✳️ Help Mohammed Survive in Gaza – Injured, Hungry, and Trapped

(Support food, medical care, and safe passage)

Who I Am

My name is Mohammed Assaf, a 29-year-old civilian from Gaza City, Palestine. I am not affiliated with any political or military group. I am simply a survivor of war, trying to recover and stay alive under extremely difficult conditions.

Where I’m From

I currently live in central Gaza, where I have been affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis. I was injured during an airstrike and lost many members of my family.

‍‍ Who the Funds Will Support

The funds will be used solely for myself – Mohammed Assaf – and for basic survival needs. I am the sole beneficiary of this fundraiser, and I am personally managing this campaign. I am not raising money for any organization or third party.

What Happened to Me

On December 3, 2024, my family’s home in Gaza was struck by an Israeli airstrike. As a result:

42 members of my extended family were killed.

32 others were injured, including myself.

I sustained a serious leg fracture and a back injury.

My home was destroyed, and I lost access to food, shelter, and medical care.

How the Funds Will Be Used

If I receive support through this campaign, I will use the donations for:

1. Food and basic essentials (especially flour and bread for my remaining family).

2. Medical care for my broken leg and back injury.

3. Logistics and coordination to safely leave Gaza in search of proper treatment (transportation, travel documents, fees, etc.).

All funds will be withdrawn via a trusted contact in a supported country (e.g. the U.S. or Canada) and sent directly to me via secure, legal channels such as Western Union, MoneyGram, or bank transfer.

No Involvement in Armed Conflict

I want to be clear: this fundraiser is 100% humanitarian.

I am not supporting or connected to any armed group, nor will any part of this money go to any conflict-related activity.

My only goal is to survive, heal, and feed my family.

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Thank you for taking the time to read my story.

Any amount — no matter how small — brings me closer to life, recovery, and hope.

With gratitude,

Mohammed Assaf

Gaza, Palestine