Since the attacks that began on October 7, 2023, more than 70,000 civilians have lost their lives and over 130,000 have been injured due to Israel’s systematic violence. Because of the inhumane blockade imposed by the regime, more than 460 people have died from starvation. In the Gaza Strip, over 454,000 homes have been completely destroyed by the attacks, and schools, hospitals, infrastructure facilities, and public buildings have become unusable.
IHH is conducting clean-up operations in the severely damaged northern regions of Gaza, using heavy machinery. These efforts aim to facilitate transportation for residents and accelerate the distribution of aid supplies. As the infrastructure has completely collapsed, most drinking water sources are unusable. To address this, the foundation provides thousands of people with safe drinking water every day.
What Has IHH Done in Gaza?
IHH continues its humanitarian activities in areas such as food, shelter, health, hygiene, and psychosocial support. Since October 7, 2023, the foundation has distributed 37,036,381 hot meals, 133,635,120 loaves of bread, 129,789 sacks of flour, 10,000 sacks of gluten-free flour, 1,211,083 assorted food items, 214,026 food parcels, 92,924 packs of patient and baby diapers, 124,814 hygiene kits, 1,938 medicines and medical supplies, 407 wheelchairs, medical beds, walkers, and crutches, cash assistance to 6,581 families, and 2,749 tankers of drinking water.
In addition, IHH has provided 74,810 portions of obligatory and vow sacrifices, 79,360 shelter supports, 73,105 blankets, 143,041 clothing items, 12 ambulances, 357 surgery supports, 17,848 vegetable packages, 1,325 stationery supplies, 7 tent cities, 8 mosque tents, and 485 liters of fuel.
How to Support
To help those in need in Palestine through IHH, you can send an SMS by writing GAZZE to 3072 to donate 30 TL, or to 4072 to donate 180 TL. Those who wish to contribute more can make online donations through IHH’s website or transfer funds to IHH’s bank accounts, writing GAZZE in the description section.
The foundation’s work in the region continues.
