Kuwaiti Charity Launches Campaign to Raise Funds for Gaza
Dubbed “We are all Gaza”, it was organized in cooperation with a number of government institutes and NGOs, Al Jazeera reported.
In this campaign saw the extensive participation of companies, factories, hotels, and enterprises and people who donated part of their income and salaries for aiding the people of the Gaza Strip, who have been under relentless attacks by the Israeli regime for over 40 days.
The society’s director general, Dhari al-Baijan, said over 80 Kuwaiti institutions contributed to the campaign.
He said the funds raised in the campaign will be given to Kuwait’s ministry of foreign affairs to be spent for sending humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
Al-Baijan said the society seeks to draw attentions to the need for helping the people of Gaza.
He underlined that the society will continue to help the brothers in the Palestinian enclave.
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The death toll in Gaza from Israeli attacks that began on October 7 has climbed to 13,000, with over 5,500 children and 3,500 women among the casualties.
The number of injuries has surpassed 30,000, with more than three-quarters being children and women. Additionally, over 6,000 individuals are reported missing, suspected to be buried under collapsed buildings.
The continuous Israeli airstrikes have caused extensive damage, leaving thousands of buildings, including hospitals, mosques, and churches, either damaged or destroyed.
Gaza's plight has been further exacerbated by an Israeli blockade, resulting in severe shortages of fuel, electricity, water supplies, and restricted aid deliveries, despite mounting calls for a ceasefire.
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