My daughter and family need help

My name is Abdelaziz Al-Jabour, a 31-year-old from Gaza. I am a husband and a father of four children, including my baby girl Mira, who was born during the war and is only five months old. My father has passed away, and my mother lives with me. We once dreamed of building a bright future. I used to run a small café, but everything changed when the Israeli occupation destroyed it. I lost my only source of income, leaving me unable to provide even the most basic necessities, such as diapers and milk for my baby and family.

When the war began, we lost our home. With nowhere to go, I now live with my wife, children, and baby in a tent. Life here is unbearable; we have no regular access to clean water, electricity, medicine, or proper infrastructure. My wife, who is breastfeeding our baby, struggles daily to maintain her health under these harsh conditions. Rockets are constantly being launched around us, and there is no safe place to seek refuge

Mira is in urgent need of: • Age-appropriate milk and nutritious food • Diapers, clean clothes, and underwear • Medical care and regular check-ups • A safe place to live – instead of the rented room that costs €800 per month • And I need basic food myself in order to take care of my family I’m not asking for much – just a chance to live with dignity and to give my daughter Mira and my family the right to grow up safely and in good health.

My family and I desperately need to escape this nightmare and find a place where my baby and family can grow up without fear. But the cost of relocating to a safe place is beyond our means. I am currently renting a house to survive, but I cannot afford the rent. I humbly ask for your support to give my family a chance to live again—far from war and danger. Any help you can offer will bring us closer to a safer, more hopeful future.

Thank you for listening to my story.

‏I am currently living the worst nightmare of my life

‏I can't afford to buy milk for my 5 month old daughter

‏Please donate as much as you can so I can buy her milk. I don't want to give her fenugreek tea again because it doesn't suit her. At this age she needs milk to grow better. Because of her mother's malnutrition due to the blockade of the Strip and the lack of food supplies, she is not satisfied with her mother's milk. Anything will make