My name is Eid Abuamsha. I am a husband, a father, and a multimedia trainer from Gaza.

Before the war, I lived a peaceful life. I worked with university students, teaching multimedia and media production, helping young people build their futures and pursue their dreams. I had a home, a career, and hopes for my children.

Today, my family and I are living through circumstances we never imagined. The war has changed every aspect of our lives. Like many families in Gaza, we have experienced displacement, loss, fear, and uncertainty. Every day is a struggle to secure basic necessities while trying to protect our children from the trauma of war.

As a father, my greatest concern is the safety and well-being of my children. They deserve a chance to grow up in peace, attend school, play freely, and dream about their future without fear.

I am creating this fundraiser to help my family survive these difficult times and work toward a safer future. Your support will help us meet essential needs and give my children hope during one of the hardest periods of our lives.

Every donation, no matter how small, makes a difference. If you cannot donate, sharing our story with others would mean the world to us.

Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and solidarity. Your support gives us strength and reminds us that we are not alone.

With sincere gratitude,

Eid Abuamsha & Family

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This is my destroyed home

During the second ceasefire, we returned home. As you can see in the picture, no more of Swara's house remained.

This is my son, Moeen, playing the guitar. The little artist's dreams have all been shattered.

My little girl, Hayat, is an artist and singer. She was two years old before the war; now she is four.

The three children, Yazan, Mu'in, and Hayat, are at the beach in Al-Zawaida.

Me, Yazan, Mu'in, and Hayah, after we were displaced during the winter to the sea

This is a picture of my little girl Hayat's eye. She needs surgery abroad, but her eye still hurts, and we are trying to get her out for treatment.

We are trying to bake bread using charcoal and the available tools.