Gaza Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory Travel Guide
Signal for encrypted communication.
Maps.me or downloaded Google Maps data.
Specific security and communication apps from your mission.
For learning basic Arabic phrases. Babbel.com
For secure online access. NordVPN.com
For humanitarian situation reports: Ocha.un.org
For health crisis updates: Www.who.int
UN Relief and Works Agency: Www.unrwa.org
International Committee of the Red Cross: Www.icrc.org
Reuters, AP, BBC, Al Jazeera, NY Times, Washington Post.
Books on Palestine and Gaza's history for deep context.
Publications from Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch.
Memoirs and journalistic accounts (e.g., Joe Sacco, Mohammed Omer).
Your main point of contact for all mission-related issues and emergencies.
For immediate security threats, movement coordination, and emergency response.
For passport issues, legal concerns, or major personal emergencies (in Israel/Egypt).
Adherence to all security advisories is absolute. Deviating from organizational protocols or attempting independent action places yourself and your team at extreme risk.
Obtain an official assignment or invitation from a reputable organization.
Begin rigorous permit processes with Israeli and/or Egyptian authorities.
Acquire hazardous region travel and medical evacuation insurance.
Ensure passport validity extends 6 months beyond planned stay.
Receive mandatory security briefings from your organization.
Consult health professionals for vaccinations and medications.
Confirm all permits and logistical arrangements one week prior.
Inform family and emergency contacts of your itinerary.
Your sponsoring organization coordinates all movement, entry, and exit. Personal safety is of utmost importance; strict compliance with all directives is expected.
