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When Muslim Aid launched an emergency appeal in January 2009 for the people of Gaza, it was obvious that the conflict had taken its toll not only on the landscape and infrastructure but on the hearts and minds of the 1.5 million people who live there- many of whom had lost everything.

When our team entered Gaza on May 19th 2009, we were confronted with a very different picture of Gaza.  The humanitarian crisis, although very real, was masked by the determination and courage of the people of Gaza to overcome the recent conflict and ongoing siege.

Our projects, both new and ongoing, were progressing well and were a testament to the fact that our brothers and sisters could rebuild their lives if given the opportunity.  Through their smiles and warm welcomes, it was obvious that your compassion, your commitment and your duas had been received and had made all the difference, alhamdulillah.

Muslim Aid would like to show you how your donations are changing lives. 

Videos

Click here to watch our video of Muslim Aid’s long term rehabilitation projects in action. 

  Video Gallery                        Eye Witness Gaza        Nour El Marefa School             

              

 Rainbow Family Children          Water Plant                 Palestine Trauma Centre  

         

 

Photo Galleries

A portrait of Gaza

Over half of the population of Gaza are children but it was still surprising to see so many children playing on the streets, running errands or helping on the market stalls. Here are some photos of the children (who weren't camera shy!) as well as some snapshots of what life is like in Gaza today . See our photos...

 

Jabalia refugee camp

Jabalia refugee camp is home to over 107,590 people, the majority of which have lost their homes and are now dependant on aid agency support for water and food. Muslim Aid spoke to an elderly couple who shared how difficult their lives had become. See our photos...
 


Al Huda bakery  

Amazingly our bakery survived the conflict in January and proved to be a vital means of getting food to poor school children and their families. The bakery continues to produce over 12,000 pies per day and employs over 30 workers, mainly women providing training and employment opportunities. See our photos….

 

 See also Nour El Marefa school photos

See also our Rainbow Family children pictures

Blogs 


The suffering under the surface of Gaza


"Gaza is good at hiding its past. Its energy and beauty fools you...".  Catriona Moss and Maryam Mohsin record their first impressions of Gaza. Read more...