This winter in Gaza began with heavy rains and heartbreaking scenes. Families already displaced by years of conflict now face flooding, disease, and freezing temperatures all while living under makeshift tents. Most of Gaza’s population has been forced from their homes. Now, with winter storms, their temporary shelters are collapsing under rainwater. Many tents are filled with sewage-soaked puddles. Parents are watching their children fall sick, without clean water, warm blan

This week, rain finally fell over Gaza. Alhamdulillah! However... For families living in tents, the rain was both a blessing and a hardship. The downpour was heavy. Tents flooded. Bedding got soaked. Children shivered as water ran underneath them. Plus, no way to collect the rainwater to drink, despite the desperate need for clean water. Alhamdulillah for the rain… but for families here, it brought no relief. The people continue to endure with sabr that leaves us humbled. May

We had just sent a truck full of water to Gaza. Every drop counted families were waiting, lining up with empty bottles, hoping to quench their thirst. But then… the truck emptied. The water was gone. And in that instant, desperation took over. People began to fight. Not out of anger, but out of survival. Mothers clutched their children, tears streaming down their faces. Men shouted in fear and frustration. Children cried out, reaching for the last remaining drops. The scene w