Stories written by Dawn Clancy

Gaza Counts Costs of Catastrophic Impacts of Israeli Bombardment on Healthcare

By Dawn Clancy
With enough steel and concrete, the hospitals that have been smashed to bits in Gaza can be rebuilt. But a construction plan paired with an army of bulldozers will not be enough to reconstruct the entirety of Gaza's health care system, which, after many months of war, has been decimated by the Israeli military forces.

Gaza Humanitarian Aid: How a Lack of Political Will Sabotaged Resolution 2720

By Dawn Clancy
Before the three-phased ceasefire deal—proposed by President Joe Biden and dragged over the finish line by the then-incoming Donald Trump administration—silenced the bombs and drones over Gaza and allowed for humanitarian aid to flow into the strip, there was United Nations Security Council Resolution 2720.

Seeds of Resilience Despite Massive Destruction in Gaza

By Dawn Clancy
It was two weeks before October 7—when Hamas attacked Israel—that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood behind the rostrum in the United Nations General Assembly hall clutching a crude map of what he called the "new Middle East," a visual that erased the land of Palestine.

Will the UN’s Pact of The Future Modernize the World’s Outdated Multilateral Systems?

By Dawn Clancy
While most world leaders who attended the United Nations inaugural Summit of the Future—a two-day high-level event at UN headquarters in New York meant to address the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century—agree that the world's aging multilateral system needs modernizing, not all agree on how to get there.
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