
Dina Was Martyred — Help Her Husband Start Again Alone
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Hello Everyone,
I am Muntaser from Gaza. I hold a bachelor’s degree in accounting and once worked as an accountant at an institution. My life was once full of hope. In 2022, I married the love of my life, Dina, and together we built our home from the ground up, paying attention to every detail. Our home was our sanctuary, filled with love, laughter, and dreams for the future.
However, everything changed after October 7th, when the war began. My workplace was destroyed, and life as we knew it ended overnight. Despite the danger, I risked my life to reach my office and salvage essential documents — holding onto hope that the war would soon stop and we could start again.
As the attacks intensified, Dina and I were forced to leave our home and seek shelter. We moved from one place to another with her family, surviving on very little — sometimes with no food or water for days. Still, we held onto faith and to each other.
Then, on July 6th, 2025, tragedy struck.
My beloved wife, Dina, was killed when a bomb hit our home. She was found under the rubble. She is now among the martyrs — Martyr Dina — remembered for her kindness, her patience, and her unshakable faith.
Now, I am alone.
The home we built together is damaged, my job is gone, and I live surrounded by the memories of the life we dreamed of. Each day is a struggle — for food, clean water, and shelter — but I continue to hold on to hope and to Dina’s memory.
With your support, I can begin to rebuild what’s left of our home and my life.
Your donation, no matter the size, helps me:
• Repair our damaged home so I have a safe place to live
• Buy food, water, and essential items
• Stay warm through the winter
• Rebuild my life in memory of Dina
Please, stand with me in this time of deep loss.
Your help means more than words can express. Every act of kindness keeps Dina’s spirit alive and helps me rebuild the life we dreamed of together.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your compassion and support.
— Muntaser
(in memory of my beloved wife, Martyr Dina)
