This is not an appeal for sympathy; this is an emergency appeal for Gaza. The citizens in Gaza are languishing, and we must take action now. We cannot imagine the pain that they experience or how they still stand fighting without an idea of when to stop.
Life in Gaza Is More Than Numbers
There is a true human story behind every newspaper, every news story. A father waiting for food that will never be found. A small girl making pictures in the dust, with no knowledge of what peace is.
This is the situation Gaza is experiencing today for many people. Recent reports indicate that more than a million people need food, clean water, medical help, and shelter urgently. The infrastructure is broken, and numerous hospitals are functioning with no electricity and basic materials.
It is simple to look the other way, but the need is never so great.
A Crisis That Needs a Global Response
The Gaza emergency appeal is not simply a request for donations. It is an appeal to humanity. On behalf of the lives that are innocent to be in a war they had no part in.
When bombs are raining and borders are sealed, when the aid convoys are obstructed, then it is the global community that must take action. United, we can help relieve the pressure on our Palestinian brothers and sisters.
Whether food parcels, clean water, or medical aid, your contribution is appreciated.
Why We Must Save for Palestine Now
What would happen to us? We put some money aside on rainy days, we put aside some money for weddings, and we put aside some money for education. What would happen to us if we decided to save Palestine?
Palestine may be saved by putting aside even modest sums as a means of aiding people who are enduring hardships that can hardly be imagined. It can translate into finding a child or a mother in front of a doctor. It may aid in constructing a destroyed house, or it may be used to supply blankets to families who slept in the cold.
We are not helpless. Just a bit of our savings will enlighten those languishing in darkness.
Unity is Strength
It is during such times that the word ummah is not merely a word. It is made compulsory. A calling. A checkup that we are one body, one part suffering means the rest of the body suffers.
A reliable ummah charity will guide you on where you can offer your help. They operate on the ground, delivering aid wherever there is need. These charities cover everything, helping them reach places that are almost at their knees, from emergency food distribution to shelter and healthcare.
It does not only concern aid. It has to do with supporting Palestine at its hour of need.
What You Can Do in This Struggle
There is not a grain of sense to play. Your voice, your awareness, and your NGO do make a difference.
Everybody can make a difference. Another reason can imply something.
Make It a Family Cause
Engage your children. Teach them with compassion. Tell them how someone might be able to restore a life so far away with just a non-meaningful act of kindness.
Palestine saving can become a family affair. Put at least a jar in the corner of your home with the words Palestine Fund written on it. Allow them to drop coins into it and experience the pleasure of giving.
By bringing up compassionate children, we envision a caring future.
Told Their Story
Share the story of Share Gaza on your social networks. Discuss it in your workplace, school, or community group. Make people understand that this crisis is only at its beginning and should not be taken into consideration.
Make use of the hashtags. Tell the truth. Never be quiet.
Answer the Call
It is high time that action is taken. This should not be another unpleasant image that we scroll past. Give to the Gaza emergency response today. Save a bit, and set it aside to build a house in Palestine.
Donate to a One Ummah charity and have confidence in them to give your assistance where it is needed.
We can make a difference.
Final Thought
There is still hope in Gaza. It thrives in the eyes of a child who thinks that the world does not forget them. Be that hope.
Give. Share. Pray. Act.
Since the people of Gaza are not numbers. We are a part of them.