Urgent: Family Safety & Remote Work Relocation

From the heart of Gaza, a desperate plea for help

Hello, my name is Abdelfattah. I am a dedicated husband and father to my two-and-a-half-year-old son, Tamim. Our lives have been turned upside down by the relentless war in our country. We have been displaced many times, living in constant fear and uncertainty. We are now desperate to find a safe haven where we can rebuild our lives.

Our Story

Among the many losses we have endured, we have lost loved ones, including 70 family members and friends. I also lost my job, which I used to do remotely, due to the instability and lack of resources here. Our only lifeline now is to leave Gaza for Egypt through the Rafah crossing point. However, to leave through Rafah crossing, we are currently required to pay USD 5000 per person, and this cost is rising by the day.

Our primary reason for seeking safety is my family, especially my 2-and-a-half-year-old son, Tamim. We need to relocate not only to escape the immediate dangers but also to rebuild our lives and for me to find work again to support my family.

We are reaching out to you, our friends, family, and compassionate strangers, for support. Your generous contributions will help us in several crucial ways:

1. Escape from Gaza: Covering the high costs of crossing the Rafah border to Egypt.

2. Basic Needs: Providing food, clean water, and medical care for my family.

3. Rebuilding Our Lives: Helping us find safety and stability away from the immediate dangers and enabling me to get back to work.

Your support signifies more than financial assistance; it symbolizes solidarity, compassion, and a shared commitment to preserving human lives. Together, we can make a difference and offer my family a chance to rebuild our lives and dreams.

Every donation, regardless of size, contributes to our journey to safety. Please share our story, amplify our plea, and stand with us through these dark days. Thank you for being a beacon of hope in our darkest hour.

With gratitude,

Abdelfattah and the entire family from Gaza