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Gaza Crisis Appeal

Campaign by Oxfam GB

The ceasefire announcement brings cautious hope for Palestinians and Israelis. However, in Gaza, vital services, including water and sanitation, have been destroyed, and famine is spreading.

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Please donate now to help restore Palestinian rights and rebuild lives.

Your donations will help provide emergency food, clean water and hygiene kits to people in Gaza.*

What's happening in Gaza?

The Israeli military has killed over 66,000 Palestinians.

At least 66,000 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli military during the conflict, including thousands of children.

The small number of hospitals that are partly operational are struggling to cope with the number of casualties, and are critically low on supplies.

People are struggling to access food, water, medicine and shelter.

Famine is spreading in Gaza, and there is not enough clean, safe water to drink. Starvation is widespread, and children and families are already dying from hunger.

Homes have been destroyed.

Many people remain living in makeshift tents and shelters which are overcrowded and have no privacy.

Hygiene and health conditions are catastrophic.

Over 80% of sanitation infrastructure and services have been severely damaged or destroyed. More than 90% of the population has limited access to water, or is experiencing water insecurity.

The most urgent needs in Gaza right now are water, food, medical supplies, and shelter.

Please donate now to help our teams deliver vital aid to people in Gaza.

Read more about what's happening in Gaza

Last updated: 20 Oct 2025

Everything is now unavailable. Maram keeps asking why everything is unavailable. Fruits and vegetables have disappeared.” - Raed Mansour.

What is Oxfam doing in Gaza?

We have thousands of food parcels and critical WASH supplies pre-positioned and ready to move. Our teams and partners in Gaza, who have endured the horrors of bombardment and displacement, are prepared to restart full operations to meet urgent needs and support recovery.

We can expand food and cash assistance, restore water and sanitation infrastructure, and deliver WASH supplies at scale. But this requires full, safe humanitarian access and an end to the blockade.

Your donations have helped Oxfam teams and partners reach more than 1.2 million people with essential support since October 2023. This includes:

Emergency food assistance, food parcels, cash and vouchers.

Supporting home gardens and small-scale food production.

Clean water and sanitation by trucking in water and repairing badly damaged water and wastewater pipelines.

First aid kits, hygiene kits, protection kits and cleaning supplies.

Blankets, mattresses and sleeping mats to families forced to live in tents.

Legal aid and protection against gender-based violence.

Professional psycho-social support, especially for children deeply traumatised by the horrors they are enduring. This includes recreational activities to help restore a sense of normality.

Oxfam has worked in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel since the 1950s. We have supported communities in Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem, to tackle the root causes of conflict, build resilience, and protect people’s rights.

Our partners include:

The Palestinian Medical Relief Society, Juzoor, The Cultural & Free Thoughts Association, Palestinian Environmental Friends, Palestine Agricultural Relief Committee, Atfaluna, The Association for Woman and Child Protection, the Economic and Social Development Centre of Palestine, and Al Bayader.

What's happening in the West Bank?

In the West Bank, the ongoing violence from illegal settlers and Israeli forces has led to a significant rise in the displacement of Palestinian communities and worsening humanitarian conditions.

Critical infrastructure and hundreds of homes have been deliberately destroyed. Palestinians in the West Bank are also facing a severe economic crisis and poverty is increasing, with hundreds of thousands of people losing their permits to work in Israel.

Oxfam is helping families in need by providing food parcels, including fresh food. We are also working with our partners to support farmers to stay on their land, and women and young people with employment opportunities.

More on the Gaza crisis

Read our latest press releases.

Read frequently asked questions.

How we spend your money

For every £1 you donate to this emergency appeal, we will allocate 9p of your donation to cover general support and running costs. There is a small chance that we will raise more money than is needed for this appeal. If this happens, we'll spend any additional funds on other Oxfam projects – wherever the need is greatest.

*Funds raised from this appeal will support people in Gaza, and may also be used to support communities in the West Bank and Lebanon.

Palestinians make their way past destroyed buildings in Gaza City, on October 12, 2025.

Image: Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians return to a devastated Gaza City after an Israel-Hamas ceasefire comes into effect, and both sides discuss implementing US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan to end the war, which calls for Hamas' disarmament and for the group not to be involved in running post-war Gaza. Photo by Majdi Fathi/NurPhoto/Shutterstock (15533916f)

Donation summary

Total
£38,466.78
+ £6,564.06 Gift Aid
Online
£36,466.78
Offline
£0.00
Direct
£414.99
Fundraisers
£38,051.79

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