Remember us… We also lived, loved, laughed

At a time when Gaza is being subjected to genocide from the worst and most criminal occupation of contemporary history, which has led its rockets to steal tens of thousands of lives from our loved ones and comrades and to destroy all our memories, plans and dreams that were touching the sky, we address your hearts today from behind the concrete walls and the siege that imposed on us to help me with two things, if you would please.

‏The first is to provide me with the cost of coordination that is currently helping me to travel from Gaza and survive with the rest of my soul, and because the cost of survival has become expensive in this country, the cost of coordination imposed by the Egyptian authorities on the traveler from Gaza to Egypt is $5,000, and we have to travel from the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, which is the only way out for the world and under Egyptian sovereignty.

‏The second thing is to help repair my apartment, in which God miraculously saved us from death in the course of a bombing of the Israeli occupation, which is estimated at $5,000 worth of damage.

‏And my final message to you from a young man in Gaza who was his hope that he would lead a stable life, and that you would not get used to the scene, and this war is a test of your humanity.

‏Muhammad Shoukry Weshah...

‏The world's largest prison, Gaza.