Helping me and my family after loss and war

Hi,

I'm heba alihasan from the city of Gaza, studying medicine at Al-Azhar University in Gaza. During the war, my family and I faced extreme challenges, starting with the total destruction of our home in Tal al-Hawa on October 15, and then the destruction of my father's business which was in the same area

(Tal al-Hawa area where our house and my father's business are).

We were forced then to leave the north of Gaza to the south. We went to the Nuseirat camp, as they claimed it was a safe area. We sat there for a few days, and suddenly without a warning, an entire residential tower, which was called the Engineers Tower was bombed and collapsed, it was right across from where we were staying. The whole scene was terrifying, everything turned dark, we couldn't see each other, and we struggled to breathe under the falling debris. I were injured along with many others in my family, and my beloved brother AbedelRahman was killed in that tragic event on the 31st of October.

(This is a picture of my beloved brother AbedelRahman).

After that heartbreaking event, we relocated to Rafah, but the sorrow continued to linger. A few weeks following the loss of my brother AbdulRahman, we lost our eldest sister Alaa due to injuries sustained in the same airstrike on the residential tower. She couldn't receive treatment because hospitals were out of service.

A picture of me and my dearest sister Alaa (she's on the right).

Currently, we're staying in Rafah in really tough conditions. We've had to move back and forth between northern and central Gaza and Rafah multiple times. It's been really challenging and inhumane. The war has taken everything from us – my sister, my brother, my university, my father's business, my dreams and even my memories.

I want, as I always did, to become a successful doctor to treat people, care for them, and elevate my career to the pinnacle of humanity. But My university was destroyed and we had no future left in Gaza, but I still firmly held on to my dream and to complete my medical school outside Gaza.

(Laboratories of the Faculty of Medicine at Al-Azhar University)

I lost everything and was left with nothing but my family and my dream of becoming a doctor.Therefore, I am in need of your help and ask for your support. I know Humanity shines in such situations, and I always believe in goodness and peace. I need your support to enable our family to leave Gaza to safety, especially my siblings who are also eager to continue their studies outside the Gaza strip. We're now a family of 8, consisting of me, my 5 siblings, and our parents. we lost Abdulrahman and Alaa during the war as I mentioned before. The names of them:

Nour Alihasan

Malak Alihasan

Ola Alihasan

AbedelAziz Alihasan (a twin of the martyr AbedelRahman)

Abedelkarem Alihasan

In addition to my father and mother

Rola Alihasan

Jamal Alihasan

To make our exit from Gaza to safety possible, we require financial assistance. The estimated cost for the necessary arrangements in Egypt is around $6,000 to $8,000 per person. And we are 8 people, so in total, we need approximately $55,000 to cover the expenses of leaving Gaza and staying in Egypt for a period before we proceed to Turkey. Your support would be immensely appreciated in making this transition a reality.

(After surviving the dangers in Gaza, my family and I made the brave choice to relocate to Turkey. This decision will allow me to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor and provide my siblings with educational opportunities as well. We're in urgent need of support to leave before the new semester begins, so I can validate my certificate and apply to universities. Unfortunately, the lack of electricity and reliable internet here makes it impossible for me to access my email. Your generous donations, no matter the size, can truly make a difference in saving my family and helping me achieve my dream. Thank you for your kind assistance).

Please help me achieve my dream and protect my family from death. I cannot bear to loose another one of my family.

Many thanks