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[aboalwaleed]

Save My Family from Death and Destruction in Gaza

My name is Rami Walid, I am 38 years old, and I am married to Amani Ahmed. We have six children: Maha, Hiba, Walid, Mohamed, Ahmed, and Ibrahim 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. I also take care of my disabled father, Walid Mohamed, and my elderly mother, Maha Asaad 👵👴.

When the war in Gaza started, we began moving from one place to another in the north, fleeing the destruction and death 💔💥. One day, in a heart-wrenching moment 💔, I was arrested in front of my children, who watched me being taken away without knowing my fate. I was sent to Sde prison, where I was detained for 45 days. During this difficult time, my family didn’t know if I was alive or if I had been killed 🕊️.

After those agonizing days, I was released with a group of other prisoners through the Kerem Shalom crossing and taken to Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital in southern Gaza for treatment after the torture we endured 🏥. I spent five days in the hospital, suffering physically and emotionally 😔.

When I regained consciousness and strength, I found myself in southern Gaza, while my family was still trapped in the north 🛑. I couldn’t reach them or help them as they suffered from extreme poverty, lack of food, and insecurity 🥺🍞. My disabled father and young children were unable to move or escape the continuous bombing 🔥. Meanwhile, I was stuck in the south, completely powerless to help them.

Our home was completely destroyed 🏚️, and we were left homeless. My family is living under unbearable conditions, constantly fleeing from one area to another in northern Gaza to escape the bombings. There is no medicine, no food, and no safe shelter 😢🌍. As for me, I lost my source of income and can no longer provide any financial support for them. As a father, I feel utterly helpless 😞.

My only hope now is to bring my family from the north to the south so we can reunite 💔🙏. However, this is incredibly difficult. My disabled father requires special care and transport, which costs a lot of money 💸. I have tried reaching out to international and humanitarian organizations, but the cost of moving them, especially considering my father’s condition, is extremely high.

After reuniting with my family, my next goal is to register them for travel to a safe place outside Gaza through the Rafah crossing. But the high coordination fees, which range between €5000-€7000 per person, make this nearly impossible for me 🛫. I need your support to help save my family from this nightmare.

All I ask for is a chance to save their lives, to bring them to safety far from this daily nightmare we are living. We are losing hope 😔, but I still believe there are people out there who can help us 🤲.

Please, help us restore our hope, so I can save my family from death and destruction 💔🙏.

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[mohammedsaqallah]

Hello

My name is Mohammed Saqallah, I am 23 years old. I used to work in a smartphone store in the customer service department 📱.

My brother Mahmoud (20 years old) and I dreamed of establishing a mobile repair shop together 🛠️💡. But the war stole our dreams and destroyed our home over our heads 🏚️💥.

One fateful night during the harsh war 🌌⚠️, our home turned to rubble after being bombed by the Israeli occupation 💣. We miraculously survived 🙏✨ after the civil defense 🚑 managed to rescue us from under the ruins. However, the devastation left behind is beyond description. Now, we are homeless 🏴‍☠️ with no source of income 💼, and the dreams we spent years building have turned into painful memories 💔.

My younger sisters now live in a constant state of fear 😢:

Hala (14 years old): Trembles at the sound of explosions 😨💥.

Lama (15 years old): Has lost the ability to sleep due to nightmares 🌙😔.

Haya (16 years old): Experiences panic attacks whenever she hears gunfire 🔊😣.

Hifa (17 years old): Lives in shock 😞, even though she was always my source of support and encouragement to pursue my dreams ❤️✨.

As for me, I lost my job and my source of income 💔💼. My brother Mahmoud, who dreamed of studying smartphone engineering 📚💡, could not enroll in university as he hoped 🎓. Even my parents 👩‍👦‍👦, who were our pillar of strength 🤲, are now struggling with the psychological and financial toll of this war 🥺💔.

