The bazaar, which opened its doors today at the Faculty of Theology and is scheduled to continue for two days, moving to the Faculties of Medicine and Science on the subsequent day, serves as more than just a fundraising event; it's a symbol of hope and unity. As the occupation regime continues its genocidal campaign against Gaza, this bazaar represents one of the many ways in which aid organizations and citizens are rallying to alleviate the suffering of the oppressed.

The ongoing genocide in Gaza has prompted various aid organizations and community groups to rally together to support the beleaguered population, and this charity bazaar is one such initiative. Students, faculty members, and local philanthropists have united to help raise funds for the people of Gaza, offering their support through this two-day event.

Yakup Tunç, the President of the Wise Youth Club, expressed heartfelt thanks to all those who have contributed to the campaign, especially the Orphans Foundation, which played a key role in organizing the event. Tunç emphasized that the bazaar’s goal was to provide tangible support for the people of Gaza during this difficult time, sending a message of hope and solidarity to the oppressed Muslim community.

“Our aim is to give hope to our brothers and sisters in Gaza and to address their needs to some extent,” Tunç explained. “We are grateful to the Orphans Foundation for their unwavering support in making this bazaar possible. This initiative would not have been possible without their collaboration.”

The bazaar, which has already garnered significant interest from students, faculty, and local supporters, is expected to make a meaningful contribution to the relief efforts for Gaza. By pooling resources and encouraging generosity, the event reflects the deep sense of responsibility felt by the Dicle University community to stand with the people of Gaza in their time of need.

With the charitable efforts set to continue over the next day, the Wise Youth Club and the Orphans Foundation hope that their efforts will not only provide financial aid but also raise awareness and inspire further action in support of the Palestinian cause. As the crisis in Gaza persists, the solidarity demonstrated by local organizations like these serves as a reminder of the power of community action and the importance of supporting one another in times of hardship.

In the coming days, the success of the bazaar will undoubtedly serve as a beacon of hope for those in Gaza, showing that, despite the overwhelming challenges they face, they are not alone in their struggle. Through the efforts of the Wise Youth Club, the Orphans Foundation, and all those who have contributed, the people of Gaza can find solace in the global solidarity and the commitment to helping rebuild their lives. (ILKHA)