My name is Dr. Jehad Zedan from Gaza (Palestine), I´m a Dentist , I am writing this after lots of thoughts and hesitation. But the urgency and need to rescue my family is greater than my resilience. I am desperately seeking your generous support to help me evacuate my family (my wife and Three daughters ) from Gaza.

I am a resident of Gaza Strip, and the escalating violence has made it increasingly difficult for my family and me to lead a normal life. Our house and neighborhood have been completely destroyed, leaving us displaced and without a place to call home. This devastation has not only robbed us of our possessions but also the precious memories of our Three daughters.

my daughters.

my daughters who have witnessed multiple wars since her birth. It is undoubtedly a heartbreaking situation, and it emphasizes the urgent need for a safer and more stable environment for them.

my daughters, deserves to live in peace and safety, free from the traumas of conflict. them right to a happy and secure childhood should be a universal priority. my plea for help not only highlights the immediate need for evacuation but also underscores the broader importance of creating a world where children everywhere can grow up without the constant threat of violence.

on October 7, the escalation of hostilities and subsequent Israeli military directives forced my family and me into multiple relocations, resulting in the loss of our home and displacement from the north to the south of Gaza. Each move has been marked by life-threatening experiences and heart-wrenching losses in our community.

Our once peaceful home has been reduced to rubble, taking away not only our shelter but also the cherished possessions and memories we held dear, including those of our. The loss is immeasurable, and the daily struggle for survival has become increasingly difficult.

my neighborhood after October 7.

With each passing day, the situation is becoming more perilous. the uncertainty of the future weighs heavily on our hearts. We have made the difficult decision to seek refuge outside of Gaza for the safety and well-being of our family, and as turned out there is no safe place no matter wherever we go the airstrikes follow us.

Adding to the turmoil, my husband and I have lost our jobs due to the destruction, leaving us without any means to support ourselves. Each day brings the threat of death and starvation, with no safe haven in sight.

We are desperately seeking financial assistance to evacuate from the dangerous situation in Gaza. Our immediate goal is to flees to a safe place for our family, away from the ongoing conflict, where we can begin the process of rebuilding our shattered lives. The funds will be used for essential needs such as temporary housing, food, medical care, and for urgent travel through the Rafah border crossing to Egypt, requiring a hefty $8,000-10000 travel fee per individual.

I am reaching out to you, dear friends, family, and compassionate strangers, to ask for your support in funding our evacuation. The funds raised will be used to cover transportation costs, temporary shelter, and basic necessities for our family until we can establish a more stable situation.

Here's a breakdown of the estimated costs:

-Passport fees: 120 euro per person (a total of 600 euro for five family members).

-Evacuation Fee/Egyptian Coordination: 8000 euro per adult person and 4000 for one child (Considering current evacuation fees and coordination expenses at the Egyptian border).

-Transportation to Rafah Crossing: 1000 euro.

Your support, no matter how small, can make a significant difference in helping us escape the cycle of violence and uncertainty. By contributing to this campaign, you are providing a lifeline for my family to rebuild, heal, and start anew.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for considering our plea. Your kindness and generosity will make a profound difference in our lives.

This my clinic before 7 October, it was from the best clinics, and I don’t know if it’s destroyed or not in the north of gaza .

Every dream of being from the best doctors in gaza was gone. 

With gratitude,

Jehad Zedan