Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has implemented the Ramadan Iftar project in Palestine, distributing $272,700 food baskets in many villages and towns of the West Bank and Jerusalem. The distribution ceremony was attended by Palestine’s Minister of Labor, President of Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), and Governor of Ramallah. They reached out to 3,780 poor families (18,900 persons) in Ramallah, Al-Bireh, northwestern Jerusalem, Jericho, Bethlehem, Salfit, Nablus, and Tubas. “This is a timely support,” said Salem Abo Eid, Head of Municipality of Biddu, Jerusalem. “The poor Palestinians are undergoing an unprecedented situation. As a Municipal Council, we appreciate this contribution from QRCS and PRCS. The recipient families are unable to work and earn a living due to the Coronavirus lockdown”. Zeina Hmoud, Acting Manager of QRCS’s representation mission, said the Ramadan Iftar project was limited to food baskets, to meet the needs of the poorest families. Each basket contained 30 kg of food staples lasting for one month, including rice, sugar, dates, tahina, tomato paste, vegetable oil, pasta, freekeh, lentils, noodles, chickpeas, beans, tea, and halawa. In the Amanat Al-Asimah Governorate of Yemen, food baskets were distributed to 7,000 poor and displaced beneficiaries over four days. The relief officer at QRCS’s mission in Sanaa said the 1,000 food baskets were given to vulnerable families headed by women, displaced and underserved families, shelter and juvenile homes, orphans, and persons with disability. “All precautions were taken during the handover of baskets,” she explained. “The beneficiaries were arranged with interval distances, and sanitizers were used to protect both the personnel and beneficiaries”. The recipients were so happy to receive the food baskets, each of which contained 77 kg of flour, rice, wheat, sugar, beans, vegetable oil, and salt. In cooperation with the Iraqi Red Crescent Society (IRCS), QRCS’s representation mission in Iraq delivered 3,500 food baskets to 19,500 Syrian refugees and Iraqi returnees in Nineveh and Erbil Governorate, Iraqi Kurdistan. At a total cost of $200,000, the baskets contained many food items like lentils, rice, sugar, bulgur, tomato paste, vegetable oil, and dates. In Bangladesh, 1,000 food baskets were distributed to poor families in Rajshahi City, in cooperation with Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) and the Turkish Red Crescent. QRCS’s representation mission in Turkey distributed 17,000 food baskets to meet the needs of 25,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northern Syria. The distribution process strictly followed all the necessary Coronavirus preventive measures.