168 containers of aid: An opportunity to help Iranians facing US-Israeli aggression

Since the US-Israeli aggression against Iran on Feb 28, tens of thousands of families have been displaced.

US and Israeli jets have targeted civilian homes, bridges, markets, and other essential infrastructure; even universities, schools and pharmaceutical factories have been targeted.

Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, have been forced to flee their homes.

A parent searching for safety, a community struggling to rebuild from devastation.

Meanwhile, access to food, medicine, and clean water is becoming increasingly fragile.

A humanitarian emergency could unfold across Iran if the world stands by without taking action.

Humanitarian organisations are working tirelessly to deliver aid.

Recently, China delivered 58 tonnes of emergency medical aid to Iran to support humanitarian needs in coordination with the Iranian Red Crescent Society, including medicine and essential supplies to bolster healthcare services.

But this is barely enough for a country of nearly 100 million, whose people are being blatantly targeted by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Shajra Tayyiba Campaign, named after the girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran, where 168 children were murdered by US missiles, is a community-driven initiative to provide 168 containers of humanitarian aid for those impacted by the war.

The goal is to gather vital humanitarian supplies for those affected by the harsh consequences of the conflict. Every contribution, no matter how small, can profoundly impact lives in need.

Donations can be made to the following bank account:Account Holder: Embassy of the Islamic Republic of IranAccount Number: 564428000986Bank: Maybank