Help Baby Judy And Her Family Survive in Gaza

Hello everyone, I am Marwan, Judy's uncle. I am studying veterinary medicine in Egypt, specifically at Zagazig University. Before the war, I had a simple dream: to graduate, work, and support my family. But after October 7, everything changed.

My story begins with my family in Gaza.

We lived a modest life, but one filled with hope.

My brother Ahmed holds a master's degree in communications engineering, and my brother Louay holds a master's degree in mechanical engineering. Despite their hard work, they were unable to find work.

My brother Nour did not complete high school after his school was destroyed.

My sister Lana lived peacefully with her husband and their young daughter, Judy.

I was pursuing my university studies, hoping to return to my family as a veterinarian.

But the war tore everything apart.

My sister's husband was martyred before her eyes.

Little Judy became an orphan, unable to understand anything except that she had lost her father's embrace forever. As if that weren't enough, she was injured again in the bombing and continues to suffer.

Our house was destroyed, and we lost everything.

My family fled east of Khan Younis to Rafah, then returned to the destroyed house because there was no other place.

Today, they live in tents without electricity, water, or food.

They told me today in a short call:

> "Death is all around us... We don't know if we'll live until tomorrow."

We stand in line for hours for water. Food is a luxury, medicine is unavailable. Clothes? We barely get by on used ones.

Even leaving Gaza is very expensive. Thousands of dollars, and we can't even afford bread.

I appeal to you from my heart: Help me.

I'm not asking for charity. I'm asking for a chance for my family to live in dignity.

Your donation, no matter how small, can provide:

Safe shelter

Food and medicine

The costs of leaving Gaza

And new hope for all of us

The future has become uncertain for my family and siblings. The war has plunged them into an unimaginable crisis. In an instant, we lost our family, friends, homes, possessions, and livelihoods, and their lives have become a living nightmare. Words cannot express the depth of our despair. They lack basic necessities—food, medicine, and clothing. Children have had their innocence taken away from them, and they are surrounded by pain and death. Escaping Gaza is their only hope, but they cannot do it alone. They urgently ask for your help. Your donation, whatever the amount, will be a lifeline, helping them escape this horrific situation. Your support is not just financial; it is a beacon of hope in their darkest hours as they look to rebuild and start their lives. This war and previous attacks have deprived him and his family of everything. You have all given me the opportunity of a lifetime, and I want him to do his best to build a life that will make him as proud of himself as anyone else. These funds will cover transportation costs through the Rafah crossing only if it is open, assuming this is possible given changing prices and increased demand. Furthermore, the total cost of travel includes airfare and basic living expenses such as housing, food, and clothing. Please help.