My name is Ibrahim. I am 37 years old, married, and a father of two daughters, Sahar and Daren. I live in Gaza, facing challenges that exceed my ability to cope. I am blind and suffer from muscular atrophy, which has begun to significantly impact my mobility. My condition requires expensive medications and protein-rich foods, but the economic situation here limits my access to these essentials, forcing me to live in poor health conditions.

My tent does not protect me from the cold, and our living conditions deteriorate day by day. My daughter Daren, who is just one year and eight months old, suffers from anemia. Since we weaned her, she has been unable to eat healthy food or drink milk; all we find are unhealthy canned foods. We are in urgent need of diapers and warm clothing, especially with winter approaching.

As for Sahar, she is as beautiful as the moon, but she suffers from psychological effects of the war. She has begun to exhibit involuntary movements, and she is in desperate need of support and care.

Before the war, our life was easier, as I could rely on myself for movement. But now, I feel helpless, struggling to meet my family's needs. Life in tents is extremely difficult, especially for people with disabilities. Additionally, my wheelchair has broken due to the sand in the shelters, further isolating me and making mobility challenging.

I urge you, compassionate hearts, to help me and my family overcome these hardships. Any assistance, no matter how small, will make a significant difference in our lives. We hope that this campaign reaches those who can help us, so we may find an opportunity to survive in Gaza.

Thank you for your attention and kindness.