Why Are We Asking for Help? 🤝💭

We are now seeking to leave Gaza in search of safety and a better future 🌍🕊️. The cost of coordination and leaving Gaza is enormous, as we need $5,000 for each family member, which includes me, Mahmoud, my parents, and my four sisters 💸👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, totaling $40,000 💵.

Additionally, my brother Mahmoud needs $5,000 for his university education once we leave 📚🎓.

Total Needed: $45,000 💰💵

This amount would be a lifeline for us 🛟:

Safety: To leave Gaza and escape the daily fear that surrounds us 🕊️🌈.

Education: To help Mahmoud achieve his dream of studying smartphone engineering 📱📚✨.

Hope: To give us all a fresh start after losing everything 🌟🏠.

Any donation, no matter how small, will make a huge difference in our lives 🙏💖. You are the hope that can bring us back to life 🌟❤️. Thank you to everyone who extends a helping hand 🤝✨.

https://gofund.me/77caca00

[feluka]

no matter what the results of the negotiations we can all agree that it's over a year too late. how many lived could've been saved had egypt not upholded the blockade? had they let people through without extorting them for every penny they have? if the border opens, how many families will flee it fractured because they lost someone while the border was cruelly shut on them?

@eyadgaza46 is 20. he should've started university. he has developed a respiratory condition. his family contains three young children: nasir, mohammed, and hind. they are in poor condition.

i have no faith in leaving their fates to the whims of a state that has demonstrated nothing but the utmost cowardice and apathy. until they pull their weight and do something i am asking you to keep iyad's family fed and warm in the meanwhile.

please, if you can spare anything, donate here.

vetted here at #24 (gaza-vetters)

[albardawillhazem95]

I've lost everything, what's next?

I sat amidst the rubble, where my home once thrived with life. Every corner of it bore witness to moments of warmth and happiness. The laughter of my children used to fill the space, and my wife's voice calling them for dinner still resonates in my memory, as if time had stopped at that moment. Today, all that remains is silence. A heavy silence mingled with the sounds of destruction and continuous shelling. On the evening of one fateful day, it felt as if the sky had split open to swallow everything. I couldn’t even comprehend what was happening; everything around me was falling apart. Moments of chaos, cries of pain, and then… silence. I felt as if I had lost my soul in an instant. My wife and children were gone… and with them, a piece of my heart. But despite everything, I knew I had to continue. I wasn’t living just for myself, but for their memory. They lived with me in every moment, in every breath. Every time I heard a new explosion, I remembered that they were here, in this place. Every time I felt fear, I recalled their strength and resilience. So, I live each day, surrounded by the specters of my lost loved ones, and by the hope that nearly disappears under the weight of pain. Perhaps this sorrow will never fade, and I may remain trapped among the ruins and memories, but I will continue to remember them… and I will carry them in my heart, no matter how harsh life becomes.

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[save-mohamed-family]

As the Palestinian people, we live in a reality filled with injustice and oppression. Every form of support that reaches us, in all its kinds, means so much to us. We carry deep gratitude in our hearts for everyone who stands with us in these harsh conditions. These acts of solidarity are a glimmer of hope in a world that shuts its doors to our suffering, and we thank everyone who extends a helping hand during these painful moments, where our sorrows and wounds continue to accumulate.

The greatest gift you can offer my children and my family is your donation, even if it’s just five dollars. Winter is fast approaching, and I live with my children in a tent that doesn't protect us from the harsh cold. We fear the coming storms and the unforgiving chill. All I wish for is to be able to buy a new, sturdy tent to shield my children from the cold. Please, help me protect my family from this cruel fate.

[komsomolka]

The holocaust engulfing Palestinians in Gaza has reached unimaginable levels of horror, epitomized by a harrowing video that swept across social media of 19-year-old Shaaban al-Dalou, burning to death while still connected to an IV drip. This was no isolated tragedy – it was emblematic of the escalating genocide. On 13 October, an Israeli airstrike ignited the makeshift tents sheltering dozens of displaced Palestinian families in the courtyard of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah. Amidst the inferno, Dalou’s 17-year-old brother Mohammed described his agony: “I can’t describe the feeling. I saw my brother burning in front of me, and my mother was burning.” Mohammed had managed to escape when he heard the strike, but his brother Shaban and their mother did not. His father saved his 10-year-old brother from the flames, only for the child to succumb to his burns days later, according to the New York Times.

