Help anas and his family to rebuild their lives

Dear friends,

I’m Anas Radi from Gaza (24 years old). I graduated in 2023 as a software engineer from Al-Azher University before the war started in Gaza. My house was destroyed by the war and is no longer a place to live in, which put an end to my dreams. I was a first-year graduate student starting my career. I searched for a nice life and a profession that fulfilled my needs because I was passionate about it, but the war damaged Gaza's economy and businesses, so there are currently no work opportunities there .

in addition , I have six sisters, two of them Rawan (22) and Shymaa (18 ) will not be able to finish their studies and achieve their dreams because they were enrolled in a university that was destroyed .

My other little sisters were supposed to grow up in peace like any normal child, but the war lost their childhood and school life and forced them to live their childhood in the harsh conditions of war.

I'm sharing my story with you in hopes that you may be able to help my family and I in starting over.

Because of travel restrictions that force us to pay huge amounts of money in order to survive, we are unable to travel even temporarily to escape death despite the conditions in which we live , It costs at least $5,000 per person.

Although it pains me to ask for money, there is no other way to restore our lives but to do so. I'm able to show you our pre- and post-event lifestyles

As many of you are aware, Gaza is currently facing a dire humanitarian crisis that has persisted for seven agonizing months. The people of Gaza are enduring unimaginable suffering, including loss of property, loved ones, starvation, health crises, and much more.

It is a situation that I never thought we would witness, yet here we are, witnessing the world's silence in the face of this abomination.

As a result, epidemics have spread in the sector due to the overcrowding of the population, the spread of waste, unhealthy eating, and the lack of private bathrooms, so residents resort to the use of public bathrooms that lack hygiene, which caused me and my family to develop Yaragan(Jaundice) disease.

I am grateful to everyone who helps. Your helping means a lot to us. Your donation will not be just money , it will be a glimmer of hope that gives us the opportunity to get to safety, protection, and a decent life.

Every donation, no matter how small, brings us one step closer to helping me and my family rebuild our lives.

Thank you for your kindness and compassion.

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