29 dec 2015
Dozens of Palestinian orphans and widows on Tuesday organized a sit-in in Nablus city in protest at Israel's closure of the humanitarian relief foundation al-Egatha al-Insaneya, which provides assistance for thousands of orphans.
Orphan children carried banners demanding the Israeli occupation authority to reopen the foundation and stop depriving them of living a decent life.
Director of the foundation in Nazareth Ra'ed al-Zoabi and deputy mayor of Nablus Annan al-Atira participated in the protest.
Zoabi told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the Israeli closure decision against the foundation, which was issued about one month ago, was illegal and made without prior notice, describing it as a politically-motivated measure aimed at punishing the Islamic Movement in the 1948 occupied lands.
He affirmed that the foundation is an independent humanitarian society that provides support for 32,000 orphans in the West Bank and Gaza.
Orphan children carried banners demanding the Israeli occupation authority to reopen the foundation and stop depriving them of living a decent life.
Director of the foundation in Nazareth Ra'ed al-Zoabi and deputy mayor of Nablus Annan al-Atira participated in the protest.
Zoabi told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the Israeli closure decision against the foundation, which was issued about one month ago, was illegal and made without prior notice, describing it as a politically-motivated measure aimed at punishing the Islamic Movement in the 1948 occupied lands.
He affirmed that the foundation is an independent humanitarian society that provides support for 32,000 orphans in the West Bank and Gaza.
20 dec 2015
Hundreds of men, women and children participated in a demonstration on Saturday evening for "the orphans' sponsors" in Kafr Kanna in the 1948 occupied lands.
The march was in protest against Israel's decision to close 17 of the Islamic Movement’s institutions, including the “Humanitarian Relief Foundation", which is concerned with the affairs of orphans and their sponsorship.
The demonstration, which was organized by the High Follow-Up Committee for Arab Citizens in Israel, started from "Othman bin Affan" mosque in Kafr Kana. The demonstrators chanted slogans and raised banners condemning the ban on the Foundation which supports orphans. Dozens of orphans, who will be deprived of their monthly allowances as a result of the Israeli decision, participated in the demonstration.
Sheikh Raed Salah, head of the Islamic Movement, and his deputy, Sheikh Kamal Khatib, along with social and political leaders and figures, and a crowd of supporters of the Islamic Movement participated in the march.
In the same context, a rally was organized, in which leader of the High Follow-Up Committee, Muhammad Barakeh, delivered a speech. He stressed that the Committee stands by the Islamic Movement and its humanitarian projects carried out for the benefit of the Palestinian people wherever they are; in the West Bank, Jerusalem, Gaza and the 1948 occupied lands.
He said that the Israeli decision to close those institutions is political and is a criminal and racist act.
He stressed on the need for solidarity and unity among the Palestinians against these decisions, which aim to hit the very existence and steadfastness of the Palestinian people.
For his part, the lawyer Hussein Abu Hussein, a sponsor for orphans, denounced the decision of closing these institutions, and said that it is an illegal decision, targeting Palestinians and the projects for orphans' sponsorship. He affirmed that humanitarian projects will not stop, especially the Islamic Movement projects, topped by those supporting Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque.
Sheikh Raed Salah, in his turn, spoke about the Israeli unjust decision and stressed the need to support such institutions.
He stressed the need to support the humanitarian projects and to stand by the Palestinians in the West Bank, Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque.
“The Israeli offensive will not scare us and will not prevent us from communicating with our people to help them and to stand by them in their ordeal, especially our people in Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque”, he said, stressing that this offensive will fail as it has failed in the past.
The march was in protest against Israel's decision to close 17 of the Islamic Movement’s institutions, including the “Humanitarian Relief Foundation", which is concerned with the affairs of orphans and their sponsorship.
The demonstration, which was organized by the High Follow-Up Committee for Arab Citizens in Israel, started from "Othman bin Affan" mosque in Kafr Kana. The demonstrators chanted slogans and raised banners condemning the ban on the Foundation which supports orphans. Dozens of orphans, who will be deprived of their monthly allowances as a result of the Israeli decision, participated in the demonstration.
Sheikh Raed Salah, head of the Islamic Movement, and his deputy, Sheikh Kamal Khatib, along with social and political leaders and figures, and a crowd of supporters of the Islamic Movement participated in the march.
