Here is my story :

Hello, I'm khamis Abohassira, I am 50 years old, I have 4 children 3 sons, and one daughter she have 2 children. I live in Gaza close to Alshifa hospital. I used to live in a house filled with love and hope, until the recent war came and destroyed everything. Our house, which my father built with great effort, was completely destroyed. We lost not only our home, but also our source of livelihood, our only car, and even project that I relied on to make a living, which was a taxi driver’s business.


Those days were filled with pain and sorrow, but I decided not to give in to despair, but behind the smile, my heart was sad for all that we lost.

But I didn't give up, I wanted to rebuild anew, with your support and solidarity. I launched this campaign to regain hope for myself and my family. Let's rebuild our house, buy a new car to regain our freedom of movement, and rebuild my project as a taxi drivers to live with dignity and earn my livelihood.

Please, join me in this journey, as every drop of contribution renews hope in my heart and brings life back to my shattered land. Contribute whatever you can, and share the story so we can reach our goal together.

Here is my sister story :

Hello, my name is Ola Mahani. I am 45 years old. Before I moved to the south, our house and the supermarket were bombed and we no longer had any income. We miraculously escaped death and were displaced to the south through the safe passage. We witnessed death before our eyes. We saw people dying on the sidewalk, and we narrowly escaped death. I have 4 children, two daughters and two sons. I have a daughter who was preparing for her marriage before the war, and now her house has been bombed. My husband is 50 years old and has chronic diseases. He lost everything he owned, his work and everything, in this war in Gaza.  We were bombed more than once. We are short of all the basics of life. We need your help so much to escape death and genocide.

‎‏Thank you from the bottom of my heart.




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