#Al-Zawaida

[carusoaids]

🕊️ Help save Maryam's family from the scourge of war 🍉

⛔Don't scroll, please read⛔

[Video description: Maryam going outside of her tent and walking through the remains of destroyed houses.

Video transcript: Hello, I am Maryam, and this is the tent we are living in now. We were displaced from Rafah to Al-Zawaida about four days ago. We are living in difficult conditions in terms of obtaining food, water and safety, and here near us there is the ruins of a house. I hope you will help me and my family to survive this suffering.

Video posted on September 8th. /end VD]

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This campaign has been verified and shared by @/watermelonbrigades and @/banyulepalestineactiongroup on IG

[Image ID: Instagram screenshots of Maryam's conversations with Banyule Palestine Action Group (BPAG) and Watermelon Brigades (WB).

Transcript of first screenshot:

BPAG: Thank you for verifying your campaign. You are on my list and I will share your post tomorrow.

Maryam: [heart emoji] thank you very much

BPAG: [Sends an image to promote Maryam's GoFundMe on social media] This is for you to use as you like. Share it everywhere you can. For example: add it to your page and pin [pin emoji] it to the top for every visitor to [message cuts out].

Transcript of second screenshot:

Maryam: [Attaches link to her GFM]

WB: Tag me in stories and I will share it

Maryam: [heart emoji] I well, thank you [story is attached below]./End ID]

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Hello everyone, I'm coming back briefly to share a campaign that needs your help. I was contacted by Maryam (@/ahmad_khalil300) through instagram, she's looking for her family's campaign to be shared widely as it has received very little attention or donations.

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Here's a little summary on her story:

Maryam's family consists of her mother Manar, her father, 3 sisters (including her and her two sisters, Malak and Maram) and 2 brothers (Sajid and Muhammad)

Before october 7th, they were living a happy and peaceful life. Maryam was studying at university, specializing as Doctor of Pharmacy. Her little brother, Muhammad, was coursing school and playing in the school's football team.

However, these dreams were shattered. They were forced to flee their home due to heavy bombing and are now living in a tent, under deadly condiitons due to bad weather, contaminated water and canned foods, which have caused them serious illnesses unable to be treated due to the lack of medication, painkillers or hospitals. Maryam suffers from extreme stomach pain while her mother and sister, Manar, suffer from kidney pain.

Their goal is to reach $35,000 ($5,000 per person) to be able to cross the Gaza border into Egypt, as well as accommodation expenses and life necessities. The children are looking forward resuming their studies and have a possibility of a better life.

[Image ID: Three pictures from Maryam's GoFundMe campaign

Picture 1: A photo collage of Maryam's family looking gleefully at the camera.

Picture 2: Mohammed pulling a makeship cart with two water containers and a bucket through an unpaved road.

Picture 3: Collage of two photos. The left one shows a camp with tents near view. They're surrounded by hand and an unknown source of water. The right picture shows their tent from the inside, full of covers and a small appliance on the back. /End ID]

As always, please read about their stories through their on words in their GoFundMe page.

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[Image ID: Screenshot from Maryam's GoFundMe page. The title reads "Help save Maryam's family from the scourge of war", accompanied by a header image of a collage of family photos, as described above. The fundraiser is organized by Ahmed Khaliel and it has gathered £1,386 pounds from its £50,000. /end ID]

As of September 17th, the campaign has only managed to reach £1,386 from its £50,000 goal, not even reaching a fourth of the final amount.

Can we help this family reach their goal and have a chance of a better future? Please share here or on IG and donate whatever you can!

You can contact Maryam, follow her for updates and share her posts through her instagram accounts, @/ahmad_khalil300 and @/maryam_len2

[documenting-apartheid]

JUNE 8th 2024- Displaced Palestinian women and children flee as Israeli occupying forces open fire on the sea and beaches in Al-Zawaida.

Mohamad Alqassas: نجونا من الموت مرة اخرى "We survived death again.."

Source: mohamad_alqassas

[athena5898]

CENTRAL GAZA (Quds) — The occupation bombed Ibn Rushd School, which shelters displaced people in Al-Zawaida

[salmangaza]

Peace be upon you.. Please do not ignore our suffering...

