How to Help Victims and Civilians in the Israel-Gaza War

Thousands of civilians have been killed, injured, displaced, or rendered homeless due to the Israel-Gaza war. Here's how you can raise awareness, spread the word to your community, and donate to help the victims in Israel and Palestine.

Ways to help

• Anera, an organization with no political or religious affiliation, has been operating in Palestine and Gaza since 1968. In times of crisis, they provide humanitarian and emergency relief. Consider donating, fundraising, or becoming a volunteer ambassador here.
• The U.N. has been conducting charitable work in Palestine and Gaza through its Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East for decades. Consider a one-time or ongoing donation here.
• Support urgent donations for Palestinian children impacted by air strikes via the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. Donate here.
• Support Israeli and Gazan children and families by donating to the well-reputed charitable organization Save the Children.
• Support the lifesaving efforts of Doctors Without Borders. Ongoing funding enables them to respond quickly to medical humanitarian emergencies. Donate here via a one-off or monthly contribution.
• The Alliance for Middle East Peace is supporting civilians in the region. They are the largest and fastest-growing network of Palestinian and Israeli peacebuilders, and they rely on international donations.
• Support Israeli and Gazan civilians by donating to the Red Cross. Your support can directly protect and save the lives of victims of armed conflict and violence in the region.
• The Carter Center has been promoting peace and conflict resolution in Israel and Palestine since the 1990s. Donate to the cause here.

Educate yourself  

• Learn about the history of the conflict here.
• Educate yourself about the human rights issues in the region.
• Learn about the conflict from a U.N. perspective.
• Human Rights Watch monitors events in the region and compiles them into annual factsheets. 

Donate and spread the word to your community. 

-Emma Kansiz