Donate to Evacuate My Sister & 2 Nephews from GAZA

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My name is Othman, and I am the older brother of Deema. As I pen down these words, my heart aches for the struggles my beloved sister faces as a mother to two young boys in Gaza. The past five months have been a harrowing journey for her and her children, a journey filled with fear, uncertainty, and unimaginable loss.

Deema is a pillar of strength, but even the strongest among us can falter under the weight of such adversity. I have watched helplessly as she tries to shield her boys from the horrors of war, her own heart breaking with every explosion that shakes our neighborhood.

The destruction wrought upon Gaza has spared no one, tearing apart homes, schools, and lives with ruthless efficiency. My sister's once joyful home now lies in ruins, a stark reminder of the fragility of life in a conflict zone.

As her older brother, it pains me to see her struggle to provide for her children's basic needs amidst the chaos and devastation. The price of survival in Gaza is steep, and the burden weighs heavily on her shoulders.

To add to her hardship, her husband has been injured during these tumultuous times, further complicating their already dire situation. My nephews, Bayan 5, and Merwan 3, deserve a future free from the ravages of wars and conflicts. They deserve to grow up in a world where the sound of explosions is replaced with the laughter of children and where peace reigns supreme.

But amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope—a hope that with the help of compassionate souls like yours, my sister and her boys can find a way out of this nightmare. The funds needed was $20K (5K for each one Deeman, Her Husband, Bayan and Merwan) to secure their survival and relocate to Egypt eventual evacuation from Gaza may seem daunting, but I believe that with your support, we can make it a reality.

I implore you, from the depths of my heart, to lend a helping hand to my sister and her children. Your contribution, whether big or small, can make a world of difference to their lives. And if you find yourself unable to donate, please consider sharing their story far and wide. Let the world know of their suffering, their resilience, and their unwavering determination to build a better future for themselves.