My name is Salman Hell from the destroyed Gaza Strip...

My family consists of many children, women and elderly people and we are suffering from horrific conditions.. Our house was bombed in the northern Gaza Strip and we were displaced to the southern Gaza Strip to Al-Zawaida and the family was scattered in tents and shelters in the central camps...

The conditions are very tragic as children suffer from the spread of diseases and the elderly suffer from difficult conditions and lack of treatment...

There is no water, no food, no electricity in the Gaza Strip...

We would never ask for help and donations but the miserable conditions in the Gaza Strip forced us to do so ...

For more than a year, we have been oppressed and persecuted in the Gaza Strip, and we have been subjected to violent, barbaric bombing...

I appeal to the people of human conscience and the free people of this world to help us.

Your help, no matter how small, means a lot to us because it contributes to saving us...

Please donate to us or share my campaign On your blog and for your friends...

This campaign is legitimate and I am ready to provide all evidence...

[abedalahdiaburas]

My name is Abd Alhadi Abu ras, I am a lawyer from Gaza city, and I am reaching out for help during an incredibly difficult time. My family and I have been deeply affected by the ongoing war in Gaza. We have lost our home and my advocacy bureau , leaving us with nothing but the clothes on our backs. In search of safety, we have become refugees, fleeing to another city where we now face immense challenges.

Vetted by @/gazavetters and is #2 on their vetted list. Also personally confirmed and vetted by @/mohammedalanqer ( #174 on Verified fundraiser list by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi )

We have fled from Gaza city to Rafah city, Two months ago we fled to Al-Zawaida after Israel has invaded Rafah city. Nowadays we live in a TENT in the middle of nowhere suffering from almost everything.

The war has torn apart our lives, and we are struggling to find stability in this new place. Basic necessities like food, clean water, and shelter are scarce. The trauma of the conflict weighs heavily on us, but we are determined to rebuild our lives and create a safer future for our children.

How You Can Help:

We need your support to get back on our feet. Your generous donations will go towards:

• Emergency Shelter: Helping us secure a safe place to live.

• Food and Water: Providing us with essential nutrition and clean water.

• Medical Care: Access to healthcare for our family, especially our children who have been deeply affected by the trauma.

• Education: Ensuring our children can continue their education and have a chance at a better future.

• Rebuilding Livelihoods: Helping us restart our business or find new means of income to become self-sufficient again.

Every Contribution Counts:

No amount is too small. Every dollar brings us one step closer to stability and a chance to rebuild our lives. Your support means the world to us during this dark time.

Thank You:

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness and generosity. Your support not only helps us materially but also gives us hope that better days are ahead.

Please share our story with your friends, family, and community. Together, we can overcome this hardship and start anew.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Abd Alhadi Abu ras and Family

Vetted by @/gazavetters and is #2 on their vetted list. Also personally confirmed and vetted by @/mohammedalanqer ( #174 on Verified fundraiser list by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi )

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[sara-97a]

My mother, a 68-year-old Palestinian woman, suffered a stroke several months before the war and was transferred to the hospital for treatment.

With the beginning of the war, she was displaced with her entire family on a tragic displacement journey several times. Imagine that she was suffering from a stroke and was unable to walk and suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure, and yet she was forced to be forcibly displaced several times from the northern Gaza Strip to Khan Younis, then to Rafah, then back to Khan Younis, then displaced to the Al-Zawaida area in the middle of the Gaza Strip. Forced displacement trips worsened her condition and the lack of medicine and food made her severely ill and unable to even speak..

My mother now lives in a tent made of cloth and plastic in the Al-Zawaida area in the middle of the Gaza Strip with heavy shelling and a shortage of all basic life necessities in addition to the medicine needed for her condition

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Every day that passes her condition worsens and worsens and I ask you to support and donate to her and the rest of the family to overcome their difficult tragic circumstances..

Every donation from you contributes to alleviating my mother's illness and helps in providing her with medicine and in order to provide the necessary money to transfer her for treatment abroad when the Rafah crossing opens..

