#greg the walking 🥺 emoji

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Hello, I'm Hanan I write to you with a heart weighed down by sorrow and embarrassment.😓

The war has destroyed our lives, we are living in a worn-out tent, facing hunger, cold, and illness.💔

My baby Yaseen is suffering from severe infections, and my elderly mother-in-law can no longer walk after a coma caused by anemia.😥

Our health is deteriorating, and the bombings do not stop; we have already lost many of our relatives and loved ones.😢💔

All I ask for is a chance to save my family. We urgently need Blankets and clothes to keep us warm and buy a winter tent to protect us from the rain and cold, in addition to medicines for Yaseen and my mother-in-law, which cost $60 weekly. Please, help us as much as you can. 🙏🥺

Watch my story, Short Video: https://bit.ly/3Uz4vn9

Donation link: https://gofund.me/b905b50e 🕊️

Or vio PayPal: https://bit.ly/3C9TPFi

This campaign is vetted by @gazavetters, and my verified number is (#152)

[emojis: downcast face with sweat, broken heart, sad but relieved face, crying face, broken heart, folded hands, pleading face, dove]

[Video description: Hanan, inside or in front of a tent. Sad music plays in the background as she speaks to the camera. She says:

"Hello, my friend. I am Hanan Salout, living in Khan Yunis camp in Gaza. I am married, and I have a child, Yaseen, who is 2 years old."

As Hanan continues speaking, a clip is shown of Yaseen crying, as Hanan holds him in her lap.

"Yaseen sick and [?] infection in his air and lungs because cold of the winter."

The clip disappears, the video now showing just Hanan again.

"It's been a year, we have lost a lot in this war. Till to this moment, the bombing near to us. We are very afraid for our lives. Unfortunately, I don't see end to this suffering, and I don't know how to protect my family or my child. We need your help to go to a safe place. Please, donate if you can, or share this video. Small help can save our lives. Thank you. Goodbye."

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Video link

Verification: GazaVetters (#152)

Please share Hanan's story and campaign, and donate if you are able to. Every donation helps, no matter how small.