In recent speeches and humanitarian initiatives, global leaders and organizations have highlighted the ongoing crisis in Gaza and the urgent need for support and unity. Türkiye's Director of Religious Affairs, Prof. Dr. Ali Erbaş, called for global Muslim solidarity against what he termed the 'Israeli genocide' in Gaza and emphasized the establishment of an independent Palestinian state (source: https://ilkha.com/english/world/turkish-religious-leader-urges-global-muslim-unity-to-end-gaza-genocide-408733). Meanwhile, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that global peace is contingent upon achieving permanent peace in Gaza, reinforcing the interconnection between regional stability and international tranquility (source: https://www.archyde.com/peace-in-the-world-is-not-possible-without-peace-in-gaza-shehbaz-sharifs-address/). In Indonesia, the Human Initiative organization launched a movement to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza, showcasing the compassion and solidarity of the Indonesian people despite challenges in delivering assistance (source: https://www.thejakartapost.com/front-row/2024/08/05/humanitarian-aid-human-initiative-and-partners-provide-support-for-palestine.html). Reports from Gaza indicate a catastrophic humanitarian situation, with over 39,400 casualties, severe restrictions on aid, and children suffering the most from the ongoing violence (source: https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/islamic-relief-worldwide-300-days-unprecedented-escalation-gaza-august-2024). The Holy Family Church in Gaza has become a sanctuary for the dwindling Christian community, where the parish priest chronicles the tragic loss of lives due to the blockade and violence, reflecting the broader humanitarian crisis faced by all civilians in the territory (source: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/08/03/the-holy-family-church-a-precarious-sanctuary-for-gaza-s-christians_6708044_4.html).