Please donate to us and contribute to spreading our suffering because every donation, no matter how small, saves us and relieves us

Vetted by @90-ghost

[workersolidarity]

🇮🇱⚔️🇵🇸 🚨

GAZAN CHILDREN CONTUNUE TO BE TARGETED IN ISRAELI OCCUPATION MASSACRES

📹 A child's body is recovered by civil defense after Israeli occupation forces bombed the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City. More than 38'584 Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing genocide, while another 88'881 others have been wounded since Oct 7th.

In more atrocities, an Israeli drone bombed the Bir Abu Salah area in the town of Al-Zawaida, in central Gaza, killing one Palestinian and wounding another, while a citizen was killed, and others wounded, as a result of occupation bombing of the Al-Mashrou area, east of Rafah, in southern Gaza.

Additionally, Israeli warplanes bombed the town of Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza, while a house in the Nuseirat Camp was also targeted by an airstrike, killing and wounding several people.

An occupation drone also fired bullets towards civilians in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.

#source

#videosource

@WorkerSolidarityNews

[shoroa91]

🚨Struggling for Survival: A Family’s Hope Amid Cold 🥶 Nights and Endless Hardship” 🩸

I am Shorouq, a mother of three children: Qusai, 7 years old, Eileen, 5 years old, and Hisham, who is nearing his second birthday. I lived with my husband Samer in a beautiful home in northern Gaza, where our lives were filled with hope. Every corner of our home held precious memories, from our children’s laughter to the happy moments we shared as a family. But over a year ago, everything changed. The dream we built turned into an endless nightmare. We lost everything, and our journey of suffering and displacement began.

On the night of October 10, 2023, after I had put my children to bed, the bombing grew closer. At exactly 1:30 AM, the threat came. We had to leave our home immediately. There was no time to think, 🤔 no time to gather anything. We carried our children 🧒 and fled into the dark, not knowing where to go, just trying to survive the relentless bombing. Our home, 🏠 mom 👩 which was once our safe haven, was partially destroyed and became uninhabitable. Along with it, all the beautiful memories we made were gone. We left with no food, no extra clothes, and none of the basic necessities for our children.

We moved around for two weeks inside Gaza City, being displaced twice during that time, until we finally reached Rafah on October 20, 2023. There, a new chapter of our suffering began. We had no choice but to live in a small tent. ⛺️ As a mother, the hardest thing was seeing my children hungry and not being able to provide for them. No clean 🧼 water, no food 🍱 to sustain them, and the cold 🥶 wrapping around their small bodies.

My son Qusai has had a heart ♥️ condition since birth, requiring several surgeries. In these circumstances, we can’t access the medical 🏥 care he needs, not even basic medicine. 💊 Every time I see him in pain, my heart breaks. How can I, as a mother, not provide safety and treatment for my child?👦

My daughter Eileen, only five years old, has been deeply affected by the war. She was once a joyful ���� and lively child, but now fear 😨 has taken over her small face. She no longer laughs like she used to, and she no longer dreams of the future. The war has stolen her childhood.

On October 5, 2023, we were threatened again and forced to flee from Rafah to Deir al-Balah. This was our fifth displacement. We stayed there for two months, but even Deir al-Balah wasn’t safe. Once again, we packed our few belongings and headed to the town of Zawaida.

My youngest son, Hisham, who hasn’t yet turned two, is suffering from malnutrition. I cannot describe the feeling of looking at my baby, knowing he is hungry and not being able to provide him with the proper food. Prices for basic needs have skyrocketed, with even diapers costing $100. We were also living in constant fear of the polio outbreak, 😷 which was declared by the World Health Organization. 🏥 This added another layer of terror for us as a family, fearing for our children’s health, but thankfully, we managed to get them vaccinated just in time.

For the second year in a row, my children 🧒 have not been able to attend school. 🏫 No education, no clear future. As a mother, I feel helpless, unable to give them the hope they deserve.

We now live in a small tent ⛺️ where everything is cramped into one tiny space. The bathroom, 🚽 kitchen, and sleeping 🛌 area are all in one room. The war rages on, and we live between fear, hunger, and the cold.🥶

Today, I ask for your help. As a mother, 🧑 all I want is to take my children to a safe place, where they can enjoy their childhood without fear or hunger. We need your support, as the cost of travel alone is $5,000💵per person for me and my husband, and $2,500 💵for each of our three children, bringing the total to $17,500, 💵just to cover the expenses required by travel companies to get us to safety.

