We always welcome interest in our work, and of course also from journalists. We are happy to present our projects and arrange interview partners. Further material such as photos and information brochures are available on request.

It may also be possible to accompany our work directly on site. As we often work in areas of active conflict, we cannot always make this possible. But we are also happy to receive inquiries and will check whether a visit to the team in the field is possible.

Please send inquiries to: presse[at]cadus.org

Information materials under Resources

07.05.2024
Angst in Rafah: “Jeder weiß, dass etwas passieren wird”
Stern

26.04.2024
“Im Norden Gazas versteht man, was es heißt, wenn Menschen verhungern”
Zeit Online

17.04.2024
Weltspiegel extra: Aktuelle Lage in Gaza
ARD Weltspiegel

16.04.2024
Emergency Medical Teams in Gaza: Saving lives and preserving health
World Health Organization

Berliner Hilfsorganisation in Gaza
Radioeins

14.04.2024
Gaza: Freiwillige üben für medizinischen Nothilfe-Einsatz
rbb24

04.04.2024
Rettung aus Gaza: Wenn Helfen lebensgefährlich ist
Monitor

03.04.2024
Nach Israels Luftschlag gegen NGO: Hilfslieferungen nach Gaza vorerst gestopp
DW

21.03.2024
Freiwillige retten im Krisengebiet Menschenleben
Deutschlandfunk Nova

17.03.2024
Severely injured patients trapped in Gaza’s hospitals as evacuations are halted
The Guardian

Evacuation standstill leaves critically injured stranded in Gaza hospitals
Arab News

14.03.2024
30-Jähriger aus Schifferstadt rettet Menschenleben im Gazastreifen
Mannheimer Morgen

12.03.2024
Ein Ort, an dem nur noch das Leid wächst
Augsburger Allgemeine

10.03.2024
Fairfax nurse to provide medical aid in Gaza
Marin Independent Journal

08.03.2024
„Es braucht nicht viel, bis die Stimmung in Rafah kippt“
FAZ

06.03.2024
Hungersnot in Gaza: Können Spenden aus Deutschland helfen?
Stern

04.03.2024
Medizinische Hilfe im Gazastreifen
ZDF Morgenmagazin

01.03.2024
Deutscher Kriegssanitäter in Rafah: “Wir sind de facto eingesperrt”
Stern

“Wir sind permanent im Einsatz”
ZDF Mittagsmagazin

28.02.2024
Aid in Gaza: A month on, did the ICJ make any difference?
Stories of our times

27.02.2024
Rettungssanitäter in Gaza: “Viele Menschen müssten nicht sterben”
Badische Zeitung

26.02.2024
Helfer über Lage in Rafah: “Die Menschen können nirgendwo hin”
Salzburger Nachrichten

25.02.2024
Mit Notärzten im Gaza-Einsatz
ARD Weltspiegel

22.02.2024
Berliner Helfer nach Gaza-Einsatz: „Viele sterben, die nicht sterben müssten“
Berliner Zeitung

21.02.2024
Erst der Hunger, dann die Infekte
TAZ

15.02.2024
Experte: In Rafah gibt es bereits eine humanitäre Katastrophe
NDR Info Radio

Berliner Helfer im Gazastreifen: “Manche wollen lieber sterben, als so weiterzuleben”
Spiegel online

Israels mögliche Bodenoffensive in Rafah
Tagesspiegel

Drohender Angriff auf Rafah
Spiegel online / AFP

Auf schmalem Grat zwischen Krieg und Frieden
Rheinische Post / AFP

13.02.2024
Notfallsanitäter über chaotische Lage in Rafah: “Unfassbare Masse an Menschen”
Prosieben

Deutscher Helfer in Rafah
ntv

Sebastian Jünemann live aus Rafah, Gaza
RTL

11.02.2024
Evakuierungen: “Niemand hat einen Plan”
heute journal

04.02.2024
Humanitäre Hilfe: Von Berlin bis nach Gaza. Die Hilfsorganisation Cadus leistet Unterstützung in Palästina
ND

01.2024
How to Tolocar. Playbook for Mobile Makerspaces
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH: Tolocar Playbook S. 64-67

Emergency aid mission in Gaza: Berlin organization sends team
29.01.2024

The Berlin-based humanitarian emergency response organization CADUS is sending a medical team to Gaza at the beginning of February. CADUS will thus be the first German Emergency Medical Team (EMT) in the Gaza Strip.

CADUS founder and CEO Sebastian Jünemann explains: “This is our organization’s most complicated mission to date. Logistical challenges and the tense security situation go hand in hand with the particularly severe humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.”

Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

More than 25,000 people have died and more than 63,000 people have been injured as a result of Israel’s military operation in Gaza in response to the terrorist attacks on October 7. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there is a widespread lack of medical care, water, food, fuel, accommodation and means of communication.

Medical help despite uncertainty

These circumstances not only put the people in Gaza in an emergency situation, but also make international aid more difficult. “Despite all the intensive preparations, we don’t know with certainty what to expect on the ground. But we are confident that we will be able to provide urgently needed medical aid in Gaza,” explains Tankred Beume, Head of Emergency Response at CADUS. The mission takes place on behalf of the WHO and within the framework of the WHO Emergency Medical Team (EMT) structure.

Potential donors for this mission are also affected by the consequences of the budget freeze. CADUS is therefore financing the mission from the organization’s last reserves and is calling for donations.

About CADUS

The independent and non-profit organization was founded in 2014. CADUS was deployed in Northeast-Syria and other areas for many years. The organization is currently mainly active in Ukraine. Its activities there include medical evacuations and training for medical personnel. In the CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace, the organization equips its emergency vehicles and develops equipment for international emergency and disaster relief.