<div>I am <strong>Soad Qassem</strong>, a <strong>Palestinian woman </strong>whose world has been shattered by the relentless horrors of war. Born in Gaza, I am the <strong>wife of a martyr</strong>, and a <strong>mother of three precious children</strong>. Our lives have been ravaged by bombings, displacements, and unspeakable loss
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<div><strong>Me and My Kids</strong>
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<div><strong>Our Home after it was destroyed </strong>
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<div>We narrowly <strong>escaped death</strong> when our neighboring building was mercilessly bombed, prompting us to flee to Khan Yunis. But tragedy struck again as violence pursued us, forcing yet another escape to Rafah. In the blink of an eye, <strong>I lost everything</strong>: my family, my home, my friends, and any semblance of a future.
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<div>Now, I find myself on the brink of a heart-wrenching decision – to leave behind my entire family, including my parents, siblings, and their children, in a desperate bid to save their lives. <strong>They remain trapped in Gaza</strong>, where every moment is fraught with the threat of death.
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<div><strong>The Rest Of My Family (Brother, sisters and nephews) before war</strong>
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<div>I implore you to lend your support in our darkest hour. The Rafah border stands as our last beacon of hope, the gateway to safety and reunion. Yet, the Egyptian government's control demands a steep price for passage – <strong>$5,000 per adult and $2,500 per child. </strong>
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<div>With a total of <strong>50,000 USD </strong>I will be able to <strong>get my 2 parents, brother, sister and their kids.</strong>
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<div><strong>The rest of money will cover travel expenses and provide for their basic needs in Egypt for at least three months.</strong>
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<div>Your generosity will not only save lives but also <strong>restore a shattered family</strong>. The prospect of hearing their voices, feeling their embrace, and seeing their smiles once more is a dream that sustains me through the darkest nights.
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<div>Please, open your hearts and extend a lifeline to my beloved family. Your compassion will make the impossible possible and bring light to our darkest hour.
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<div><strong>Note : </strong>The bank account connected to this account is in Denmark as my friend is living there and this is currently my only way of getting donations because I don't have any bank accounts and cant open one in Egypt.
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