Help this Palestinian Family survive GENOCIDE

Story

Hi my name is Emine Suleyman, I am based in London and I am fundraising for this young family of 4 that I am in contact with in Rafah, Palestine. Amani Sharaf, a 25 year old mum of two, reached out to me on social media, she had seen my name on the list of donors for another Gaza GoFundMe campaign and then found me on Facebook. She asked me for help. I immediately was suspicious of being scammed, but one video call later, it was evident she was one of the millions of displaced mothers who have escaped death more than once in recent months and who is living in genocide. After learning more about her story which I am sharing below, I felt compelled to do what I could to help them. I hereby appeal to your generous nature to help ensure this family do not go without food during this war, that her baby has nappies and other supplies, that they are able to have hope for a better future. HER STORY On October 10th last year, they managed to flee their home just in time before it was bombed. A new house they had only just moved in to a month prior. One that cost them $30,000 dollars that they hadn’t completed payments on. Her husbands workplace and motorbike were also bombed. They had fled to family they knew in the north, but it wasn’t long until the bombing intensified once again forcing them to flee, without clothing or money, to camps in southern Rafah. Here she managed to make contact with a friend who has given them a room. Bombs are always looming and they live in a state of fear. There are no job opportunities for her husband, the price of food and supplies have sky rocketed. There is no safety and death feels constantly close by. WHAT IS THE MONEY FOR? Her upmost priority is to ensure she has the very basic supplies. Food, drink and supplies for her son and baby such as nappies. This is what your money will be going towards. HOW WILL SHE RECEIVE PAYMENT? I will be paying her into her husbands Bank of Palestine Account, I have already paid some funds as a dry run which they have received. I hope to update all donors on this particular families continued journey. Please spare what you can comfortably afford to do so and say a prayer for them.