In the video, the UAE Charitable Activities Authority distributes sacrifices throughout the West Bank
Over the course of the days of the blessed Eid al-Adha, the cadres of the International Charitable Activities Organization - the United Arab Emirates, Palestine, spread in all regions of the West Bank, reaching those white hands to the poor, needy, blind families, widows and orphans, and offering them sacrificial meat, in a tender touch of loyalty that relieves From the height of their daily burdens, the joy and atmosphere of Eid al-Adha enter their homes.
"Emirates Today" accompanied the team of the Emirates International Charitable Organization in different regions in the West Bank, monitoring the implementation stages of the live sacrificial meat project in Palestine for the year 1441 AH. In Hebron, the largest city in the West Bank, the organization was keen to reach thousands of families in all its areas despite Corona outbreak measures.
The live sacrifice project implemented by the International Charitable Activities Authority in the UAE extended to all the cities of the West Bank, including Nablus, Tulkarm, Qalqilya, and Salfit, where the sacrifices were slaughtered for four continuous days in those areas, to be distributed directly to thousands of poor and hidden families.
The Commissioner General of the Emirates Charitable Activities Authority in Palestine, Ibrahim Rashid, says that the authority has started implementing the live sacrifice project during the days of the blessed Eid al-Adha, as part of the campaign to revive the year of sacrifice, facts and vows.
It shows that live sacrificial meat is a permanent charitable project, which the International Charitable Activities Authority in the UAE continues to implement on an annual basis, pointing out that the project is characterized by religious and humanitarian aspects, as it achieves the principle of social solidarity and combating manifestations of food insecurity.
He points out that the Al-Hayya project was able to reach thousands of blind families and the poor in the villages and towns of the West Bank cities, to offer them fresh sacrificial meat, on the days of Eid Al-Adha.
For his part, the head of the zakat committee of the central city of Hebron, Nabil Salah, says, “The live sacrifice project, which is implemented by the Emirates International Charitable Activities Authority, has benefited thousands of poor and orphans, as well as families and individuals within quarantine due to the Corona pandemic.”
He adds that, "The Emirates International Charitable Activities Authority has not wavered for a moment from providing relief to families in Hebron and Palestinian cities, as it implements several projects besides the sacrificial animal project, including the food basket and orphans sponsorship."