The horrifying video was followed a week later by photos showing soldiers expelling Palestinians from half-destroyed residential blocks at gunpoint. Israeli drone footage published by Israel’s public broadcaster Kan captured images of Palestinians rounded up and forced to walk south through Gaza’s post-apocalyptic landscape without any possessions. Many Palestinians who refused to obey evacuation orders, often delivered by announcements made by hovering quadcopter drones, were massacred by Israeli artillery and airstrikes.

Rescue workers and civilians attempting to save others have been shot at by Israeli forces or simply rounded up and ‘disappeared.’ There have been reports describing numerous instances where Palestinians were targeted while trying to help injured individuals. This has left the people of Gaza without any medical or emergency services, forcing a complete halt on health and civil defense services.

Even hospitals were not spared. Critically injured patients and the doctors treating them faced the same impossible ultimatum – evacuate or die. After returning home, western doctors who had volunteered in Gaza expressed their shock at how many children arrived at the hospitals, shot not only once but twice, directly in the heart and head. “No toddler gets shot twice by mistake by ‘the world’s best snipers.’ And they’re dead-center shots,” surgeon Mark Perlmutter told CBS News. Israeli snipers and drones opened fire deliberately not only on children but on those trying to rescue them.

Palestinian families fleeing were forced to pass through checkpoints where soldiers separated the men from women and children. The soldiers then dressed the men in white jumpsuits, bound their hands, covered their eyes, and loaded them into beds of military trucks to be taken away by night to Israel’s notorious torture camps. In detainee camps such as Sde Teiman over the past year, Israeli soldiers have starved, beaten, and anally raped Palestinian detainees. They shackled the limbs of detainees so tightly that prison doctors were regularly forced to amputate limbs. [...]

Fearing such a fate and knowing that the Israeli army planned to repeat the Nakba of 1948 and never allow them to go back to their homes and lands, many Palestinians in northern Gaza refused to flee. Those who were forcibly expelled saw images of occupation forces lighting the remains of their apartment blocks ablaze and proudly posing for selfies and group photos posted as ‘trophies of war’ across social media platforms. [...]

The use of starvation as a weapon of war proved embarrassing to Netanyahu’s backers in the White House, who enthusiastically support the genocide but also wish to avoid backlash from American voters that may cause them to lose power in the upcoming US presidential election. On 13 October, the White House issued a letter publicly demanding Netanyahu increase aid to Gaza, otherwise Washington’s “continued offensive weapon shipments” to the Israeli army would be in jeopardy. The letter, written by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, noted that the amount of aid delivered had “dropped by more than 50 percent” since the spring and that the amount delivered in “September was the lowest of any month during the past year.” However, Blinken wrote in the letter that Netanyahu had a 30-day window to comply, deliberately ensuring the Israeli prime minister could ignore it without consequence. As the Times of Israel observed, “The letter was sent just weeks before the 5 November US presidential election.” As a result, “its 13 November deadline would ostensibly mitigate some of the political fallout, given that US President Joe Biden will be a lame duck when deciding whether Israel has taken the necessary steps to ensure compliance” with the US demand.

In other words, no matter how many Palestinians are burned to death, torn to pieces, or starved, Blinken will continue to play his role in ensuring that Israel’s supply of bombs continues to flow unimpeded.

please, help palestinians in gaza by sharing and contributing to their donation posts.

[ibrahimshallah2]

🙏😔Stop, please 😔🙏

Don't ignore me, listen to our story💔🥹

To everyone reading this message

I am Ibrahim from Gaza, 22 years old . I write to you while living in the heart of devastation, having lost everything because of the war that destroyed our lives. I once had a home, a family, and simple dreams of living in peace. But the war took it all from me; it destroyed our home, halted our lives, and left us facing a harsh reality.

