Dear Humanity, I hope this message finds you well.💙💙 My name is Hazem, and I’m from Gaza 🍉. I am doing everything I can to care for my family of 11, who depend on me to survive amidst this catastrophic situation. My brother Samer urgently needs expensive medical treatment, and we are struggling with malnutrition and water contamination. Please support or share our campaign! 🙏
@dr-anas96 is suffering so much, he even says himself he can’t fully describe it. He’s been vomiting a lot of blood, and he had to be hospitalized because he fainted from how much he threw up. Unfortunately, they didn’t have the tools to treat him properly, but his condition was so bad he had to stay there multiple days
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Anas has been suffering from cancer for a while now, and while he had already been vomiting blood before, it’s gotten really bad ever since the ceasefire was called off by Israel. He really wants to share this info so everyone can see what is being done to the Palestinian people, but he can barely get access to the Internet, and relies on us sharing the information
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Please help Anas by sharing information about what’s happening in Gaza and what’s happening to him. Share his fundraiser, and donate to it if you’re able to. You have no idea how important this is, and how much it means to him
it’s kinda terrifying to see people forget about the events that have transpired in gaza since oct 2023. every tragedy that once created mass outrage was soon forgotten as another tragedy took place.
it’s just so disturbing to realise that no palestinian has emerged from this unscathed. everyone has a family member they lost, a friend they miss dearly, a home they long to return to but cannot because it no longer exists.
a very huge part of gaza is rubble. the recent ceasefire has allowed people the chance to attempt to rebuild their lost homes. my friend alaa is one of them. she wants her children to live under a proper roof. please consider helping her out. her fundraiser is verified.
I spent my life caring for my wife and children, never sparing any effort to support them. But today, having lost the hand that once provided for them, I find myself unable to afford its treatment alone. Please, extend a helping hand—my need is great, and my hope lies in you.
i just hope that no person anywhere in the world at any point in the future has to go through what mothers in gaza went through these past few months.
like it was so insane. women were giving birth without medical aid and having c-sections without anaesthesia while being malnourished and unable to properly provide food and warmth to their newborns. they couldn’t produce milk and couldn’t afford baby formula. hell, at a certain point finding baby formula was impossible in certain areas of gaza. and there was the constant fear of death hanging over their heads.
there were hopes that after the ceasefire things would improve for these babies and their mothers. that their quality of life would improve. but now that there are chances that israel won’t continue with the ceasefire, we need to support these mothers and infants, now more than ever.
please please consider helping my friend suad, who has a little baby boy who suffers from respiratory problems. she just wants to ensure her son’s well being. baby khaled is around 8 months old. her fundraiser has been verified (#279).
Ibrahim has been raising funds for his family of 28 in Gaza for a very long time, but his campaign is going very slowly. Due to Israel’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement, they haven’t been getting food, water or medicine. Can you imagine how difficult this must be?
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You can help Ibrahim by donating to his campaign, and sharing it even if you can’t donate. Every action helps, no matter how small it may be
Every passing moment, the situation in Gaza worsens. We are over two million people living in dire conditions, where obtaining food and water has become nearly impossible. The crossings are closed, and we are left with only a few available resources, while food prices rise day by day. There is no electricity, and the groundwater is polluted, with no way to access it due to the lack of power needed to pump it. Our lives have become a nightmare.
What makes our suffering worse is the continuous sounds of bombings and planes flying overhead without end. We don’t know where the next strike will come from, and anxiety grips every family. All of this makes life harder than anyone could imagine.
We are in desperate need of help and ask for any donation you can provide. Your contribution could mean the difference between life and death for us. This help might allow us to access food or safe drinking water and give us a chance to survive under these harsh conditions. My family and I are relying on your support to endure this difficult time.
From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for your immense generosity and unwavering support for me, my family, and our cats. I deeply appreciate your noble spirit in helping us through these challenging times.
I apologize for the delay in updating you on our situation. My family and I are deeply touched by each and every donation, which brings us comfort and eases our hardship during this ordeal.
After the ceasefire announcement, we had hoped to return to our home, a place that would shield us from the bitter cold and allow us to live like everyone else in the world. However, we were shocked by the sheer devastation we witnessed in my city of Rafah, particularly in our neighborhood of Tal AlSultan.
A picture of my city Rafah before and after the genocide.
|| THE FAMILY HOME ||
The family home where we had a small apartment was partially destroyed, rendering it uninhabitable. It’s surrounded by massive piles of rubble, making our street look like a ghost town.
|| THE DREAM HOME ||
About five years ago, our family decided to pool all our savings and invest in building a new house, which we fondly called “The Dream home.” We purchased a plot of land and began constructing a two-story house with a small garden for my mother, who loves gardening and raising poultry. We were close to finishing it when the machinery of destruction turned our dream into ashes.
|| THE LAND ||
Our beautiful farm (the land) , which was our last hope and located a bit away from the military operations zone, has now turned into a pile of sand and rubble , its trees reduced to firewood. This destruction was the final blow that made us weep bitterly for those trees, the poultry, and the cats that used to live happily with us. That shattered our dreams of ever returning home.
Sadly , We are still living in tents in the Mawasi Khan Yunis area, and we can’t even go back to see our neighborhood safely. The area is extremely dangerous because it’s close to the Egyptian border ( Philadelphia Corridor) , from which they have not yet withdrawn until this update .
I know this has been a lengthy explanation, but I needed to explain everything to you in detail.
I hope you will continue to support and help us in our efforts to rebuild a small home where we can live safely, like any other human being. A home is the most basic human right, which we now lack.
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