Help İman and her family in Gaza

My name is Jessica. I live in Italy and this campaign is dedicated to a Palestinian woman that I love very much who desperately need your support, for her and her family. I really hope that everyone can donate, a small donation can make a difference. Imane is a lovely woman, kind and valuable. Her family Lost everything in Gaza and raising money will help them to survive.The money will go toward a new tent, food and basic supplies-- all which are extremely expensive and hard to find in Gaza.

Below Are the words of my friend for you.

My Story: Iman Al-Madhoun from Gaza Strip

I am Iman Al-Madhoun from Palestine, and I have lived through a painful experience due to the occupation that destroyed my city and displaced me from my home. Our life was normal and beautiful before October 7, but the occupation decided to wage war on Gaza, forcing us to flee our home and move from place to place in search of safety after our house and entire neighborhood were destroyed.

On December 4, occupation forces stormed our homes amid endless tears, and we could take nothing with us except the clothes we were wearing. We headed toward Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis, and during the month we spent there, the floors of the hospital were bombed while we were inside. Many people were martyred, including a woman from my family who was killed in front of my eyes. You cannot imagine the suffering and fear we endured during those days.

After that, we were displaced to the Mawasi camps, which the occupation claimed were safe, but even there, we were subjected to random gunfire. Then we moved to the Rafah camps, where we stayed for three months until the occupation decided to attack Rafah. We had no choice but to return to the Mawasi camps in Khan Younis. Since the beginning of the war, our lives have come to a complete halt—no work, no electricity, no communication, and no source of livelihood.

I never imagined that I would have to leave my home.

…with my husband in this way, nor did I ever imagine losing my sense of security in my own homeland and having to live in a tent, where everything has become incredibly difficult.

Your support, no matter how small, will make a huge difference in ensuring our safety. I am grateful for your compassion and generosity during this difficult time. Please share this link with your friends and colleagues.

Thank you for standing by us—help us start our lives again, even if it means doing so without those we have lost and without our home. But this is life.

Thank you for your time.