Help my children get out to safety from the war in Gaza

Hello...My name is Ihab Anbar, 47 years old, a technical engineer from Gaza-Palestine. My family consists of 10 members (me, my wife, 6 children, and my parents).

Under the sounds of bombing and a hail of bullets, and fearing for our lives, we were forced to flee south to Rafah, near the Egyptian border, to live in a small tent that did not protect us from the cold, without the minimum necessities of life. Providing food, water, and health care become daily challenges.

Days after our displacement to Rafah, our family home was targeted and destroyed, and our family became homeless.

Also, I lived through painful moments after warplanes bombed the building containing my private project, which specializes in selling computers and Internet services, which I established more than 22 years ago. www.facebook.com/RoyalComputer2014

Three years ago, my father (75 years old) performed heart surgery and is still suffering from its effects to this day. And my mother (64 years old) suffers from pressure and joint pain.

Gaza has become uninhabitable and without infrastructure, hospitals, schools, and universities, as more than 70% of the buildings have been completely or partially destroyed. The Gaza Strip needs more than 10 years of reconstruction to return to what it was before October 7, 2023.

Currently, there is no safe place in Gaza, and even if a temporary truce takes place for a few days or weeks, the possibility of its violation is high. The fear of losing a family member constantly looms over us. So, we decided to evacuate to Egypt to preserve our safety and to escape the reality of genocide, which occurred more than 170 days ago and is continuing.

To achieve that, I start this fundraising campaign as our only hope of leaving Gaza for Egypt despite the high costs of transit permits and living expenses there.

Please, save our family lives by donating and sharing our story widely with your network of friends and family and on social media platforms.

Every donation, regardless of its size, will contribute greatly to preserving our lives and will bring us one step closer to a place of refuge and safety, with the hope that one day this war will end so that we can return to our homes and rebuild what was destroyed.

For those unable to donate, your prayers are a gift beyond measure.

Thank you with all my heart for your support and for standing with us in these difficult moments of our lives.

Note: This fundraising campaign is being managed by my brother Basel Anbar who lives in the Netherlands, and he will withdraw the campaign money and send it to us through the available safe method at that time.

Best Regards

Ihab Anbar