In addition to this, we need ongoing support to start a new life. We need your help to rent a home, continue my son Qusai’s medical treatment, and enroll my children in school so they can resume their education. My husband and I need the means to stand on our feet again, to rebuild our lives and give our children the future they deserve.

Please support us in this campaign so we can escape this suffering and provide a dignified life for my children, far from the destruction.

Help us give my children a chance at a new life.

Our campaign ✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #240 )✅️

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[mangocheesecakes]

Please do keep donating to Madleen's fundraiser.

My other posts about her campaign have lots of notes, but donations have slowed down and Madleen messsage me that it's making her very worried.

She is currently at $44,720 / $70,000.

This money you have all contributed has been a tremendous help to their family. Just last week when they were forced to leave Rafah and go to Al-Zawaida, Madleen shared that her brother transferred $5000 to her which she used to buy a tent, medicine, and food. She sounded so hopeful that time and even told ME not to worry about her. We talked about a woman in their neighboring tent who gave birth and how strong she was for being able to go through that. She talked about how she could write a book about her experiences during the war, and though she said she was only joking, I told her that I believe she can write it and that I would very much love to read it someday.

She messaged me again just a couple hours ago, but this time she sounded tired and hopeless again 😢 She said that things are hard, and that the prices of commodities are unimaginably high. The borders are still closed, they only let in food which is being sold at really high prices. There are a lot of insects because of the heat, and a lot of pollution and trash.

She shared that her brother sent them another $5000 to buy food and medicine for her son, Mohammed's, eye. She said that everyday they have to go to a doctor to clean and change the dressing to his wound. Mohammed has not recovered from his eye injury, but Madleen says that he is trying to be good 💔

I feel Madleen's frustration because they literally were just waiting for their name to be called so that they can travel to Egypt before the Israeli demons stormed Rafah. Now they are forced to use the money they have gathered to provide for themselves amidst the lack of resources and impossibly high prices in their camp.

Please keep donating. As Palestinian users have said, even if you can only donate a little, collect change from your car or allot a portion of your paycheck for donation, but please keep donating and encourage people you know to do so as well.

[reemfamily]

Hi .I am Reem🥹

The Gaza war has caused unimaginable hardship for my family and me. The conflict forced us to flee from our home, leaving behind everything we knew. Our first stop was Rafah, but it did not offer the safety we hoped for. Soon after, we had to move again to Khan Younis. Unfortunately, the situation there was no better, and we continued our journey, seeking refuge in Al-Zawaida.🥲🥲

Now, we live in a tent, 💔🇵🇸and life has become incredibly difficult. We cook over an open fire because we lack proper cooking facilities. Access to clean drinking water is also a major problem.

Every day is a struggle to meet even the most basic needs, and our financial situation has worsened to the point where it feels impossible to survive without help🤲🏻.

We are in desperate need of support during this challenging time. The weight of this war has left us vulnerable, and without assistance, our future remains uncertain. We ask for your help, for your solidarity, as we try to navigate this difficult situation. Any support, no matter how small, can make a difference for us as we face these unimaginable circumstances.💔😪

[pupbeat]

the poll is to catch attention, I was reached out to personally to come up with any way to create some sort of poll to catch your eye and get you to listen, so please take time to listen, donate, and share, hopefully all three.

Match my donation of 5 Euros, if you see this and have the means, and I'll sketch something for you!

Anything at all helps!

A direct copy paste from Shorouq's own post:

I am Shorouq, a mother of three children: Qusai, 7 years old, Eileen, 5 years old, and Hisham, who is nearing his second birthday. I lived with my husband Samer in a beautiful home in northern Gaza, where our lives were filled with hope. Every corner of our home held precious memories, from our children’s laughter to the happy moments we shared as a family. But over a year ago, everything changed. The dream we built turned into an endless nightmare. We lost everything, and our journey of suffering and displacement began.

