Whats going on?

While you get to peacefully live your day to day life, Palestinians are facing genocide.

Around 17,997 Palestinians and 7,729 Palestinian Children in Gaza have been killed. Over 49,229 injured and at least 7,780 missing. Unfortunately my information is outdated and thousands more are killed daily.

Historical Recap

Prior to 1948, Israel wasn’t an existing state. Early 1900s Palestine was a part of the Ottomans Empire, Where Christians, Jews and Muslims lived alongside one another without any complications. An uprising of Zionists in Europe called for the creation of an independent Jewish state in Palestine, most immigrating to the state of Palestine. By the end of WWI, the Ottomans Empire had decreased, and Palestine was now under the British Rule.

1967, The Six-Day-War breaks out. When the conflict ended Israel occupied over 99% of Palestine. With Israel having complete authority over what's left of Palestine Jewish settlers begin immigrating to the West Bank and Gaza Strip creating tension between Israeli and Palestinian citizens.Till this day the conflict remains unresolved.

1917, Britain supports and claims a Jewish state shall be created on Palestine creating tension between the two resulting in Britain shifting the authority towards the UN (United Nations).1947 The UN adopted a resolution to split Palestine into two states, one Jewish the other Arab. Jerusalem – A sacred holy land important to Jewish, Muslim and Christian faith. -- becoming an internationally controlled zone.1948, The British Mandate ended and the state of Israel was declared. While Israeli/Jewish citizens accept the plan to create Israel as an independent state, neighboring countries object to the taken land which begins the first Arab-Israeli War.1949, Israel occupies Palestinian land assigned by the UN, claiming 78% of historical Palestine. With the occupation of Palestinian land 700’000 Palestinians became refugees, the day being remembered as Al Nakba.

The Washington Post -- 2021, May 28
The image shows the transition from historical Palestine to Modern Day Palestine.

What can I do to help?

BOYCOTT

Boycotting is an extremely effective and simple, by cutting off certain companies their funds limit military weapons for the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces). You never know what your money is going towards, plus it probably saves you lots of money.CLICK HERE!

PROTEST & SPREAD AWARENESS

A majority of media surrounding this topic is false, the news and everything. Educate yourself and use that knowledge to spread awareness for those suffering in Palestine. Posting on your socials or educating family etc. Protests can also be educational etc.

DONATE

Donating to charities or organizations aiding to those in need is a great way of helping out. Most put the funds into medical care, food etc.Click on the star below to view sites you can visit to donate if interested.

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Sites

There are plenty of other places you can donate just be sure to read through the goals and what is to be done with your money, Its slightly difficult to find sites so be sure to be safe.

Islamic Relief Canada
"We have offices with staff and volunteers who have been distributing all emergency food and medical supplies they had previously stockpiled or could additionally procure, every day since the escalations began.We are working alongside the Ministry of Health, UN humanitarian organizations, and local partners: Beit Lahia Development Association, Gaza Culture and Development Group, Unlimited Friends Association for Social Development, and Bayader for Environment and Development Association."
LINK:https://www.islamicreliefcanada.org/get-involved/honouring-palestine

IDRF (International Development and Relief Foundation)
"Thanks to your overwhelming support, and our extensive history in Gaza, our teams have been able to provide civilians with:Daily water trucking services;
Hygiene kits;
Food vouchers;
Fresh food and food parcels. We have partnered with UNRWA to distribute food parcels among displaced families living in their shelters on an ongoing basis. Each parcel includes critical staples, like 5 kilograms of rice, canned meat and cheese, pasta, tea, sugar, and disposable utensils;
Medical supplies to the Al Shifa Hospital in Northern Gaza;
Psycho-social support to children."
LINK:https://idrf.ca/project/palestine/OTHER SITES:https://boycottforpalestine.com/donate-here/

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