Donate to Save Munir and his Kids From the War in Gaza

Hello everyone, my name is Munir Yousef and I am 27 years old. We have three children: Islam, Omar and Reem. We are residents of Gaza and we were born and raised under siege. To give a little background about my life before the war, when I was younger I suffered from an attack during the last Gaza war and I got injured in my left leg when I was young and as a result, I was forced to leave school and this affected me as I grew up trying to provide for myself.

After the advent of this current war (from October 7th 2023 to present), I have suffered greatly and need your help. My house which took years to build has been completely destroyed and now we are currently displaced, trying to survive living in tents in Mawasi Khan Younis where there is severe suffering from the lack of water and the scorching summer heat which has since passed as we enter winter. I am very fearful of what this may bring as winter is very difficult for us with a lack of food entering the Gaza Strip. I ask God to remove this affliction from our country.

i turn to you to ask for a small donation to help us reach our goal in collecting donations and will bring us one step closer to a place of refuge and safety. If you are unable to donate, it would be wonderful if you could share our story widely with your friends and family and on social media platforms.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and standing with us in these difficult moments of our lives. I really hope things turn out better for us in the coming months.

Please contribute even if it is a little to save my family. We need money for basic necessities as the price of goods is very high here but also we are looking for a way out once the Rafah crossing is reopened.

Please share with all your friends and family and help save our lives.

Thank you so much to everyone in advance.

-This goFundMe campaign is being set up by Ibrahim, a friend of Munir who lives in Canada. All of the funds will be sent to directly to Munir and his family to help them in this very difficult time.