Give Hope to Ibrahim's Struggling Family

My name is Ibrahim elfarra , I’m 36 years old, from Gaza. I hold a degree in Business Administration, but I haven't been able to secure a stable job for years. I used to work as a construction laborer inside Israel, but since the war began, all work permits were frozen. Now I’m left with no income while being the sole provider for a shattered family.

I have been married for seven years, but we have not been blessed with children yet. My wife needs IVF treatment so we can have a chance at starting a family — a dream we’ve held onto for years. But life has become too harsh to allow us even that hope.

I lost my sister in this war, along with two of her young children. I now care for her five orphaned kids, in addition to my brother’s children. We are 11 people living under one roof — a roof that no longer provides shelter, as our home was destroyed in the bombing. We have no proper place to live, no food to eat, and no way to survive.

My mother is ill and in need of a hip replacement surgery, and my father is battling cancer, currently receiving treatment in Egypt. We have no source of income, no medicine, no food — not even a sliver of safety.

I write to you today with a heavy heart and a deep sense of helplessness, praying that you will extend a hand to help. Your donations will mean life to us: they will help provide food, medical care for my parents, support for the children, a chance for my wife and I to pursue treatment, and hopefully a small, safe place to call home.

Every donation no matter how small —makes a real difference.

From our hearts to yours… We are living through a genocide, but we still believe in your humanity.