Operation Hope has supported another food distribution to families in Northern Gaza through partnering charity Refugee Biriyani and Bananas (RBB). The situation in Palestine continues to be unchanged with little food, water or basic necessities. Non government organisations continue to have limited opportunities to transport food into Gaza despite continued claims to the contrary from … Continue reading Family food parcels distributed in northern Gaza.
Northern Gaza Aid distributions
Omneya, a dedicated volunteer in Northern Gaza, has been successfully distributing food packs to vulnerable families amidst ongoing conflict and difficulties in aid delivery. Despite significant challenges, she has reached 165 individuals with essential supplies. With continued support from Operation Hope, efforts aim to address the dire needs of the community long-term.
Warm Clothes for Children
At the beginning of January, warm clothes were purchased and given to children, thanks to your donations.
Surviving ISIS
Tonights episode of Foreign Correspondent on the ABC provided a good description of the events of 2014 when ISIS swept into the Yazidi region of Sinjar, murdered thousands of men and old women, took boys hostage and kidnapped young women to be sold as slaves.
Further Development in the Garden of Hope
The Garden has been established for several years and during that time tonnes of fruit and vegetables have been harvested each summer. This has enabled the refugee families to have their diet supplemented with the fruit and vegetables. There are limitations to the number of crops planted each year as the two hothouses currently need … Continue reading Further Development in the Garden of Hope
Remembering the Ezidi Genocide 2014
It is 8 years since ISIS murderers attempted to exterminate all Ezidi people. Use this link to view the video on ‘Nadia’s Initiative’, which explains who the Ezidi are, what happened on August 3, 2014 and the continuing impact on the Ezidi community. </p> See also the Facebook page of Nadia’s Initiative.
