After 28 months of war and repeated forced displacement, Hassan and his family are struggling to survive. During the first ceasefire, they returned to a home that was only partially livable. Months later, they were forcibly displaced again, and by the second ceasefire, their home had been completely destroyed and bulldozed.

Today, the family of eight lives in a rented house in Khan Younis, dangerously close to high-risk areas and under constant fear of another evacuation. Monthly rent is nearly $1,000, with an additional $200 required for basic services such as water and phone charging—not including food or medicine.

There is no electricity, and drinking water is scarce and contaminated. Every day is shaped by uncertainty, fear, and rising costs.

Before the war, their life was stable. The family owned four car rental and service offices, providing a steady income. Their children were enrolled in schools and universities, building a future with hope. In an instant, everything was lost—their home, their businesses, their income, and their sense of safety.

They have been displaced more than 12 times throughout the war. Today, they have no source of income and rely only on limited family assistance while humanitarian aid remains blocked.

Now, they are focused on survival and dignity.

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How Your Support Will Help

⚫ Housing & Stability

Helping cover overwhelming rent costs and, if possible, support repairing part of their destroyed home.

⚪ Daily Survival Needs

Food and basic necessities are increasingly unaffordable. Your support helps meet essential needs.

Medical & Emergency Support

The mother suffers from chronic asthma and urgently needs ongoing medication.

Their younger sister experiences frequent panic attacks due to war trauma.

Emergency funds could be lifesaving if displacement or medical crises occur.

Education & a Future Beyond War

University education for two children has been suspended, and their youngest sister, a seventh-grade student, has also been unable to continue her studies.

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Their hope is simple: to endure this time with what remains of human dignity and protect their family’s future.

Every contribution matters.

Thank you for standing with Hassan and his family.