Our Blogs
It has been 20 years since then-Israeli politician Ariel Sharon visited the Al-Aqsa compound in East Jerusalem, sowing the seeds for wide-spread protest among Palestinians against Israeli occupation. Mass protests took place across the West Bank and Gaza, with thousands of Palestinians frustrated at the ongoing human rights violations they…
Today is World Tourism Day. This year has been a difficult one for would be travelers and those looking to get away on holiday. The Corona Virus pandemic has limited where people can go, caused concerns about safety, increases costs and inconvenience and in general, made people unsure of how…
It has been 38 years since the Sabra and Shatila Massacre. The massacre was one of many horrifying events during the Lebanese Civil War and the Israeli invasion and has been described as a war crime committed by the Christian Phalangists but by the Israeli forces who were also complicit.…
Today marks International Day of Charity. This day celebrates and recognises the impact of charity and all those who strive to help and give to others. Throughout our 25 years of operation, the kindness and commitment of our donors has enabled us to improve the lives of thousands of vulnerable…
What happened in Beirut? A massive explosion rocked Beirut, capital city of Lebanon on the 4th August. Over 130 people are confirmed casualties, 5000 are injured and at least 300,000 people have been displaced from their homes due to damage and structural danger. Lebanon is already struggling with the impact…