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In Gaza, hundreds of thousands of parents are left speechless as they endure the countless atrocities inflicted upon their children. For many families, they lose their child before they even have the chance to truly know them—their dreams, their aspirations.
The Alamoudi family longed for a child for years. After enduring four grueling rounds of IVF, they were finally blessed with twins. But their joy was short-lived. As the war raged on, their baby, Ahmed, was born with urgent medical needs—holes in his heart requiring immediate surgery. On top of this, he suffers from nerve damage in his eye. Yet his parents are powerless, unable to seek the medical care he desperately needs, forced to watch helplessly as their child’s condition deteriorates by the day.
Imagine being a parent, filled with love and hope, only to realize that your child is being denied the medical attention they deserve because of an inhumane crisis.Ahmed’s father, Sharif, is unable to work overseas due to a herniated disc that causes severe spinal and nerve pain. As of this writing, their campaign has gone without donations for a long time.
We implore you—please, consider donating. Even the cost of a daily coffee could bring this family a moment of peace in their desperate fight to save their child.
You can donate to the Alamoudi family’s GoFundMe campaign [HERE].
Hello, I hope you are well. Would you mind donating to my sisters? I am in desperate need of your donations. If you can, please donate 25 euros. This will help my little sisters a lot. 25 euros will save us and my family from death, hunger and destruction. 🇵🇸🙏 Save us from danger💔🥹 Please help save an entire family, even 1 euro is enough. We are living in famine and our situation is getting worse every day. We are under siege from all sides. I hope you can help me. Your donation will save us from hunger
unfortunately i am in no position to donate any money, i’m sorry
Hello everyone, as you know @life-111 is a mother from Gaza raising money for an operation that her baby needs to SAVE HER LIFE!!!
The last time I asked she still needed to raise $1,300 out of the entire $2000 goal
Please help! Her baby’s operation is only temporarily postponed due to massacres in the area where innocent people are dying. The next operation will be a surprise so we need to act as if it is today
Reem is 25 years old. She lives with his parents, his sisters, and his sisters’ children. They have been displaced more than 15 times and they only have a tent for shelter.
Vetted by association! They are a friend Maha of @/mahagaza1 (#366 on @/gazavetters vetted list) and also a friend of Noha @/gazaniha (Vetted by association). Please see screenshot below for proof.
✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #561 )✅️
In anytime you won’t see us again 💔 So please read this and help a mom and her three kids 🙏🙏🙏📢
13/04/2025
4:04 am
Severe destruction hit the Aalma'madani Hospital in central Gaza after an Israeli airstrike, despite it being the only functioning hospital in the city with limited capacity.
✅️Vetted by @gazavetters , my number verified on the list is ( #515) ⛔️📢
A new Update 😭😔
8th of April // 621$out of 100k and none donate for 2 days💔💔Time is running out please reblog this and like 🙏‼️
Dear my kind donors!
The crossings boarders are closed again these days and war return in Gaza.
The crossing through which food enters has been closed for more than 30 days. We have nothing to eat, and even if we do, the prices are exorbitant. Some of the prices listed are:
1 kg of meat = $100
1 chicken = $70
1 kg of fish = $100
1 bag of flour = $200
1 kg of cooking gas = $150
1 kg of sugar = $15
1 kg of eggplant = $20
1 kg of tomatoes = $10
1 kg of onions = $25
Note to mention the other very expensive essential goods. I hope you will stand by me to get food.
Every donation from you saves us from hunger, no matter what your donation is. Don’t be stingy with it.
We are currently facing an unimaginable and heartbreaking situation in Gaza.After receiving orders from the Israeli Forces to evacuate our area, we were forced to leave our tent, running for safety while bombs rained down around us. We fled with nothing, seeking refuge in another area that, unfortunately, is just as unsafe, leaving us exposed to constant danger.
Now, we are living in tent which needs new setting, enduring the cold, rain, and the constant fear of more attacks. The lack of basic necessities like food, clean water, and medical supplies is taking a heavy toll on us. Prices for essential goods have skyrocketed, and it’s becoming impossible to meet even the most basic needs for survival.
We are urgently asking for help. We need immediate support to provide food, shelter, medical aid, and funds to help us get through these difficult days. Without assistance, our survival is uncertain, and we are reaching out to anyone who can offer help in these desperate times.