I lost my home in an instant—not just the walls and decorations, but the sense of safety I had with my family. One day we were living our lives, and the next, we found ourselves searching for shelter, with no place to go, and nothing to protect us from the cruelty of life in wartime. We lost loved ones, and those moments reminded us that life guarantees us nothing.

We are now in urgent need of your help to rebuild our lives. We are looking for a safe place to live and resources to provide food and the basic necessities for our children. I cannot do this alone, but I believe that there are people in this world who have the power to change our fate.

Baby Mohammed, who was born in the midst of war, has lived through its pain since the very first moment of his life. He spent his days in a tent that holds nothing but painful memories and lost hopes. He is now seven months old.

With your help, we can start again. We can rebuild what the war has destroyed, and give our children a chance to live, as they have known nothing but destruction and fear. We need your support, not just to rebuild our home, but to rebuild our hope for life.

Please, if you are able to offer any assistance, no matter how small, it will make a profound difference in our lives. Every donation, every act of support, will help us return to life and begin a new chapter filled with hope and opportunities.

From the depths of my heart, I thank you for your time and support.

Please donate or share the campaign link.

✅️Vetted by #butterflyeffectproject , my number verified on the list is ( #753 )✅️

Donation link🙏👇

[doaafamily]

My name is Doaa, and I'm a mother who has recently been faced with the unimaginable challenge of rebuilding my family's life from the ground up.

One fateful evening, our beloved home was damaged by a devastating war , leaving it damaged beyond recognition.

the weight of uncertainty descended upon our shoulders as we grappled with the reality of losing everything we held dear. As I looked into the innocent eyes of my children, especially little Dana, who questioned about her home, her bed, and her cherished toys, my heart shattered into a million pieces.

With each passing day, the enormity of the task ahead becomes clearer. Rebuilding our lives from scratch feels like an insurmountable mountain to climb. The financial burden is staggering, and I find myself counting the zeros in our lives, overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of the challenge.

Our family is scattered, My mother accompanies her injured nephew, offering solace and support in his time of need. Meanwhile, my brother undergoes treatment for his war injury, grappling with the physical and emotional toll of battle. In the cruelest twist of fate, he has lost his precious daughter

That's why I'm reaching out to you today, humbly asking for your support. We have launched this GoFundMe campaign with the hope that, together, we can rebuild not just a house, but a home filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories. Your donation, no matter how small, will make a world of difference to us. It will help us secure a roof over our heads, provide essentials like clothing and food, and perhaps most importantly, restore a sense of stability and security for my children.

Please help us evacuate from Gaza so we can rebuild our lives, our home, and provide a safe future for our children away from the horrors of war.

[eyadkhalil]

My name is Iyad Khalil, a 24-year-old Palestinian from Gaza. My life has been a constant struggle, marked by harsh conditions beyond imagination. Born into a poor family, I was the eldest of my siblings, which forced me to leave school at an early age to help my father provide for our family.

Our family consisted of eight members: my father, my mother, my brothers—Mohammed (22 years old), who suffers from paralysis, Ahmed (20 years old), and Mahmoud (15 years old)—and my sisters, Hiba (18 years old), who is deaf but excels academically at a national level, Batool (12 years old), and Farah (7 years old). We lived in a small house with my grandparents. We barely managed to survive, but being together was all that mattered.

In October 2023, our lives changed forever. During that dark month, Israel launched an unprecedented campaign of genocide against Gaza. It was not a war—it was a massacre targeting children, women, and the elderly without mercy. On October 7, an airstrike hit our home, taking the lives of my father and my brother Ahmed. Our house was reduced to rubble, and my family was torn apart.

The only ones left were my mother and my remaining siblings, who were forced to flee northern Gaza under a hail of bullets and relentless bombing. They carried their grief and fear while walking through roads littered with the bodies of martyrs. I stayed in contact with them over the phone, hearing their trembling voices as they told me, “We are running from death only to face death again.” I felt utterly powerless, far away from them in a foreign land, unable to protect them. My mother walked through this hell with my sick siblings, trying to mask her fear to reassure them, but the pain in her voice shattered me.

They moved from one place to another, only to end up in makeshift tents in southern Gaza, in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis. They now sleep on the ground and use the sky as their only shelter, on the shores of Gaza’s sea. But even the tents were not spared from the bombardment. Last night, airstrikes targeted and burned the tents. My mother and siblings were injured in the attack. My sister Hiba, who is deaf, and my brother Mohammed, who is paralyzed, are now in critical condition. Heavy rain pours down relentlessly, flooding the torn tents, as my mother sits under the rain, desperately trying to shield her children from the cold. Meanwhile, I am here, far away, helpless to do anything.

My mother tells me that my younger siblings shiver from the cold and hunger, with nothing to sustain them or warm their fragile bodies. My 12-year-old sister Batool sits beside my brother Mohammed, trying to comfort him, while seven-year-old Farah cries in fear and hunger. This scene plays vividly in my mind, breaking my heart as I imagine their suffering and my inability to help them.

October 2023 was not just a month; it was a testament to the genocide against my people. Thousands of families were bombed, thousands of lives lost, and thousands more are now enduring hell—under rubble or in burned-out tents. My family is one of those families, and my innocent siblings are victims of this unimaginable nightmare.

Mohammed’s and Hiba’s conditions are deteriorating rapidly. Urgent action must be taken immediately to save their lives. They need urgent medical care, and delaying it will only cost us their lives.

I appeal to your kind hearts: please, help me save my family. My sister Hiba requires immediate medical attention, and my brother Mohammed needs continuous care. My mother and siblings desperately need a safe place, far from this inferno.

Do not leave us to face this fate alone. Every donation can provide us with a chance to live, a chance to save lives that dream only of living with dignity.

Please, be the hope we no longer have.

Attached are medical reports documenting their critical health conditions. Kindly take the time to review them.

Iyad Khalil,

[imanes]

Mohammed El-Kurd:

“Netanyahu’s goal is to destroy Gaza’s political and social infrastructures, not destroy Hamas. Destroying Hamas is merely a battlecry, a promise he’s selling the Israeli public. If he believes it, then he has no basic understanding of history or physics.

Netanyahu wants to exert Statelessness over the Palestinian people, both as a physical state of being and - most importantly - as an inescapable political fate. It will be his swan song, as he knows his position as Prime Minister will likely end with the end of this war.

The targeting of government ministries, hospital, universities, and media institutions (and the professionals that run them) isn’t arbitrary or irrational. It is a precise and calculated effort to render Gaza irredeemably uninhabitable. One, to forcibly create a population of refugees and, two, to abort all of the Strip’s political prospects.

The news that a US-Israeli team is already discussing how to use Gaza’s gas proves what many have been saying: this is about occupying our lands and natural resources. This is about expansion and domination.

But even if a new status-quo is forced on Palestinians, Netanyahu knows, as history has taught us, that violence begets violence. The genocide waged in Gaza is Zionism stripped naked, a process accelerated by one man’s desperate attempt at a dramatic exit.”

[yasmin-yuons]

A Cry from the Heart of Gaza

In the heart of Gaza, where the pains of war meet the dreams of life, I live as one of the sons of this land. I am Mohammad Nasr, and along with my wife Yasmin and our two children, Nasr (8 years old) and Alin (7 years old), we write our diary amidst the ruins of what remains of our homes.

🌟 Imagine with me:

On an ordinary day, while the sun sparkled in the sky, an unexpected explosion echoed. Moments later, we found ourselves trapped under the rubble. Minutes felt like hours, but the rescue teams managed to pull us out. However, the shells left deep scars; I broke my leg and needed painful surgeries.

