The clinic reached the Nablus displacement camp in the Al-Sawarha area west of Nuseirat, where medical teams conducted on-site consultations for approximately 180 displaced families. Services included full medical examinations together with provision of essential medicines and basic treatment, all delivered inside the camp boundaries. The approach eliminated the need for vulnerable residents to undertake journeys to distant facilities, a step that formed part of the operation’s established pattern of direct outreach.
Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 represents the UAE’s largest humanitarian campaign in the territory, launched under directives from President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Gulf News figures published on July 24, 2026 place total UAE assistance delivered through the operation at $3.12 billion. The campaign has maintained parallel tracks of aid convoys, fixed medical infrastructure and mobile units since its inception.
A field hospital established inside Gaza under the same operation has treated more than 114,000 patients since opening, the Gulf News assessment found. The UAE floating hospital docked at Al Arish port in Egypt has separately cared for 7,700 patients from Gaza and performed more than 2,700 surgeries, according to updates from the Emirates News Agency. These fixed assets operate alongside the mobile clinic to address both acute and routine medical needs across the region.
Dr. Rushdi Al-Farra serves as a member of the medical committee overseeing the mobile component of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3. The committee has directed repeated deployments to camps housing families displaced by broader regional conditions. Such visits have become a regular feature of the programme, extending care to populations that face persistent access barriers.
Ala Qazaar, aged 45, and Nihad Al-Hilu, aged 46 and a mother of four, were among those who received treatment during the Sunday stop in the Nablus camp. Their cases illustrated the range of patients served, from individuals managing chronic conditions to families seeking immediate paediatric and maternal support. The clinic’s presence formed one element in a wider network of UAE medical facilities that have collectively recorded more than 145,000 patient interactions since the current phase began.
