In July, 2014, amid the tragedy of a war between Israel and Hamas-controlled Gaza—a conflict in which thousands of rockets and missiles were fired, leaving hundreds of children and women dead—The Lancet published a letter by Paola Manduca and colleagues. We had been working with Palestinian health professionals since 2007 to help advance their health and health care through research collaboration. The intention of publishing the letter from Manduca et al was to signal a cry of anguish for a people we had come to know well.
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