A Massive Rally Denouncing the “Al-Maamdani” Massacre in Gaza
Kuwait...a massive rally denouncing the “Al-Maamdani” massacre in Gaza and refusing to receive the American ambassador
Hey there, middle schoolers! Something important happened in Kuwait recently. Hundreds of citizens and residents of Kuwait gathered at "Irada Square" in front of the National Assembly to show their support for the Palestinian people and condemn the massacre that happened in Gaza. The Zionist occupation forces attacked the Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza, and sadly, more than 500 people have lost their lives because of it.
Voices of Solidarity
During the protest, the participants chanted powerful slogans like "Oh Qassam, oh beloved, strike at the dawn of Tel Aviv" and "Arab unity in the face of Zionism." They wanted to show that they stand together against the occupation forces. They also demanded that the new US ambassador, Karen Sasahara, not be welcomed to Kuwait.
Some important figures in Kuwait spoke up too. Former MP Nasser Al-Sanea praised the Palestinian resistance for their actions on October 7, which shook the Zionist entity. He said that even though it's a difficult time, the Zionist entity is also facing a catastrophe that hasn't happened in 70 years. Others, like MP Abdulaziz Al-Saqabi and former MP Jamaan Al-Harbash, called for action and unity against the occupier.
Parliamentarians and Politicians Denounce War Crimes
Representatives, politicians, and advocates strongly condemned the massacre at the Baptist Hospital in Gaza. They called it a war crime and a complete genocide. Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Muhammad Al-Mutair said that our rulers need to support our brothers and sisters in Palestine and take action against the occupier. MP Abdulaziz Al-Saqabi expressed his anger and sadness over the bombing of a hospital, where innocent children, doctors, and wounded people were present. He criticized the world order for not doing enough to stop this aggression.
Representative Abdullah Fahd Al-Anazi demanded that the international community, especially the Security Council, take responsibility and work to stop the aggression immediately. Dr. Abdul Hadi Al-Ajmi called the bombing of the Baptist Hospital a catastrophic war crime that should not be ignored. He urged the international community to hold the aggressor entity accountable for its actions.
Namaa, Kuwaiti Charity Relief Efforts Begin
Namaa Charity, which is part of the Social Reform Society, started providing aid to those affected by the bombing in Gaza. They distributed medical supplies, food, and shelter materials to support the Palestinian people who are suffering because of the Israeli occupation aggression.
The head of the Communications and Information Technology Sector, Abdulaziz Ahmed Al-Kandari, explained that the aid includes shelter parcels, food parcels, medicines, and medical aid for patients. They also provided diesel to operate hospitals that were affected by the continuous bombing. Namaa Charity is working hard to support the Palestinian people and help them during these difficult times.
It's heartwarming to see Kuwait and its people standing in solidarity with Palestine. Let's hope for peace and justice for everyone involve
"Fazaa for Palestine" Raises Over $10.5 Million to Help People in Need
Big Kuwaiti Donations for a Big Cause
In Kuwait a campaign called "Fazaa for Palestine." collected more than $10.5 million from about 60,000 donors! Can you believe it?
Helping People in Palestine
The Kuwait Relief Society started this campaign to support the people of Palestine. They wanted to help them with their tough situation. The Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Information, and Social Affairs all worked together to make this happen.
Amazing Results in Just 5 Days
Last Tuesday, Kuwait launched this campaign, and in just 5 days, they raised over 3,262,140 million dinars! That's a lot of money! The campaign ended on Saturday, and they were so happy with the support they received.
Where Will the Money Go?
Omar Al-Thuwaini, the person in charge of the campaign, said that the money will help many different things. It will go towards health, nutrition, and shelter. There are a lot of people in Palestine who are hurt or don't have a place to live or food to eat. This money will make a big difference for them.
Helping Different Areas
The campaign wants to help people in different parts of Palestine. They will send aid to Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. They want to make sure everyone gets the help they need.
How Will the Aid Get There?
The campaign will work with different associations to deliver the aid. They will send it to the country's embassy in Jordan, and from there, it will go to charitable associations in Palestine. These associations are approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, so they know the aid will go to the right places.
Why Is This Campaign Important?
The main goal of this campaign is to support the Palestinian people. They want to stand with them and help them during this tough time. The money raised will provide medical help, food, and shelter to the people who need it the most.
