Help Rescue a Family from War-Torn Gaza

Hi everyone, my name is Jihad Elmalh, I am a Palestinian living in Doha, Qatar.

In Gaza, my family is facing unimaginable challenges amidst the ongoing aggression.

My uncle Maher Arrief has a family, including his wife Dena, the three sons Ahmad, Mohamed and Amir, and three daughters, Aseel, Areig, Hadeel, has her husband Ali and their son Omer

My two aunts, Nahla and Naheel

they are trapped in southern Gaza in Rafah.

Tragically, their world has been shattered – their home destroyed in the thenorthern area of Gaza, their possessions lost.

one of the sons, Mohamed , a brave young man, is suffering from a second degree burns to his face and his both upper limbs with no medical assistance or care.

One of the daughters Aseel also suffers from second-degree burns to her face.

One of my aunts is a cancer patient who underwent surgery and chemo treatment in the past.

My uncle is now spending all hours taking care of his family, feeding them with whatever is available. It's becoming more difficult day by day to gain access to basic food necessities due to the strict blocking of aid.

Each morning, when our family leaves their shelter, they face the threat of drone strikes, encounters with the occupation army, and countless other dangers. It is a miracle they are still alive.

These past months have been some of the most difficult times my family has faced. We wake up each morning frantically checking our phones to make sure our family is alive and safe. Our family is suffering, and there seems to be no end.

We are looking to move them 12 persons out of Gaza strip towards Egypt ( it requires 6000 USD per person) to enter Egypt and provide accommodation temporarily until we arrange legal documents for travel to Qatar.

Each donation, no matter the size, brings our family one step closer to safety.

We thank you for taking the time to read this, and should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Join us in making a difference, and let's show them that compassion knows no borders.

The suffering of the people of Gaza is evident in their difficult living conditions, facing severe shortages in basic resources and high rates of unemployment and poverty. The siege obstructs the movement of goods, medicines, and humanitarian aid, making daily life increasingly difficult.

As the siege persists and violence and conflict continue, the Palestinian people in Gaza continue to wait for hope, awaiting a new day when they can live with dignity and peace.