Judy Qweidi: 13 Years of Resilience Against Kidney Failure in Idlib
Since the age of nine, Judy Qweidi has been living with kidney failure. Today, after 13 full years of treatment,
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Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center in Taiz: Renewed Hope for the Disabled and Affected
In the Yemeni city of Taiz, stories of hope continue to be written day after day inside the Prosthetics and
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Urology Surgery Campaign in Gaza: Continued Medical Efforts to Ease Patients’ Suffering
Amid the difficult humanitarian conditions facing residents of the Gaza Strip, where patients’ suffering continues to multiply, medical teams from
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Why Is It Called “Alameen”? The Story of a Syrian Man Who Inspired a Humanitarian Legacy
Many people wonder about the story behind the name “Alameen” (meaning “the trustworthy” or “the faithful one” in Arabic). Behind
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On the 14th Anniversary of Mohammad Amin Harsouni’s Martyrdom: A Story of One Person That Became a Lasting Legacy
In August 2012, in the streets of Ariha, a young Syrian man was shot by a regime sniper while trying
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Commemorative Event in Moadamiyat al-Sham Marks the Anniversary of the Ghouta Chemical Massacre, with Participation from Al-Ameen Al-Insaniya
The city of Moadamiyat al-Sham hosted an official commemorative event attended by a large gathering of local residents, marking the
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