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IHO EBRAR, an international help organization based in the Netherlands, has provided humanitarian aid and psychological support to orphans suffering the traumatic effects of the zionist aggression in Gaza.
The organization, which engages in a great deal of charity works such as the construction of mosques and freshwater wells and the delivery of food, clothes, and blankets to the people in need across the world, is continuing relief efforts in Gaza, a war-ravaged, poverty-stricken area, locked into 365 square kilometers and living under zionist regime’s tight illegal blockade on land, air and sea.
The volunteers working on behalf of the organization took hundreds of orphans and their families on buses on the third day of Ramadan Feast, to an amusement park in the city, where they watched a clown show and rode on Ferris wheels as well as gondolas.
The organization also provided clothing to needy children in Gaza. (ILKHA)
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