Help Abood Family Evacuate Warzone in Gaza

Hello everyone,

I am Abood Abu-Senjer. I am a Palestinian living in Gaza, and my family resides in Al-Shabura Refugee Camp in Rafah, which is located in Southern Gaza.

It is enough to say that my family is living in Gaza for you to imagine the number of atrocities they are undergoing every single day and the mental distress I am experiencing being away from them, bearing witness to the unspeakable hardships they endure as part of their daily struggle for survival.

As a family, we get used to living a peaceful life, every member of us has dreams to capture and plans to achieve, but the monster of aggression destroys every single detail, and I would not be able to hold the idea that I may lose one of them, my mother, my father and my little sister.

My mother, Aziza Muhammed, is a retired teacher, and a warm-hearted mum, she is now suffering from chronic diseases, and a knee disease that she cannot walk long distances. She was scheduled to have surgery in Egypt, but the aggression came and she is now unable to do it because she cannot leave Gaza, but she hopes to find someone to help her with that.

My father, Salman Singer, a retired manager assistant, and a gracious dad, is sick with a kidney disease, and we cannot find all his medications in Gaza currently. He must eat special food so that his condition does not worsen, but we also cannot provide it for him due to the circumstances of the aggression, so we are very worried that his illness will get worse and we are afraid of losing him.

My little sister, Nada, is a fresh graduate and she has been always chasing her dreams, she started her career as a content writer and English teacher, but because of the aggression she lost her clients, my heart turned to peace when she told me that she is too close to forget her dreams because her only dream now is to survive the genocide, she really hopes to make it out of Gaza, so she can have a normal life.

Nowadays, it's only possible to do so through a fee and permission to cross the border or having double nationality. However, I recently figured that I could evacuate my family members; My parents, Salman and Aziza Abusenjer, and my siblings, Abdul-Rahman and Nada Abusenjer. While the lives of my loved ones, their security, and their smiles are priceless, it is, unfortunately, necessary to provide $5000 for each of my family members' freedom, making the amount $25000 in total. Even though I recognize that it's not a tiny amount.

I reach out to you today with a heavy heart to ask whoever this link reached to kindly extend your hand in solidarity and do your best to help me rescue the rest of my family. Your support is not just a financial contribution but a profound gesture of empathy; as for my family, each dollar is one step away from the horrifying genocide. Even sharing the link with your people has the power to alter the trajectory of our lives. I can't put into words how comforting it would be to me that my family could at least get away from this genocide and blockade that aggravated their mental health to a breaking point and exhausted them physically to the limit. Only God knows how indefinitely grateful I would be for every donation that aims to rekindle the light in my family members' eyes and breathe life into the dreams they dared to envision amid the chaos.