"My name is Yehya Ghazali, a father of two from Gaza, Palestine. The war has not only destroyed our home but has shattered the life we spent years building. My family and I have been forced to flee repeatedly, running from one danger to another, always searching for a safety that doesn't seem to exist.

​Today, we are stranded in southern Gaza. We have no home, no stability, and no certainty of what tomorrow brings. As a father, the most painful feeling is looking into my children's eyes and feeling powerless to provide them with the most basic needs—clean water, a simple meal, or a safe place to sleep.

​The healthcare situation here is catastrophic. My child fell seriously ill, and watching him suffer without proper medicine or a functioning hospital was a nightmare I wouldn't wish on any parent. While he has recovered, the fear of the next illness or injury haunts us every day.

​This fundraiser is dedicated solely to my wife and our two young children. As the sole provider, I am reaching out to you because we have no other way left.

​Your donations will go directly toward:

​Essential Survival: Securing food, clean water, and daily necessities.

​Medical Care: Buying scarce medicines and covering urgent health needs.

​Safe Shelter: Improving our current living conditions and seeking temporary shelter.

​Relocation & Safety: Covering costs to move to a safer location if the opportunity arises.

​I share my story with a broken heart, not out of choice, but out of necessity. You are our last hope. No contribution is too small—even a few dollars or sharing this link can be the reason my children survive this.

​Thank you for your humanity and for standing with us in our darkest hour."

This is all that remains of my home and my life. I stand here not searching for stones or walls, but for a future for my children amidst this devastation. We have lost our house, but with your help, I can still save my family.

Omar went through a severe health crisis that kept him in the hospital for more than a month. Sadly, there were no effective medications available to improve his condition, and his health remained fragile throughout this difficult time.

A photo of Naya and Omar sitting inside a tent, after once living with dignity in a home where each of them had their own room. A harsh reality that completely changed their lives.

A photo of the four of us during our first visit to the sea after a long period of displacement and emotional exhaustion. A quiet moment, yet the hardship we endured is still visible on our faces