Just a late night thought: fuck Israel
The Death Toll of the Earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria may have reached 20,000 people, and that’s outside of all those who are injured and lost.
If you could donate PLEASE do!!!
Here’s a post full of charities you could donate to, but I’ll add my own trustworthy ones here:
- Islamic Relief: teams are on the ground right now providing emergency food assistance, shelter, medical supplies to hospitals and clinics, as well as blankets and tents for those made homeless by the quake in Turkey and Syria
- Molham: The team at Molham are currently on the ground helping displaced families in Turkey and Syria who have been affected by the earthquake
- The White Helmets: The team are on the ground in Northwest Syria searching for survivors and removing the dead from the rubble.
- MSF: remaining in close contact with the local authorities in northwestern Syria and with the authorities in Turkey to extend their support where it’s needed. They’re providing essential life kits to displaced people in the region
please PLEASE reblog. Syria and Turkiye need our help!!!
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As of February 13 the death toll exceeds 35k
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DEATHS
it will only increase as more bodies are pulled from the rubble, and as more people freeze from the cold, because they are homeless and as more injured succumb to their wounds.
They need help and supplies and materials
PLEASE DONATE IF YOU CAN
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https://islamic-relief.org/appeals/pakistan-floods-appeal/ (Has a lot of information about the floods and is also a trusted place you can donate to)
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