I can only answer that question from the perspective of an organization that provides humanitarian assistance to people who have been displaced, in among other causes, for their need to access humanitarian assistance. I can't speak to why this topic is raised more than any other. I can speak to the fact that it is certainly not the only displacement crisis happening around the world to which we are responding, creating the immense needs that need to be addressed. However, it's important to emphasize that we are talking about a population that does not have anywhere to go. There has not been a response specifically to the displacement needs to ensure that people have access to the care they need and to what they need to survive. In fact, there has been a specific reduction in humanitarian access inside Gaza in particular.
The fact that this is happening in full view of the world, in full view in one of the most covered crises.... As MSF, we have visibility on a number of similar displacement crises and political crises that do not get the attention. The fact that we are seeing in full view the reduction and impediments to humanitarian assistance when the needs are so very clear is perhaps one of the most disappointing aspects of this, and it's why it continues to need the attention that's focused on it.