💔 When I returned home,

everything was different. Yasmin was suffering from trauma, and our children sought safety in our arms. Nasr began scavenging for food in the streets, while Alin smiled through her tears, searching for moments of joy amidst the destruction.

🌍 Moreover, Yasmin,

who is battling cancer, needs treatment abroad, where hospitals have been destroyed and resources are scarce.

🏕️ We now live in camps

that reflect a heartbreaking reality. Yet despite it all, we still hope. We are writing to you to ask for support because every donation can change the fate of our family.

💡 Think about it:

Your support can restore hope to our children and light up our dark paths. Let us unite to make a difference and give life a new chance.

🙏 Thank you for listening.

[batmanego]

do not skip this post if you've voted in the poll!!! take 5 seconds to reblog!!!!!!

while we in the western world (particularly in the USA) often enjoy fall and look forward to the celebrations of winter, for people in gaza, the oncoming colder months are a terrifying prospect. temperatures will drop, weather will worsen, and people (many of them sick, elderly, or children) without adequate shelter, food, or medicine will suffer for it, all while under the constant threat of more displacement.

my friend nader and his family need funds not just in order to hopefully finance an escape from these terrible conditions, but to survive in them until safety is an option. nader is only 17. his family also consists of little iman, who is only 1 year old and mohammed, who is only 14. none of them should be suffering this fate. please, please, please. i don't know what else to say to make people donate to them. they need these funds.

currently, they are at €24,280/€50,000. that is nearly halfway there. this family cannot wait for you, me, or anybody else. please help them reach their goal and find safety and security.

donate at least €5. if you can't spare that, share this post and nader's campaign.

[opencommunion]

“Palestinian Prisoners’ Club:

With the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, more than 9,100 Palestinian prisoners in occupation prisons face a policy of starvation and deprivation from practicing religious rituals.

The Prisoners’ Club added in a statement that the starvation policy worsened in an unprecedented way after October 7th, as a result of a number of measures it imposed, including closing the so-called prisoners' cantina, confiscating the prisoners' remaining food supplies, and reducing meals; the food provided to them was poor in quantity and quality, which affected their fate, especially the sick, and contributed to the worsening of their health conditions. The throwing of thousands of detainees after October 7th into cells without providing food also contributed to the worsening of the starvation policy.

The starvation policy constituted the most dangerous policy imposed by the occupation after October 7th, in addition to torture and abuse, which affected all male and female prisoners, as well as detained children, and caused them health problems, specifically in the digestive system, in addition to the weight loss that all prisoners suffer from today.

The Prisoners’ Club continued that the issue of food appeared in the prisoners' testimonies as a prominent and fundamental issue over the past period. In addition to the poor quantity and quality of food provided by the prison administration, it deliberately brings food that is not cooked well, and in some detention centers and camps, specifically affiliated with the army administration, such as ‘Etzion,’ some expired canned food was provided to detainees.

Depriving prisoners of the practice of religious rituals.

In addition to the starvation policy, the prison administration deprived prisoners of the call to prayer, and of congregational prayer, even inside the cells. Prisoners were subjected to attacks many times after trying to perform prayer, or even read the Qur’an in a clear voice. Also, in many prisons, most notably the Naqab, the Qur’an was confiscated from prisoner’s in the first period after the aggression [on Gaza], the prisoners also face difficulty in performing ablution due to the reduction of water provided to them.

In light of the unprecedented state of collective isolation imposed on prisoners, stripping them of any means of communication with the outside world, including radios and the limited television stations that were available to them before October 7th, thousands of them have difficulty even knowing prayer times inside the cells.

How did poor food lead to the martyrdom of the detainee Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar?

Martyr and administrative detainee Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar’s case, was one of the most prominent cases linked to the policy of starvation and the poor quality of food provided to him. Since before his arrest, Mohammed had suffered from intestinal problems and needed special food in addition to health check-ups, and the entirety of his food being legumes caused major bloating in his intestines, which led to a worsening of his health condition and his martyrdom on February 8th, and to this day the occupation continues to detain his body.

