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Is Aid getting in?????
This is a question we get often and the answer is YES, alhamdulillah. Getting aid into Gaza can be like London busses, sometimes you wait for a while and nothing arrives and other time you get 3 in a row – but aid is getting through.
This is a link to the UNRWA aid dashboard which monitors the number of trucks that enter and the type of aid delivered. InshaAllah it will help remove the myth of no aid getting through but is it enough aid?? No it isnt.
We fundraise so that when the corridors open up our aid is waiting on the door to enter and be delivered. So please dont give up hope, you send your donations, we will deliver the donations and inshAllah Allah will write your reward.
Together for the sake of Allah we will help the people of Gaza.
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Some background information on Gaza’s neighbourhoods
The Gaza Strip comprises five governorates: North Gaza, Gaza City, Deir el-Balah, Khan Younis and Rafah.
North Gaza extends for 10km (6 miles) and shares the only crossing into Israel through Beit Hanoon, also known as the Erez crossing (closed including for emergency aid)
North Gaza is home to the Jabalia refugee camp, the largest in the strip.
Gaza City is the largest and most populous city within the Gaza Strip, with more than 750,000 residents. Rimal, Shujaiya and Tel al-Hawa are among its most well-known neighbourhoods.
At the heart of the Rimal neighbourhood is al-Shifa Hospital (ran out of power on 15th October) – the largest medical facility in the Gaza Strip.
Deir el-Balah is one of Gaza’s largest agricultural producers. It is also home to four refugee camps: Nuseirat, al-Bureij, al-Maghazi and Deir el-Balah.
Gaza’s only operating power plant is located along the district’s boundary with Gaza City (Closed: No fuel to power it)
Khan Younis is home to some 430,000 people. At its centre is the Khan Younis refugee camp, where about 90,000 people live.
Rafah is the southernmost district of Gaza with a population of about 275,000. Rafah is also the name of the crossing with Egypt that is located here.
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