Here’s How To Help Victims Of The Israel-Palestine Crisis

Save the Children provides vital supplies to injured children and their families in Gaza and Israel including life-saving medical supplies, food and clean water as well as hygiene kits for newborns and household essentials, such as soap and kitchen equipment.

'Children have been killed, abducted, and maimed in the surge in violence in Israel and Gaza,' their donation page reads. 'Every rocket fired, every airstrike, and every bullet fired further endangers children in Gaza and Israel, and leaves their young minds scarred.  Our Emergency Fund helps us respond fast to crises like the one in Gaza and Israel. Your donations will provide urgent aid to children facing dire situations across the world.'

The British Red Cross are also taking donations as they work on the ground in Israel and Gaza to provide urgent medical assistance.

'Staff and volunteers from Magen David Adom (MDA), Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) were already on the ground when the violence broke out and have been supporting people by providing urgent medical help, ambulance support and first aid,' it said in a statement. 'The ICRC are ready to provide further humanitarian assistance as required on both sides.'

Children of Peace is a non-partisan children's charity organisation dedicated to building trust, friendship and reconciliation between Israeli and Palestinian children, aged 4 – 17, and their communities. They support grassroots community organisations that fund regional arts, education, health and sports projects.

ActionAid is working in Gaza with local partners to monitor the violence and provide support to some of the worst-hit families. Providing food, shelter, cash, and psychosocial help, they need urgent support to continue this work.

'With the region now completely cut off from food, electricity, water and fuel, the humanitarian need in Gaza is acute,' it said in a statement. 'The rapidly mounting humanitarian crisis is affecting the lives of millions of people. The order by the Israeli army, for over a million people in the north of Gaza, to evacuate within 24 hours is unprecedented and impossible to carry out without devastating humanitarian consequences. We are working with our local partners in Gaza delivering essential services, prioritising emergency medical supplies.'

According to the Times of Israel, Barzilai hospital in the south of Israel sustained rocket fire while treating patients and has been inundated with more than 450 victims being brought in. It is requesting donations to continue providing medical assistance to those who need it. Their donation page reads, 'It is the frontline hospital in times of conflict, treating civilian victims and soldiers injured in combat. The hospital created several underground areas where, newborns and critical patients are relocated for protection and treatment.'

Rebuilding Alliance works in Gaza to deliver food, water, hygiene kits and blankets to families in need in. 'Families in Gaza need your help,' their donation page reads. 'Innocent people are caught in the middle of massive bombing in retaliation for a deadly attack against Israel's cities. So far 123,000 Palestinians have taken refuge in UN schools. Massive bombing by the Israeli Army is destroying neighborhoods, mosques, even crowded markets. Soon there will be no food. Rebuilding Alliance and our Palestinian Non-Gov Org partners asks your help right now to buy food & hygiene supplies locally for families.'

GIFT charity, headquartered in London, began collecting essential supplies for Israelis impacted by the Hamas attack. While their supplies donation drive has now closed, they are asking those who wish to donate to 'please consider making a philanthropic donation to our Appeal, which will be directed to our team in Israel to purchase essential items for those in need.'

A grassroots organisation working directly with Palestinians, they are a non-profit organisation sending volunteer doctors to the Middle East every year. Not only do they send injured children abroad for free medical care that they cannot get locally, they sponsor orphans and disabled youths to meet their basic humanitarian needs and host large infrastructure projects, like building Gaza's first and only pediatric cancer department, where hundreds of children were able to get free care.

MAP works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees. They provide immediate medical aid to those in great need, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.