If you are able to contribute, whether it’s through donations, sharing post, or offering any kind of support, it will make a life-saving difference. Your generosity can help us stay alive and find hope amidst this crisis.
Please, stand with us during this devastating time and help us survive the hardships we are facing. Every bit of support counts, and we are truly grateful for anything you can do.
Please 🙏🙏🥺
And this is my full story 😭‼️⬇️⬇️
I’m Areej I was an English teacher and a creative writer at we are not numbers
before war and everything change after October 7. Also I’m a creative writer at we are not numbers.
Also I am a mother of three children. We have lived through the war for a year and a half, and we have lost everything we own. My husband is a man who did not work. Before the war, I did not have a breadwinner or any source of income. During the war I didn’t give up to teach so I volunteered and had good chance to help some students to get engaged again with English in a very creative way.
Please Save those innocent kids from war 🥺‼️🙏🙏
We are in tents for almost two years‼️🥺
After our several evacuation from place to another.Now we don’t have a house after it was destroyed by missiles. I now ask you to help me rebuild my house. And buy basics for the daily essentials for my children and I need money so that we can stand up again and start again.
This war wasn’t easy at all it has taken many friends at work, students and some of my colleagues at the university. They are almost ten souls I won’t never forget . Their laughter, their presence, their love… all of it is gone, leaving behind memories that are both precious and painful. Every day, I carry the weight of their loss, but I also carry their spirit, which gives me the strength to keep going.
Here’s what life in Gaza looks like for my family right now:
🏠 Safety: The uncertainty of tomorrow weighs heavily on us.
😢 Loss: The absence of my students and my friends is really hurts.
💔 Dreams on Hold: The future feels so far away when survival takes all our strength.
How You Can Help Us Cross the Finish Line
Even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference:
. $5 might not seem like much, but it could mean a meal, clean water, or a tiny bit of hope for my family.
. Can’t donate? Reblog this post to help us reach someone who can. Every share matters more than you know.
To help me and my family you can donate here or at least you can share this post to people who can support us in gaz
The World Food Program:- The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is exacerbated in a dangerous form.- About two million people, most of whom are displaced people live without an income source and depend entirely on food aid.- The food inventory decreases in a sharp form, which threatens an imminent humanitarian catastrophe.- The continued closure of the crossings prevents the entry of food supplies to Gaza.
My name is Hejer, and I am from the Gaza Strip. Before the war, I lived with my family in relative stability despite the challenges surrounding us. I was studying Doctor of Pharmacy, and my three siblings were also university students. We all had big dreams and worked hard to achieve them. My father was the sole provider for our family, and despite our limited income, he managed to cover our education expenses and basic needs.
But on October 7th, our lives were turned upside down. We woke up to the sounds of bombings, destruction, and bloodshed filling our streets. There was no time to process what was happening; we were only searching for safety—but in Gaza, there was no safe place.
In the early days of the war, we lost access to basic necessities. Water was cut off, food became scarce, and our education, which we had worked so hard for, suddenly felt like a distant dream. My father, who had always provided for us, could no longer do so as he lost his source of income amid the chaos.
As the bombings intensified, we had no choice but to flee. We grabbed whatever little we could carry and left under the terrifying sounds of explosions and gunfire, walking with no clear destination—just searching for shelter. We moved from one place to another, from one house to a shelter, and then to tents that could not protect us from the cold of winter or the scorching summer heat.
We tried to hold on, but the conditions only worsened. There was no more education, no normal life—only fear and survival.
After months of displacement and suffering, we attempted to return to our home, only to find it completely destroyed. We no longer had a roof over our heads, no place to call home. The infrastructure was wiped out, water was inaccessible, electricity was nonexistent, and life as we knew it had disappeared.
Now, we are trying to survive amidst skyrocketing prices and extreme shortages. We do not have enough money to buy even the most basic necessities. I do not know if I will ever be able to continue my education, nor do I know how my siblings will complete theirs. I do not know how we will rebuild our lives in the middle of this devastation.
Today, we are searching for a glimmer of hope, a chance for a dignified life, a helping hand to lift us from this suffering. We do not ask for much—just the opportunity to live, to continue our education, to have a normal life like everyone else.
Please, do not abandon us in this pain. Do not deprive us of your support, for hope is the only thing we have left.
