Hello, I am Mustafa from the northern Gaza Strip. I lost 6 houses for myself and my children during the war on Gaza, and we have no house left to live in. I also lost our cars and they were burned and completely destroyed. I also had a car battery company and a complete warehouse for Korean car accessories. They were completely destroyed during the war and not I have either housing or my own company. I hope you can help me or my children and provide support to me and my family so that we can at least buy houses to live in. I hope everyone who cannot provide financial support will help by spreading this link everywhere. Thank you❤️

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In the midst of a shattered city, where the dust from collapsed buildings never quite settles before the next explosion shakes the ground, there is a family, my family, struggling to survive one day at a time. In a dark, damp tent, where electricity is sporadic and water even more scarce, my mother and father cling to their children and grandchildren. Their faces are etched with despair and fear, but also with the tireless love that drives them to endure. The children's eyes, once sparkling with innocent joy, are now wide with terror. They don’t understand why their home has become a war zone, why their friends have disappeared, why their school has turned into a pile of rubble. They whisper to each other under blankets, trying to muffle their heartbeats to avoid attracting the danger that lurks everywhere. Every day, my family wakes to the sound of bombs whistling through the air and houses shaking to their foundations. They never know if they will see each other when night falls, if they will have enough food to quell the gnawing hunger, or if they will find enough clean water to quench their thirst. Every meal is a struggle, a desperate search for the necessities that are becoming increasingly rare. My father, once proud of his work and his ability to provide for his family, now ventures out into the uncertain darkness, always with his heart in his throat, fearing he may not return. My mother, whose laughter once filled the home with warmth, now sits in a corner, rocking back and forth, praying for a miracle while trying to comfort her crying grandchildren. Their home is no longer a place of safety and love, but a temporary shield against the hell that rages outside. Every shadow could be a threat, every sound a harbinger of death. My family has been forced to say goodbye to friends and relatives who have fallen victim to the violence, their hearts broken by grief and loss. Every night they pray to survive until dawn, to one day live in peace again. In this nightmare, where hope is slowly suffocated by the grip of fear and pain, they continue to fight. Their resilience is a silent scream for the world to see, a desperate cry for help and understanding. They dream of a future without fear, of a time when their children can run free without ducking for cover, of a day when they can rebuild their lives from the ashes of what once was. But right now, in this moment, their reality is an endless battle to survive another day. And their tears, their silence, their pain – all are a heartbreaking testament to the brutal face of war and the unyielding power of love that holds a family together against all odds. Imagine waking up every morning not knowing if you will have enough food to feed your children's hunger. Picture having to walk long distances under dangerous conditions just to fetch a little clean water. Think about the fear and uncertainty that accompanies each day as bombs fall and buildings collapse around you. My family is living in a constant nightmare, but you have the power to give them a glimmer of hope. By donating money, you can help them gain access to essentials such as food, clean water, and medicine. Your generosity can provide them with the relief they so desperately need and a chance to survive this horrific time. Every dollar counts and makes a tremendous difference in their lives

I am incredibly and eternally grateful for all the donations that will immediately go to my family in need and the people around them.