UNICEF @WFP

Humbled to represent @MedGlobal and join the esteemed group of humanitarian leaders to discuss new solutions on supporting humanitarian aid and development in light of the cuts on foreign aid and dismantling of USAID, hilighting the role of philanthropy, interfaith, localization, and the 4Ds in Humanitarian Rest: Define priorities, Deliver and cut in red tape, Devolve power to the populations we serve, and Defend IHL. I highlighted the impact of cuts on the fields in Sudan, Syria, Gaza, Yemen, Lebanon, Colombia, Bangladesh, and Ukraine, and how to use technology and innovation to build resilience and empower local healthcare professionals. We discussed how MedGlobal is meeting the needs of vulnerable global communities amid major transitions in international development and humanitarian aid. Thank you @CFR_org, Irina Faskianos and Samantha Chang for arranging the inspiring discussion among diverse faith leaders in the US during 2026 Religion and Foreign Policy Workshop. Much appreciation to Myal Greene Greene, president and chief executive officer of World Relief; @abbymaxman, president and chief executive officer of Oxfam America, and Dr. Beth Oppenheim, chief executive officer of HIAS, and Sam Vigersky, international affairs fellow at CFR, who moderated the discussion.

Back to Lviv, #Ukraine in my sixth medical mission to the resilient country. Our team led by Dr. Michael Samotowka, organized a poly-trauma training course for surgical skills attended by more than 60 surgeons from different regions of Ukraine. So far @MedGlobalOrg trained more than 4000 Ukrainian healthcare professionals from 18 oblasts on much-needed skills in the context of war since the full-scale Russian invasion,