<div>A message from Ayman
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<div>My dear friends all over the world. I am Ayman Salha. I am married, I have a child, and my wife is pregnant. We need to help our friends around the world. We want to leave here from Gaza. Living here has become impossible. Because of the great destruction in Gaza. Please help to get out of here as soon as possible. This is required in travel procedures and coordination to exit the crossing. Please help in peace
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<div>welcome all,
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<div>My name is Ismail Al-Absi, and I am reaching out to you with a sincere request for assistance. Last April, I came across the amazing work of a man named Ayman, who has been caring for birds and sparrows in Gaza for years. Little did I know that this connection would lead me to a deep friendship and a profound understanding of the horrific reality that Ayman and his family face
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<div>Ayman, a mailman who works in a dental technician's lab, spent the last several years of his life feeding and caring for birds and finches amid the chaos in Gaza. His compassion knows no bounds, and his resilience in the face of adversity is nothing short of inspiring. Our correspondence over the past few months has highlighted the unimaginable atrocities unfolding in Gaza. Ayman, who resides in the northern Gaza Valley, has suffered countless losses – more than 100 family members and friends, including the tragic loss of his 18-year-old nephew after a two-ton missile fell on him. Despite the ongoing suffering, Ayman remained a beacon of hope, steadfast in his commitment to his community. However, the recent escalation of violence and the deteriorating humanitarian situation have left Ayman vulnerable
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<div>And his family is in grave danger. The prices of leaving Gaza are exorbitant, far beyond their means. The Rafah crossing offers a glimmer of hope, but the financial burden is enormous, reaching $7,500 per adult and $3,000 per child. Here comes our role. Together, we can make a tangible difference in the lives of Ayman (25 years old), his wife (19 years old), his one-year-old son Ahmed, and his pregnant wife. Our goal is to raise funds to facilitate their safe exit from Gaza and support them on their journey to seek asylum. The cost breakdown is: Two adult visas ($7,500 each).• Ayman Salha
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<div>And a visa for a child ($3,000) for a son, Ahmed, for a total of $18,000. Our goal is much higher than the cost of visas because there are a lot of additional costs such as transportation (traveling from north to south is very dangerous and can cost thousands per person), to provide Ayman and his family with assistance so that they can travel to help Ayman and his family once they arrive in Egypt, and plane tickets to seek asylum. Somewhere in the European Union. Ayman has siblings that he would like to eventually be able to evacuate as well. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, will have a profound impact on Ayman's family. It will provide them with the opportunity to rebuild their lives free from the constant threat of violence and persecution. Every dollar brings them one step closer to safety, security and the opportunity for a brighter future.
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<div>In accordance with GoFundMe regulations, I will supervise the fundraising and ensure it is transferred to Ayman via bank transfer. Transparency and accountability are crucial, and I'm committed to keeping you updated every step of the way. A little about me I live in Sweden Together, we can be the lifeline Ayman and his family desperately need. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your generosity and kindness. Your support means more than words can express!
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