Fragile hope is taking root in Gaza.

In bombed-out fields, farmers are planting fruit, vegetables, and olive trees -- each seed a cautious step toward tomorrow.

It’s a critical lifeline because Israel is still blocking humanitarian aid -- and almost no one has enough to eat. Rainstorms are flooding makeshift tents, where children are dying from malnutrition, missiles, and cold.

Farmers in Gaza are saving people’s lives -- but don’t have enough resources to reach everyone in need. They urgently need our support to grow more food now.

After two years of war, most crops and farms in Gaza have been destroyed. Yet local groups are rebuilding -- creating jobs for farmers, restoring water wells, and repairing damaged greenhouses. They’ve already produced more than 6,000 tons of fresh food.

It’s incredible, but not nearly enough. By pooling our donations, we can help farmers in Gaza clear more farmland, rebuild irrigation systems, and buy more seeds and tools.

Palestinians often speak of ‘sumoud’ -- their unbreakable spirit of resistance rooted in the land. But supporting sumoud goes beyond meeting urgent needs. It’s about dignity, joy, and freedom. That’s why your donation will also fund campaigns to end illegal demolitions and forced displacement, push for accountability, and protect children’s futures.

The people of Gaza, Hebron, Ramallah, and Jericho have endured for generations by planting seeds in the rubble of destruction. Today we have the precious opportunity of helping those seeds flourish again. Please donate what you can now.

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Image Credit: Revive Gaza's Farmland Project, APN