Donate to Shorouq’s Story: A Mother’s Cry from the Heart of War, organized by Shorouq Eldrimly

I am Shorouq, a mother of three children: Qusai, 7 years old, E… Shorouq Eldrimly needs your support for Shorouq’s Story: A Mother’s Cry fro

gofundme.com

On the night of October 10, 2023, after I had put my children to bed, the bombing grew closer. At exactly 1:30 AM, the threat came. We had to leave our home immediately. There was no time to think, no time to gather anything. We carried our children and fled into the dark, not knowing where to go, just trying to survive the relentless bombing. Our home, which was once our safe haven, was partially destroyed and became uninhabitable. Along with it, all the beautiful memories we made were gone. We left with no food, no extra clothes, and none of the basic necessities for our children.

We moved around for two weeks inside Gaza City, being displaced twice during that time, until we finally reached Rafah on October 20, 2023. There, a new chapter of our suffering began. We had no choice but to live in a small tent. As a mother, the hardest thing was seeing my children hungry and not being able to provide for them. No clean water 💧 , no food to sustain them, and the cold wrapping around their small bodies.

My son Qusai has had a heart condition since birth, requiring several surgeries. In these circumstances, we can’t access the medical 🏥 care he needs, not even basic medicine. Every time I see him in pain, my heart breaks. How can I, as a mother, not provide safety and treatment for my child?

My daughter Eileen, only five years old, has been deeply affected by the war. She was once a joyful and lively child, but now fear has taken over her small face. She no longer laughs like she used to, and she no longer dreams of the future. The war has stolen her childhood.

On October 5, 2023, we were threatened again and forced to flee from Rafah to Deir al-Balah. This was our fifth displacement. We stayed there for two months, but even Deir al-Balah wasn’t safe. Once again, we packed our few belongings and headed to the town of Zawaida.

My youngest son, Hisham, who hasn’t yet turned two, is suffering from malnutrition. I cannot describe the feeling of looking at my baby, knowing he is hungry and not being able to provide him with the proper food. Prices for basic needs have skyrocketed, with even diapers costing $100. We were also living in constant fear of the polio outbreak, which was declared by the World Health Organization . This added another layer of terror for us as a family, fearing for our children’s health, but thankfully, we managed to get them vaccinated just in time.

For the second year in a row, my children have not been able to attend school 🏫 . No education no clear future. As a mother, I feel helpless, unable to give them the hope they deserve.

We now live in a small tent ⛺️ where everything is cramped into one tiny space. The bathroom, 🚽 kitchen, and sleeping 🛌 area are all in one room. The war rages on, and we live between fear, hunger, and the cold.

Today, I ask for your help. As a mother, all I want is to take my children to a safe place, where they can enjoy their childhood without fear or hunger. We need your support, as the cost of travel alone is $5,000 per person for me and my husband, and $2,500 for each of our three children, bringing the total to $17,500, just to cover the expenses required by travel companies to get us to safety.

Donate to Shorouq’s Story: A Mother’s Cry from the Heart of War, organised by Shorouq Eldrimly

I am Shorouq, a mother of three children: Qusai, 7 years old, E… Shorouq Eldrimly needs your support for Shorouq’s Story: A Mother’s Cry fro

gofundme.com

In addition to this, we need ongoing support to start a new life. We need your help to rent a home, continue my son Qusai’s medical treatment, and enroll my children in school so they can resume their education. My husband and I need the means to stand on our feet again, to rebuild our lives and give our children the future they deserve.

Please support us in this campaign so we can escape this suffering and provide a dignified life for my children, far from the destruction.

Help us give my children a chance at a new life.

Note our campaign vetted by

Verification source: number 196 on users el-shab-hussein and nabulsi's master list

Attached are the verification links for the old account from the supporters.

Link vetted by @fairuzfan

Link vetted by @sar-soor

Link vetted by @ibtisams

Link vetted by @el-shab-hussein

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #240 )✅️

My approved number by the families in need and endorsed by the supervisors is 196."

[thelaraaa9]

Hello world, my name is Lara Al-Sharafa

I am 20 years old, I am studying engineering in my third year at university, I decided to help my family and organize this campaign for me and for my family of 8 (me, my mother, my father and 5 daughters) I am from northern Gaza, now I am displaced with my family in a small tent in Al-Zawaida, we were displaced with only our clothes, without anything .....

