<div>From Gaza… We Are Only Asking for Life


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<div>I am Ayman, a young man from Gaza, and I am writing for myself and my family.


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<div>We did not choose war. We did not choose siege. We did not choose to live in fear and uncertainty…


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<div>Yet this is the reality we face every day.


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<div>Before the war, my family and I lived in a home with five apartments.


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<div>I had my own small business making sweets — it was my source of income, my way to provide for my family.


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<div>But when the war hit Gaza, our home was destroyed. Our building, our livelihood, everything we had worked for, was gone in an instant.


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<div>Now, we live in a tent in the street. We have no shelter, no secure place to sleep, and no source of income.


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<div>To make things worse, I am suffering from a severe spinal injury that prevents me from working.


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<div>Every day is painful, both physically and emotionally, as I struggle to care for my family while unable to earn a living.


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<div>Each day is a fight to survive. We wake up hoping for safety, searching for water, food, and basic necessities.


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<div>Children no longer dream of toys or trips; they dream of a full meal.


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<div>Mothers do not worry about clothes; they worry about how to feed their children tomorrow.


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<div>Fathers carry the heavy weight of helplessness, wanting to protect their families but powerless against circumstances beyond their control.


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<div>We are not numbers in the news.


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<div>We are real families with names, stories, and postponed dreams.


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<div>I am launching this campaign not to ask for luxury, nor for the impossible.


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<div>We are asking for the minimum of a dignified life:


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<div>Food for our family


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<div>Clean water to drink


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<div>Shelter, as much as possible


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<div>Medical care for my spinal injury


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<div>Your donation — no matter how small — can make a real difference.


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<div>It could mean a warm meal for my children.


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<div>It could mean clean water for a full day.


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<div>It could mean a safe place to sleep tonight.


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<div>It could mean help with my medical needs.


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<div>And most importantly, it could mean hope — the feeling that we are not alone in this world.


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<div>If you cannot donate, sharing this story may help it reach someone who can.


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<div>Sometimes a single share can change a life.


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<div>From Gaza…


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<div>We are not asking for pity.


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<div>We are asking for a chance to live.


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