Hi everyone, I hope you are well.

Please, read my story:

My name is Momen, and I am a young Palestinian from Gaza.

When I first launched this campaign, my dream was to leave Gaza in order to continue my studies abroad and build a safer and better future. I believed that education could be my way to survive, rebuild my life, and one day support my family.

Thanks to your donations, shares, and kindness, that dream felt closer. Every contribution was not just money to me; it was hope. It was a message reminding me that I was not alone, and that people still cared about my life and my future.

Unfortunately, despite all my efforts, I have still not been able to be evacuated or leave Gaza. I remain trapped here, living through extremely difficult conditions that become harder every day. My dream has not ended, but the road has become much longer and more painful than I had imagined.

Today, I am asking for your help again.

I need your support to keep holding on with my family and to be ready for any possible evacuation or travel opportunity that may suddenly appear. Life in Gaza has become unbearably expensive and difficult. Food, medicine, transportation, official documents, and basic daily needs all require money that I cannot manage alone.

Your previous donations were not wasted. They helped me survive, hold on to hope, and continue trying to reach the chance to study and live in safety. I am still determined to study abroad and build a future, but today I also need help to survive here and now in Gaza until that opportunity becomes possible.

I know that many of you have already helped me before, and it is not easy for me to ask for help again. But even a small donation can make a real difference. It can help me buy food and medicine, cover my basic needs, or prepare for the moment when a safe way out becomes available.

If you are able to donate again, I would be deeply grateful. If you cannot donate, sharing this campaign could help it reach someone who can.

I am not asking for comfort or luxury. I am asking for a chance to survive, to continue, and to keep my dream of education alive despite the war and closed borders.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has supported me, shared my story, prayed for me, or believed in my future.

Your support gives me the strength to keep going.

I love you all.

Momen