In December, the occupation completely destroyed our house in and now we are homeless and without any possessions, it destroyed our memories, destroyed our dreams, destroyed our future, this house is what brought us together, and now we are scattered...

Please Help us...

☆ We do not have a brother to help us support the family, and my father is sick and cannot do anything, and we do not have a source of income because my father worked daily, my sisters and I do everything, so I decided to support my family and organize this campaign ....

Now, I find myself in a situation where I must humbly ask for your support for me and my family, to provide them with food And clothes because our clothes are worn out, and getting the most basic necessities of life that the occupation has prevented us from.....

Every donation, no matter how small, will make a huge difference in helping us rebuild our lives and provide the necessities for my family.🥺⚘️🙏

☆We are in a fragile situation, your support during these extremely difficult times will give us hope in the midst of despair. Your generosity will not only help us get food and the necessities of life again, but will also restore our faith in the kindness of humanity

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #241 )✅️

[pandesal-02]

Hi guys, important notes today! Please find the time to donate or at least share to others about these go-fund me donations. 

Reem Al Ajrami: She is a 50 widowed grandmother who lives with her son daughter and grandchildren. Like many others, she needs help in supporting her family. Please, find the time to support her and her family! So far the donations are only at 95€ out of the 5,000 € her family needs to reach, so please donate if you can!

"I am Reem Al Ajrami, 50 years old, from Gaza, a widow, and I live with my son, daughter, and grandchildren.

I have lost hope in this life. I feel that I will not survive this genocide. I have lost many members of my family. Surviving the war is very exhausting 😭💔

I am afraid that I will die without achieving my goal of supporting my family.

Please consider supporting my campaign so that I and my family can survive 🙏🙏🙏"

Mahmoud: He and his family are facing financial difficulties, they are currently unable to properly provide for each other, especially for the younger children in his famiky. So far the donations are only at €390 out of the €50k goal he needs in order to properly support his family members. 

"My name is Mahmoud, and I am a displaced person from Gaza. I am writing to you today in desperate need of support. My family and I are facing extremely difficult circumstances, and we do not have enough money to meet our basic needs.

I have created a campaign on GoFundMe, but so far, I have only received €385 in donations. I need your help to enable us to get through this crisis.

If you can contribute or share the campaign with your friends and family, I would be very grateful. Any amount can make a significant difference in our lives.

Thank you for your support."

Mohammed Abusweireh: A 37 year old man, currently taking care over 11 members of his family who are in need of support. His mother is sick, whilst his mother is deaf. He has a sister who had recently graduated from nursing school and is working as a volunteer in hospitals for the sick and injured, and another sister who had been in Nigri for her combat operations. Please find the time to donate and support him and his family! They have only reached €3,301 out of the €45k goal.

“Despite my shame, I was forced to write this letter after much confusion and hesitation. I am writing to share the story of our family from Gaza. Following the recent bombing, our home, which was home to 11 people, including 7 adults and 4 children, was completely destroyed. We currently live in the central city of Az-Zawaida, in a tent with no access to basic necessities such as food and water. We are seeking assistance for our family in Gaza. The government has requested $5,000 per person to facilitate our exit through the crossing. While this is a large sum and we have not been able to exit as the crossing is now closed and destroyed, I hope it will open at any moment, any contribution, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated. Your generosity and prayers mean the world to us during this difficult time.

I have a sister who recently graduated from the nursing department, suitable for 4 years, and she is now working as a volunteer in Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al-Balah to rescue the wounded and injured.

The other sister felt it was intense in her eyes, she was close to Nigri for her combat operations, but then it was called war, you are a lot of intense heat and polluted atmosphere.

My mother is an old and sick woman, and my father cannot hear or speak, he is deaf.

Thank you for keeping all those affected by the conflict in your thoughts. With love, Mohammad.”

