Hot Meals for 2,000 Displaced People in Gaza

Dear Generous Donor,

Amidst the overwhelming pain and suffering endured by the people of Gaza, the stories of orphaned children stand as a bleeding wound in the conscience of humanity. Raed is one of those children — he lost his father during the latest brutal assault on the Gaza Strip and now lives with his mother and aunt in Al-Karama Camp in northern Gaza.

In these harsh conditions, under a suffocating siege that has made food almost unattainable, we were able — thanks to your generous support — to provide Raed and his family with a hot meal of rice, the only food currently available in Gaza due to the severe shortage of supplies.

When Raed tasted that simple meal, his face lit up with joy, as if he had received a royal feast. The rice was not merely food; it was a symbol of life, a message that there are still hearts reaching out with compassion amid the darkness.

On behalf of Raed, his mother, and his aunt, we extend our deepest thanks and sincere gratitude to you. Your generosity has brought warmth back to hearts worn down by the siege and gave a moment of joy to an orphaned child amidst the rubble of pain.

May God reward you abundantly and make every bite you provided a light and a blessing for you in this life and the next.

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Dear Donor,

In wounded Gaza, the tragedy is no longer just a passing headline — it has become a daily pain that consumes the lives of innocent people, especially children. There, where the siege tightens around every home, and hunger shows no mercy, mothers struggle to keep their children alive with whatever little food remains — and a great deal of patience and silent tears.

In Al-Karama Camp in northern Gaza, little Kholoud and Khawla live with their mother in a worn-out tent that offers no protection from the cold of night or the heat of day. The family is facing immense difficulty in securing food, with soaring prices and a severe shortage of basic supplies. Their mother can no longer provide them with daily meals.

But thanks to your compassionate support, we were able to offer the two girls a hot meal of rice. It wasn’t just food — it was a moment of warmth, a dose of hope in a time of cold and hunger.

Your giving does more than feed — it gives life. Every meal that reaches Gaza is a message of love, a hug to a grieving child, a helping hand to a worn-out mother, and a lifeline to a family fighting to survive.

Thank you from the heart. Please keep giving — for there are still many more like Kholoud and Khawla, waiting for mercy to reach them.

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