In Gaza, little Rania, just 4 years old, feels really scared when she hears bombs from Israel hitting nearby houses. She's just a kid, and all this is really hard for her. While other kids play, she's shaking with fear, wondering Why her neighbor is being attacked . Fortunately, when one of the neighbors' houses was bombed, Rania wasn't playing in the street as usual. However, due to the intensity of the bombing sound, she fell on the stairs and got four stitches in her face .

But even though it's tough, Rania still hopes for better days. Let's join together to help her. Your donations will give Rania the care she needs to feel safe and secure. Your kindness can make a big difference in Rania's life.

We're sad to share that Qusi, Rania's little brother, passed away at just two months old because the hospitals in Gaza couldn't give him the care he needed. His loss has left our family heartbroken, and we can't bear to see others go through the same pain. The situation in hospitals is catastrophic . We don't want Rania or anyone from her family to be exposed to anything that would force them to enter these hospitals in this situation .

‏Ali fathi, Rania's father, used to work as an accountant in one of the major malls in Gaza. However, the mall now lies in ruins, and some of his colleagues lost their lives due to the airstrikes on Gaza. Ali is now jobless, without a monthly income ، In addition, during the seven months of the war, he spent all his savings to provide for his family's needs during the conflict , As for Rania's mother, Aseel , she is a volunteer Arabic teacher for children, but as you know, there is no schooling currently in Gaza. Aseel has lost many of the students she used to teach, and she was very afraid of the idea of losing someone from her family as well as her students. Unfortunately, Aseel lost her aunt and her cousin's daughter. Help Ali continue his journey to provide a decent life for his family .

The house of Rania's neighbors, which got bombed, used to own a grocery store where Rania used to buy from. But now she walks all this distance between the tents to get handmade sweets, which may not be healthy.

"Rania and her family have the right to live. It costs $5000 per person to leave Gaza for a safe place, but they also need additional funds to rebuild their lives. So, I hope we can raise the amount as soon as possible."