### Urgent Humanitarian Appeal to Save My Daughters and Support My Family

My name is **Aahed**, and I am a father of three children living in **Gaza** with my family under extremely harsh humanitarian conditions\. I have two daughters with disabilities who suffer from **frequent nervous spasms and are unable to move or speak**\. They require continuous medical care, medication, diapers, and basic necessities that I am no longer able to provide because of poverty and the devastating circumstances we are living through\.

Since the beginning of the war, my family and I have been forced to flee our home and move to the south of the Gaza Strip\. We no longer have a home to return to\. We are now living in a **small tent that is not large enough for my family and relatives**, and we are facing a severe shortage of food, medicine, and essential supplies for the children\.

My daughters’ medical conditions make their needs much greater than those of other children\. They urgently need **specialized medical treatment outside the Gaza Strip**, especially after the destruction and severe disruption of medical facilities and services\. However, I do not have the financial means to secure their treatment or even provide them with their most basic daily needs, including food, medicine, and diapers\.

I am appealing to you from the bottom of my heart: **Please help me save my daughters and provide them with medical treatment, medicine, food, and diapers, as well as the basic needs of their siblings\.** Any amount, no matter how small, could make a life\-changing difference for my children and help me provide them with the care and necessities they desperately need\.

I am not asking for anything more than a chance to protect my children and give them the care, treatment, and dignity they deserve\.

**Please do not leave my daughters alone in this suffering\. Help us in any way you can, and share our story with anyone who may be able to help\.**

From the bottom of my heart, thank you to everyone who extends a helping hand, shares our story, or keeps us in their prayers\.

**Aahed – A father of three children from Gaza**