In the same context, a rally was organized, in which leader of the High Follow-Up Committee, Muhammad Barakeh, delivered a speech. He stressed that the Committee stands by the Islamic Movement and its humanitarian projects carried out for the benefit of the Palestinian people wherever they are; in the West Bank, Jerusalem, Gaza and the 1948 occupied lands.
He said that the Israeli decision to close those institutions is political and is a criminal and racist act.
He stressed on the need for solidarity and unity among the Palestinians against these decisions, which aim to hit the very existence and steadfastness of the Palestinian people.
For his part, the lawyer Hussein Abu Hussein, a sponsor for orphans, denounced the decision of closing these institutions, and said that it is an illegal decision, targeting Palestinians and the projects for orphans' sponsorship. He affirmed that humanitarian projects will not stop, especially the Islamic Movement projects, topped by those supporting Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque.
Sheikh Raed Salah, in his turn, spoke about the Israeli unjust decision and stressed the need to support such institutions.
He stressed the need to support the humanitarian projects and to stand by the Palestinians in the West Bank, Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque.
“The Israeli offensive will not scare us and will not prevent us from communicating with our people to help them and to stand by them in their ordeal, especially our people in Jerusalem and al-Aqsa Mosque”, he said, stressing that this offensive will fail as it has failed in the past.
25 sept 2015
Representatives of Turkey’s charitable endowments distributed on Friday meat to 50,000 needy families in the blockaded Gaza Strip on the occasion of the Eid al-Adha, marked Thursday.
The Turkish delegation distributed meat to 50,000 families who have been suffering dire detention circumstances after they were affected by the latest Israeli offensive on the besieged coastal enclave of Gaza, representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Gaza Mohamed Hasana told the Anadolu news agency.
The Turkish delegation also kept tabs on the aftermaths of last summer’s Israeli aggression, which took away the lives of over 2,000 Palestinians and turned thousands of civilian homes into rubble.
The three-member delegation arrived in Gaza on Thursday to rally round Palestinians in the blockaded Gaza Strip.
The Turkish delegation distributed meat to 50,000 families who have been suffering dire detention circumstances after they were affected by the latest Israeli offensive on the besieged coastal enclave of Gaza, representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Gaza Mohamed Hasana told the Anadolu news agency.
The Turkish delegation also kept tabs on the aftermaths of last summer’s Israeli aggression, which took away the lives of over 2,000 Palestinians and turned thousands of civilian homes into rubble.
The three-member delegation arrived in Gaza on Thursday to rally round Palestinians in the blockaded Gaza Strip.
8 june 2015
File photo of Israeli soldiers inspecting an aid truck before entering gaza las year.
The aid convoys heading to Gaza aim to establish a waterway that connects the Gaza Strip to Arab and international ports, the coordinator of Miles of Smiles said.
In a press statement released yesterday, Essam Yousif said the convoys also hope to deliver aid to nearly two million Palestinians trapped in Gaza who have been living under an eight-year long illegal and illegitimate Israeli blockade which is against international law.
The convoy also hopes to urge the international community and Arab and Islamic nations to support the Gaza Strip, strengthen the steadfastness of its population and expose Israel's violations of international laws, he continued.
He stressed that the Israeli occupation has "no right to prevent the fleet from reaching its destination, demanding the provision of international protection for fear of a possible Israeli attack on it.
Yousif renewed his call for the free world to support the Gaza Strip, continue work to end the blockade and support the fleet which includes activists from European, Islamic and Arab countries as well as lawmakers, former ministers, scientists, businessmen, academics and Arabs and foreign artists.
The aid convoys heading to Gaza aim to establish a waterway that connects the Gaza Strip to Arab and international ports, the coordinator of Miles of Smiles said.
In a press statement released yesterday, Essam Yousif said the convoys also hope to deliver aid to nearly two million Palestinians trapped in Gaza who have been living under an eight-year long illegal and illegitimate Israeli blockade which is against international law.
The convoy also hopes to urge the international community and Arab and Islamic nations to support the Gaza Strip, strengthen the steadfastness of its population and expose Israel's violations of international laws, he continued.
He stressed that the Israeli occupation has "no right to prevent the fleet from reaching its destination, demanding the provision of international protection for fear of a possible Israeli attack on it.
Yousif renewed his call for the free world to support the Gaza Strip, continue work to end the blockade and support the fleet which includes activists from European, Islamic and Arab countries as well as lawmakers, former ministers, scientists, businessmen, academics and Arabs and foreign artists.
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