DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT: Help Us Shield Gaza’s Orphan Families From the Winter.

As the winter storms arrive, life for displaced families in Gaza becomes unbearable. Homes are rubble. The ground is turning to mud. For orphan-headed households and children, a simple blanket is not enough—it quickly gets soaked, becoming useless. They face three threats simultaneously: freezing cold, relentless rain, and gnawing hunger.

We need to provide more than just aid; we need to provide a defense system against the elements.

UNLOCK THE MATCH: Your Sadaqah Is Doubled – We have secured a dedicated fund to maximize your contribution. This is the most effective way to donate this winter. Right now, your donation is Matched £1 for £1. 

Winter Bundles:

£60 Be The Dignity & Warmth (You give £30) Provides a Heavy Blanket & Prayer Kit for an orphan mother.

£90 Be The Winter Shield (You give £45) The Core Protection Kit: Child Coat & Essential Waterproof Cover.

£350 Be The Community Lifeline (You give £175) Funds a Hot Food Pot, feeding up to 80 people instantly.

Clean Drinking Water

Damaged infrastructure has left Gaza facing a severe water crisis. For just £13, you can provide a family with safe drinking water, protecting them from waterborne illnesses during this humanitarian emergency.

Your donation helps our ground team deliver this life-sustaining resource to families who need it most.

Tip to JustGiving is optional – you can set it to £0 at checkout

A Palestinian man carrying his blanket

 

Hot Meals for Gaza

Families in Gaza need nourishment now. Our local team prepares and delivers hot, nutritious meals directly to those affected by the crisis.

Each meal provides essential calories, comfort, and dignity to people who have lost access to cooking facilities and food supplies. Your donation ensures immediate hunger relief when it matters most.

Help us deliver hot meals—and hope—to families in Gaza today.

Tip to JustGiving is optional – you can set it to £0 at checkout

Clean Drinking Water

Damaged infrastructure has left Gaza facing a severe water crisis. For just £13, you can provide a family with safe drinking water, protecting them from waterborne illnesses during this humanitarian emergency.

Your donation helps our ground team deliver this life-sustaining resource to families who need it most.

Tip to JustGiving is optional – you can set it to £0 at checkout

A Palestinian man carrying his blanket

Occupied West Bank (Including East Jerusalem)

  • Fatalities: Between October 7, 2023, and late November 2025, at least 1,030 Palestinians, including at least 223 children, have been killed in the West Bank. This represents a substantial increase in the rate of violence.

  • Injuries: While a precise recent total figure is difficult to pinpoint, the violence continues at alarming levels, with high numbers of injuries resulting from Israeli military operations, settler violence, and other forms of conflict. OCHA has documented thousands of injuries since October 2023.

  • Settler Violence: Attacks by Israeli settlers have increased significantly, with over 1,000 Palestinians injured in settler attacks so far in 2025 alone, more than double the number injured in all of 2024.

  • Detainees: OCHA has documented the detention of at least 427 Palestinians, including 52 children, in certain high-tension areas since October 2023.

The ongoing conflict continues to have devastating consequences for the civilian population in both Gaza and the West Bank, leading to catastrophic levels of death, injury, and destruction of essential infrastructure.

UPDATE ON THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN GAZA AND THE WEST BANK

The humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate, with a tragic increase in casualties resulting from the ongoing conflict. The latest reports, approaching the two-year mark since the onset of the conflict, paint a grim picture of the impact on civilians, especially vulnerable populations.

Here are the most recent statistics for Gaza and the West Bank as of late November 2025 (Note: Figures are drawn from various humanitarian and government sources, primarily the Gaza Ministry of Health and OCHA, and are subject to continuous revision):

This is the updated copy with the latest available figures from late November/early December 2025.

The figures reflect the ongoing crisis and are primarily drawn from UN agencies (OCHA, UNRWA) and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and they remain subject to continuous revision.

Gaza

  • Fatalities: The death toll in Gaza has now reached nearly 70,000 Palestinians since October 7, 2023, according to the Ministry of Health. This figure is often cited as over 69,000 and includes thousands presumed dead under rubble and unaccounted for.

  • Injuries: Over 170,000 individuals have been injured since the conflict began in October 2023.

  • Child Impact: At least 20,000 children have reportedly been killed since October 2023. This is approximately 30% of total fatalities. Additionally, over 42,000 children have been injured. The destruction of healthcare, food, and water infrastructure has led to a catastrophic spike in malnutrition and related deaths, with at least 135 childrenreportedly having starved to death as of early September 2025.

  • Displacement: Approximately 90% of Gaza’s population (over 2 million people) have been forcibly displaced, with an estimated 1.9 million people being internally displaced. Many have moved multiple times in search of safety.

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