Support Weka family getting out of Gaza

My friend Mohammed Shbair "Weka" and his family have been stuck for more than 180 days in Gaza. They urgently need to move to a safe shelter; they ran out of money and food and their home is destroyed. Their only hope is your donations to gather the cost required to be paid for relocating them to a safer place outside of Gaza and away from danger. They are being asked to pay about 5000$ per person to be allowed to leave Gaza and 2500$ under age 16. We humbly ask you to help them get to safety. We appreciate your helping them in the darkest time of their lives. My friend used to be a famous local football player in Gaza before all his dreams were destroyed, and he is no longer able to stay there because the ravages of war shattered his aspirations, leaving behind shards of broken dreams. Despite the turmoil, his passion for football remains unwavering.

Your support will save lives, your support creates hopes. Thanks

Mohammed Shbair "Weka" Family

Father: Atif, a retired employee at 61, carries a lifetime of experiences etched on his face, his eyes reflecting both the weariness of age and the enduring love for his family.

Mother: Nadia, "My maternal aunt" She is a housewife (50 years old), her heart heavy with worry for her family's safety amidst the chaos of conflict.

Ashraf: He is the older brother, a software engineer who lost his job due to a power and internet outage in Gaza City. He is now displaced in the city of Rafah with his wife, Eslam, who gave birth to twins 4 months ago during the war.

Ashraf's family:

Eslam: She is a medical analysis specialist (30 years old).

Tofi (6 years old), his innocent laughter a balm for the wounds of war.

Nadia (4 years old), her wide eyes filled with curiosity amidst the destruction surrounding her.

Twins (Mohammed and Jawa - 4 months old), born into a world torn apart by violence, yet cradled in the love of their resilient parents.

Waed and Samar

waed is Primary school teacher and samar she's a "fashion aficionado with a flair for style, and a knack for orchestrating meticulously organized parties."

the both sisters,draws strength from the unwavering support of her family, her love for her siblings a guiding light in the darkness of war.

Hatem, aged 21 and in his third year studying IT at Palestine University, now confronts a harsh truth. The devastation of his university has shattered his path to graduation, leaving him stranded amidst uncertainty and dashed hopes.

Mahmoud, the youngest brother 19 years old, Fresh IT student enrolled to university with soaring excitement and boundless enthusiasm. However, his joy as student university was short-lived as his university suffered destruction during the war.

Every donation, big or small, holds the power to ensure the safety of Weka family, especially the vulnerable women and kids, as they urgently evacuate from Gaza City. Your support is not just a contribution; it's a lifeline for those most in need. Thank you for extending your compassion and solidarity during this critical time." ❤️