BMA Welcomes Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
The British Medical Association (BMA) welcomes the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, as well as the release of hostages.
A BMA-backed resolution was passed at the World Medical Association (WMA) General Assembly, condemning attacks on healthcare facilities in Gaza during the conflict.
The BMA has repeatedly called for the end of all hostilities and release of hostages by Hamas, and the release of healthcare workers being arbitrarily detained by Israel.
- The resolution, proposed by the Turkish Medical Association, calls for protection of healthcare facilities and staff under international humanitarian law.
- It also ensures the delivery of humanitarian aid and calls on national medical associations to condemn attacks on healthcare.
Author's summary: BMA welcomes ceasefire and condemns attacks on healthcare.
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