“…Located on the south-eastern side of the Mediterranean Sea, and housing 2 million Palestinians in only 365 km 2 area of land, the Gaza Strip is considered to be one of the most densely populated urban areas around the world with nearly 5,479 persons per square meter ( United Nations Country Teamin, 2017 ). Being overcrowded with very limited resources alongside with being besieged for 13 years by Israel severely affects Gazans’ daily life, including economy, education, healthcare, and other aspects of lifeThe healthcare system in the Gaza Strip is already overstressed, and has significantly deteriorated through the repeated rounds of violence with Israel in 2009, 2012, and 2014 alongside other random escalations in 2018 and 2019, Great March of return, not to mention the impact of blockade, internal dividing between Palestinians, and the overall unrested situation as well as limited resources and medical supplies ( Mills et al, 2020 ). As such, the healthcare system is at huge risk with the COVID-19 outbreak emerging giving such complicated situation especially with whole world being under crisis and the extreme demand of health service and special protection measures and equipment needed to respond to such pandemic situation.…”