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Hi, my name is Marta, I live in Italy and I'm opening this collection to help my friend Qusay.
He writes:
Hello everyone, My name is Qusay, I’m 21 years old, and I come from Gaza. Before the war began, I was studying to become a dentist, dreaming of a better future. But the war has upended everything. My family consists of nine people, including two children (my nieces and nephews) who should have the right to play and dream like all children, but who are now deprived of every joy.
My father was injured in this war with a herniation in his vertebrae and has to undergo surgery, but it cannot be performed here in Gaza because no qualified hospitals were provided for immediate surgery to avoid the worse things.
The previous fundraising campaign has
ended, and the money collected reached us, but we didn’t expect this crisis to last so long. Every day that passes, we feel increasingly lost and uncertain about the future. The situation is dire: prices are skyrocketing and access to basic necessities is nearly impossible.
That’s why I ask you, with a heavy heart, to help us. Every contribution we receive will be used to buy food and essential goods for our survival, with the hope of securing a safe place for us as soon as possible.
Your generosity and support are a beacon of hope in these dark times. And If the Rafah crossing is reopened, I will try to evacuate my family It is time for those who can escape.
I will be eternally grateful for your help and kindly ask you to share my story with your friends so that our plea can reach as many people as possible.
With sincere gratitude,
Qusay
He writes:
Hello everyone, My name is Qusay, I’m 21 years old, and I come from Gaza. Before the war began, I was studying to become a dentist, dreaming of a better future. But the war has upended everything. My family consists of nine people, including two children (my nieces and nephews) who should have the right to play and dream like all children, but who are now deprived of every joy.
My father was injured in this war with a herniation in his vertebrae and has to undergo surgery, but it cannot be performed here in Gaza because no qualified hospitals were provided for immediate surgery to avoid the worse things.
The previous fundraising campaign has
ended, and the money collected reached us, but we didn’t expect this crisis to last so long. Every day that passes, we feel increasingly lost and uncertain about the future. The situation is dire: prices are skyrocketing and access to basic necessities is nearly impossible.
That’s why I ask you, with a heavy heart, to help us. Every contribution we receive will be used to buy food and essential goods for our survival, with the hope of securing a safe place for us as soon as possible.
Your generosity and support are a beacon of hope in these dark times. And If the Rafah crossing is reopened, I will try to evacuate my family It is time for those who can escape.
I will be eternally grateful for your help and kindly ask you to share my story with your friends so that our plea can reach as many people as possible.
With sincere gratitude,
Qusay