In a groundbreaking development, a Pakistani startup, Bionics, is making waves by supplying affordable prosthetic limbs to Gaza’s war-torn amputees. This initiative comes at a crucial time as countless Palestinians, like Sidra, are grappling with devastating injuries sustained during the ongoing conflict. Sidra, who lost her arm in an Israeli attack, has already received her new prosthetic arm in Jordan, bringing a glimmer of hope and a smile to her face amidst the chaos.

Since its inception in 2016, Bionics has revolutionized prosthetic technology, providing over 1,000 advanced limbs to individuals in Pakistan and beyond. Now, for the first time, they are extending their life-changing services to the victims of the Gaza conflict. Each prosthetic arm, crafted using cutting-edge 3D printing technology, costs around $2,500—a fraction of the exorbitant prices in the U.S., which can soar to $20,000. This affordability is crucial for those in desperate need.

The process is swift and efficient, taking just a week from design to delivery, all without requiring the end user to be present. Bionics aims to empower not just Palestinians but anyone affected by limb loss, including individuals like Oed from Pakistan, who, after losing both arms in an accident, found renewed purpose as a brand ambassador for the startup.

As the humanitarian crisis deepens in Gaza, Bionics stands committed to restoring dignity and independence to those affected by violence. With reliance on donations, the startup is determined to expand its reach and provide prosthetic solutions to more victims. This urgent mission underscores the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity, as Bionics continues to inspire hope and healing for those in need.