Foundation

The DEOFoundation is a beacon of hope and positive change in the realm of philanthropy and social impact.
Established with a visionary mission and a profound commitment to making the world a better place, DEO Foundation embodies the spirit of compassion, innovation, and inclusivity.
In a world marked by diverse challenges, the DEO Foundation emerges as a guiding force, dedicated to addressing pressing issues that affect communities, individuals, and the planet at large.
With a strong focus on creating sustainable solutions, fostering empowerment, and nurturing meaningful connections, DEO Foundation stands as a testament to the potential of collective action and the boundless possibilities of human generosity.
This introduction offers just a glimpse into the inspiring journey of DEO Foundation.
As we delve deeper, we'll uncover the foundation's core values, key initiatives, and the remarkable individuals and partners who are steering this noble endeavor.
Join us on this exploration of purpose-driven philanthropy, as we unveil the incredible impact of DEO Foundation and its ongoing quest to create a brighter, more equitable future for all.

Since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, the Palestinian people have suffered many violations, oppression and discrimination practiced by Israel as the Zionist occupying power in the occupied Palestinian territories. Palestinians are subjected to violence, forced displacement, seizure of their lands and property, and major repression by Israeli forces. The Zionist occupation of Palestinians is implemented through policies of racism and discrimination based on race, religion and identity. The apartheid fence and separation wall exist between the West Bank and Israel, restricting the freedom of movement of Palestinians, dividing the Palestinian territories and isolating many villages and areas from each other. Palestinians suffer from the seizure of their lands and forced displacement, as the occupation periodically demolishes their homes and facilities under illegal pretexts. Palestinians are also exposed to violence by Israeli settlers who live in illegal settlements, as they attack Palestinians, their farms, and their property systematically and without oversight by the Israeli authorities. In addition, Palestinians are subjected to political, economic and social oppression, as harsh security policies, barriers and obstacles are implemented that impede the movement and freedom of daily life of Palestinians. These policies legitimize the suppression of Palestinians' right to self-determination and the realization of their basic rights, including the right of return for Palestinian refugees. Israel ignores international laws and resolutions related to human rights and justice and ignores the international community's calls to end the occupation, resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and establish an independent and sovereign Palestinian state. The daily suffering of Palestinians continues and their endless oppression cannot be justified or settled according to international norms.

5 days since floodwaters swept through Derna after Storm Daniel destroyed 2 dams in the area, the scale of the fallout from the flooding is beginning to emerge. Bodies are continually washing up on debris-littered beaches after people, homes and vehicles were swept into the sea. The UN released analysis showing more than 2,200 buildings in Derna had been affected by the flood, including many riverbank properties which have been completely washed away. The analysis came as the UN warned that waterborne diseases posed a considerable threat to communities affected by the flooding, amid reports that safe drinking water is in short supply. Vast parts of Derna have been completely destroyed and the city's hospitals are struggling to cope, while the cities of Benghazi, Soussa and Al-Marj have also been affected. Many families have lost their homes in the area, which already hosted more than 46,000 people who had fled their homes. Political turmoil has hampered development over the last decade in Libya, which is split between 2 rival governments. The unrest has seen the international community gradually disengage with the north African state, meaning few large humanitarian organisations maintain a presence there. However, teams from several countries in the Middle East and Europe have begun arriving to assist with relief efforts, while others have pledged to send support.

At exactly one in the morning after midnight, on September 9, 2023, the Moroccan people were faced with an earthquake that was the most violent in 100 years in the country's history, with a magnitude of 7 Richter and a depth of 18.5 kilometers, and we all followed with deep sadness the news of the Moroccan earthquake; It left behind more than a thousand deaths, hundreds of wounded, some of them in serious condition, hundreds of thousands of people displaced outside their homes that were demolished or at risk of demolition, and the victims trapped under the rubble are still facing a difficult fate

Deadly earthquakes hit Turkey (Turkey) and Syria. Thousands of people have lost their lives after two devastating earthquakes struck the borders between Turkey (Turkey) and Syria. The 7.8 magnitude earthquake is one of the most violent to hit the region in 100 years. Children will need urgent support to access food, shelter and warm clothing. We will send all the money collected and more to the Red Cross and local organizations to find, help and donate food. to the people.