The occupation practices humiliation and starvation against detainees.

It’s worth mentioning, in light of the occupation’s continued implementation of the crime of enforced kidnappings of Gaza detainees, there is not sufficient information available about the food provided to them as part of the conditions of their detention, but in light of the testimonies that came out of those who were released, they confirmed that they suffered from the policy of starvation, deliberately humiliating them to get food.

We also point out that among what was reported by prisoners released from prisons, is that the prison administration asks Gaza detainees to ‘bark’ when bringing meals.

The number of prisoners in the occupation prisons is more than 9,100, including 3,558 administrative detainees, about 200 children, and 61 female prisoners.”

RNN Prisoners, 12 March 24

[ahmadhassansworld]

PLEASE DON’T SKIP🍉🇵🇸

Hello everyone 👋🏻🍉

I am Nour Mohammed Al-Zamili, I am 21 years old, I am from Gaza City

I feel mixed feelings of anxiety and hesitation, but I fully understand the need of the Nour family to help them get out of Gaza. The whole family is trapped there and the situation is tense, and I urgently need your help to save them. Please help me in this difficult moment.

I am facing an urgent challenge: getting my relatives out of Gaza through the Rafah crossing. This task is not just an ordinary challenge; it is a looming nightmare, and it requires huge costs that are beyond the means of the average person. The cost of leaving one person is more than $5,000 for adults and $2,500 for children, in addition to many other costs that stand in the way of our escape from this death.

In every war around the world, escape and survival are two options, but unfortunately, in Gaza, the walls of the siege stand like prison walls, forcing everyone to face their fate in different ways. There is the indiscriminate bombing that causes countless victims, there is the oppression and fear that creeps into our hearts at every moment, and there is the hunger that devours our souls and dreams. I can't wait to witness all this suffering that Nour's family has endured. Please let your support and help be a ray of hope in the genocide we are witnessing.

On behalf of my relatives, I am doing this donation campaign. My relatives are now in the Gaza Strip, and the cost of each person leaving the Gaza Strip to Egypt is 5000 Euros. My family consists of nine people

Nour Mohammed Al-Zamili

22/10/2003

And her mother Sanaa Ahmed Al-Zamili

2/5/1882

Mohammed Musa Al-Zamili

8/9/1882

And there are also 6 young children

They are Anas Al-Zamili, Wizan Al-Zamili, Moataz Al-Zamili, Rahaf Al-Zamili, Hour Al-Zamili and Nada Al-Zamili

They are ambitious individuals who deserve to live in peace, which gives them a chance to prove to the world that they are not just numbers. They all fled their homes in Rafah after the building they were living in was bombed, and they miraculously survived thanks to God. They then moved to live in a school after the school was bombed and Nour's father was seriously injured in his feet and head. They then went to live in a small tent, but the situation worsened, as they suffered from scarcity of resources, high prices and danger since the first day. After receiving threats of bombing Rafah, they do not know where to go, and they are now in very difficult and dangerous conditions.

I cannot wait any longer because I cannot afford to evacuate them from under this violent bombing. This helplessness is more painful than you can imagine.

I appeal to you to contribute with all you can and spread this appeal among your circles to help me save my beloved family.

The money will be sent via MoneyGram to my relatives, Nour's family.

We thank you for your understanding and cooperation in this difficult moment.

[save-mohamed-family]

My children are pleading with every compassionate heart to save their sick mother in Gaza. Their mother, who was their refuge and source of safety, is on the verge of collapsing before their eyes, and they have nothing but tears and hope. Their simple words carry indescribable pain and a faint hope that someone will hear them and rescue her from this cruel fate.

Your donation and sharing of this story are the last hope for my children, who have nothing left but a fragile plea that their words may reach hearts willing to save their mother from this cruel fate. Do not let their tears be in vain; they cling to a thin thread of hope, waiting for someone to give it life.

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