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Hello my name is Ale and I am raising money for a family that has been displaced because of what is happening to the communities of Pal e s t i ne. Here is Muhammad’s story.
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His IG handle is @save_my_family_and_our_childre
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Here is his story.
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“I, Muhammad, cannot describe to you what happened to us when we left our house in the beginning of October 7. We left with my father, mother, and my younger sisters. We were afraid of the bombing and the occupation’s threat to evacuate us from the area. It was an incredible day. We left carrying nothing. We only carried water and fled to... The south. On our way to the south, the occupation bombed a car next to us. We were all injured, but the injuries were minor. We continued our way to the south of the Gaza Strip. After the difficulty we faced, we came to call about the loss of 23 of my cousins. My family collapsed at that moment, and sadness and crying for my cousins descended upon us, and after that we continued on our way. To live in a shelter for Enlightenment, but our first days were sadness and severe pain due to lack of sleep, fear and panic. Every day we said that tomorrow we would return to our homes, but we were lying to ourselves.
As a week passed, as we slept in an open garden, we began to set up tents. All of my family members slept in one tent and ate approximately one small meal a day. Their access to food, clean water, shelter, medicine, internet, and more are all extremely rare and expensive.
After living in the tent in Khan Yunis, the occupation continued after 70 days, but we did not go out because my grandfather and grandmother were elderly. After 5 days, the occupation bombed the shelter in which we lived. The occupation arrested us for hours and beat us severely. Then my family and I were displaced to the far south of Gaza, Rafah.
Then we were displaced to Rafah and spent 3 months in tents, and our days were torment due to the high heat. Now we were living near the borders of the Sinai desert in Egypt, and other than that, we killed snakes every day, and it was difficult to bring water and medicine and enter the bathroom. Our bathroom consisted of a chair and a plate inside it, and all of our children were injured. With epidemic liver diseases, but a crazy day came because of the occupation’s bombing. We lost 8 people from the outskirts, my cousins, and 100 people from my people were killed. The occupation threatened Rafah every day by bombing and occupying it. We were terrified and afraid, and when the occupation entered Rafah, we fled early in the morning to the center of the Strip. We faced all of these events. Hardly anyone can imagine in this sleepy world Who does not defend human rights We only want one thing from you. Donate to us what you can. Your donation helps us obtain the minimum of our children’s rights, such as food and medicine. Our displacement from place to place requires a lot of money.
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His IG handle is @save_my_family_and_our_childre
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Here is his story.
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“I, Muhammad, cannot describe to you what happened to us when we left our house in the beginning of October 7. We left with my father, mother, and my younger sisters. We were afraid of the bombing and the occupation’s threat to evacuate us from the area. It was an incredible day. We left carrying nothing. We only carried water and fled to... The south. On our way to the south, the occupation bombed a car next to us. We were all injured, but the injuries were minor. We continued our way to the south of the Gaza Strip. After the difficulty we faced, we came to call about the loss of 23 of my cousins. My family collapsed at that moment, and sadness and crying for my cousins descended upon us, and after that we continued on our way. To live in a shelter for Enlightenment, but our first days were sadness and severe pain due to lack of sleep, fear and panic. Every day we said that tomorrow we would return to our homes, but we were lying to ourselves.
As a week passed, as we slept in an open garden, we began to set up tents. All of my family members slept in one tent and ate approximately one small meal a day. Their access to food, clean water, shelter, medicine, internet, and more are all extremely rare and expensive.
After living in the tent in Khan Yunis, the occupation continued after 70 days, but we did not go out because my grandfather and grandmother were elderly. After 5 days, the occupation bombed the shelter in which we lived. The occupation arrested us for hours and beat us severely. Then my family and I were displaced to the far south of Gaza, Rafah.
Then we were displaced to Rafah and spent 3 months in tents, and our days were torment due to the high heat. Now we were living near the borders of the Sinai desert in Egypt, and other than that, we killed snakes every day, and it was difficult to bring water and medicine and enter the bathroom. Our bathroom consisted of a chair and a plate inside it, and all of our children were injured. With epidemic liver diseases, but a crazy day came because of the occupation’s bombing. We lost 8 people from the outskirts, my cousins, and 100 people from my people were killed. The occupation threatened Rafah every day by bombing and occupying it. We were terrified and afraid, and when the occupation entered Rafah, we fled early in the morning to the center of the Strip. We faced all of these events. Hardly anyone can imagine in this sleepy world Who does not defend human rights We only want one thing from you. Donate to us what you can. Your donation helps us obtain the minimum of our children’s rights, such as food and medicine. Our displacement from place to place requires a lot of money.
Organizer
Ale Flores
Organizer
Fort Smith, AR