[cutelovelyemerald]

I am Umm Ali Al-Habil from Gaza😭🇵🇸. We were displaced from the north to the south and were displaced several times. During the displacement, my house☄️🏘🔥 was completely destroyed in the Beach Camp. I am a mother of ten children and I suffer from asthma, me and two of my children. We live in a tent made of our blankets and some fabrics in the Al-Zawaida area in the middle of the Gaza Strip. I ask you to help and support me to move my family to safety and stand by me and my children through your donations and support for me and my family.🍉💔🥺

https://gofund.me/93f3480d

PLEASE HELP BY DONATING AND OR REBLOGGING

[taleennabeel0]

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save us from the war,We are a family of 9 who went out of our house in Shejaiya to the Zawaida area on 14 Oct and now we are in a tent due to the destruction of our house and because of the high rental prices, it ranges ($1000-6000$) and there are no manifestations of life Help us get out of Gaza,if you can't donate, share the link with your friends. Read more⬇️

"My dear father, Nabil Al-Haj Salim, the owner of Alwan Printing House for garment printing, lost his job, and our printing press, our only source of income, was destroyed. We no longer have any financial source. Now we have no money to start over here or to travel abroad and start anew. Let me tell you that our home no longer exists. How joy and hope sneaked into our hearts when we received pictures of the house still standing, with only minor damage we could repair. But after two months of war, we were shocked to find that the house had been completely destroyed. We no longer have a home or a job."

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‏Hello, can you please reblog or publish a post for my campaign? Due to the weakness of donations, they pass slowly as ice. I hope you can help me. A small amount like $10 will be more than useful to help me and my family. Thank you for everything💔🙏

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Farah is #310 on the Vetted Fundraisers List‼️

‏Right now, donated money is being used to help us survive this war. Food is very expensive and my family has to pay rent for the land that our tent is on. However, I want to save up enough money to evacuate my family to a safer place where we can rebuild our lives. I dream of returning to university to finish my computer science degree. I want to provide a better life for my family than is possible in Gaza. My family and I have many dreams we would like to fulfill after this war. We are grateful to everyone who donated and helps us during this time of suffering. Thank you for reading

‏https://gofund.me/73d4b003

Please go support Farah's campaign in any way possible!! Whether that be reblogging this post, donating whatever you feasibly can, contacting your local politicians about ceasefire, or spreading the word in your circles, we can all do our part to help these people experiencing something I can barely fathom. Below is the description pulled directly from the linked gofundme, please read and reblog!

Currently £2,839 raised of £50,000 goal

Right now, donated money is being used to help us survive this war. Food is very expensive and my family has to pay rent for the land that our tent is on. However, I want to save up enough money to evacuate my family to a safer place where we can rebuild our lives. I dream of returning to university to finish my computer science degree. I want to provide a better life for my family than is possible in Gaza. My family and I have many dreams we would like to fulfill after this war. We are grateful to everyone who donated and helps us during this time of

suffering. Thank you for reading.

Hello everybody.

"Hello, I am Farah. I want to tell you about my suffering from the beginning of the war from October 7th until today. We spent the first week in Gaza. During this short period, we were subjected to many threats of evacuation due to the bombing that took place near us. After that, we were displaced on October 13th to the south of Gaza, specifically in the Khan Yunis area. We were displaced in a place affiliated with UNRWA for a period of 3 months. We slept in a large number of people, 12 people, in a place 3 meters by 3 meters on a mat on the ground. There were no mattresses or headrests (pillows). We suffered from a lack of drinking water and pollution in the place, and overcrowding and crowding to use the bathroom. We waited an hour until we could use the bathroom.

We also suffered from the lack of meat or chicken, and all we ate was canned. Our children suffered from the lack of food for them, such as milk and eggs. We also suffered from the high prices of diapers and their lack of availability, to the point that the price of a pack of diapers ranged from $50 to $70. Despite the fact that it was a place affiliated with UNRWA, we were subjected to a siege for 10 days, and the Israeli army bombed the barracks and fired live bullets at the place. The place was evacuated..

Until now, the army has bombed areas near where we are in Al-Zawaida and we are suffering from hearing the sounds of explosions and clashes day and night. When we get sick and the children get sick, there is no treatment for us, no medicines, no hospitals, and my nephews and I suffer from skin allergies, toothaches, etc., and the scorching sun rays have caused us skin burns.

We also suffer from transportation and its high cost. We have started riding a cart pulled by an animal. People have started putting vegetable oil in their cars as fuel instead of gasoline and diesel, and this pollutes the air. Also, using firewood to cook food due to the lack of gas causes cancer, asthma, and difficulty breathing.