Help a Gaza widow mother with 2 children

Hello everyone, please read this as if I'm a member of your family. Maybe your sister, daughter or a friend and as if my family who's under a death threat now is yours.

My name is Dykra and I am a widow mother trying to take care of her children and get them to safety. My wonderful husband was unalived and I was left alone with our two kids, our first daughter Emar who is 2 years old and our second daughter Wisam who is only 7 months old and who I gave birth to after the unaliving of her father during this war in a tent.

This is their father, my husband, after he was unalived:

During this war, our house was destroyed and we have been displaced time and time again and are now homeless living in a tent. These are my daughters in front of our destroyed home:

We are going through malnutrition and very bad living conditions, with constant bombing and horror surrounding us. Our tent lacks the basic necessities of life, we have lost everything and are now in need of your help in order to hopefully flee this war.

Unfortunately, the situation is not getting any better here in Gaza, in fact, it is getting worse and worse by the day. The longer we stay here, the more dangerous it is for us, which is why we want to evacuate as soon as possible with your help.

I want to be able to provide a good life for my children so they can grow up in a positive atmosphere and live normal lives in peace without having to think about where to get food, water and basic necessities, and not knowing when and where the next airstrike will hit.

We never wanted to do this, but we are now in a condition where you, the people, are our only hope of survival. Do not underestimate the impact of your donations, every dollar counts, you are changing lives. Please don’t read this as just a sad story and feel sympathy for us, I want you to read this and take action as if we were your family. Keep donating and/or sharing, it helps a lot.

Thank you so much for your help, we all truly appreciate it. Here are a few pictures of my husband with our first daughter. Unfortunately, he did not live to see our second: