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<div>I speak to you from Gaza, a place that has been utterly destroyed by the occupation. Will we, the citizens, survive this death and destruction? By God's will, I survived the previous four wars on Gaza, but this war is completely different. In the coming days, we may no longer be among you; death may take us, just as it has taken my friends and relatives.
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<div><strong>My name is Ibrahim Hamad, a 30-year-old from Beit Hanoun in Gaza. I am married with three daughters: Tulin, Mariam, and Juwan.</strong>
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<div>I have never had a permanent job and have struggled a lot to learn and start my own business to secure a decent life for my family. I began working as a plumber, putting in a lot of effort to live without any shortages. A year before the war, our lives settled in the house that I worked so hard to build in 2019. It cost me $50,000 to build and furnish, and my work was my source of income. But the war has deprived us of that, leaving us unable to enjoy even the simplest of lives, which is a basic human right.
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<div>This world has become a desolate place, watching us die every day, unable even to save our children. I wish the children could ascend to heaven during the war and return when it's over. I am powerless, watching them die before my eyes with my hands tied. So, to the world, with all my despair, I beg you to help us survive, to live at least a simple, safe life without death, without destruction, without bloodshed, without harsh, grueling, deadly daily suffering.
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<div>On the first day of the second month of the war, my neighborhood was bombed, and my house, along with the houses of my brothers nearby, was damaged. This marks the end of the dreams we built with our own hands over the long years we lived. We worked so hard for what we achieved, only for everything to be destroyed with the push of a button. Our dreams ended, and the beautiful moments we shared with our siblings and family were shattered. Afterward, tears flowed from our eyes from the intense crying, and the pain in our hearts did not go away.
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<div>I belong to a loving and close-knit family. <strong>I live with my elderly parents, my father, who is 79 years old, and my mother, who is 70, as well as my children and my loving wife</strong>. I haven't even mentioned our displacement from Beit Hanoun. We fled to an area called Jabalya Camp, staying at my niece's house for five days. On our last day there, the occupation heavily bombed the area, injuring women and children, and they lost their lives, becoming fragments before our eyes. By a great miracle, we were saved. I couldn't leave the bombing site for a safer place because of my elderly parents, who are unable to flee quickly from such intense destruction. I had to send my wife and children away in the middle of the night, alone. They went to a nearby hospital, and I couldn't communicate with them due to the poor network in the area. I left them that day in extreme fear and tears because of my helplessness, and I couldn't leave my parents alone. When morning came and things calmed down a bit, I went to find my wife and children and took them to southern Gaza.
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<div>Despite all the sorrow that has filled our hearts, we still have a positive outlook on the coming days of our lives. The occupation forced us to flee from the northern part of Gaza to the south with their heavy bombing and aggression. We went to Deir al-Balah in the south and headed to a shelter, which is a school. We stayed in one of the classrooms.
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<div>(This school was originally meant for educating children, but due to the occupation, it has become a shelter for thousands of displaced people, and children have been left without education.)
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<div>We suffered greatly from this brutal aggression. On the day we arrived at the shelter to live in safety, we found ourselves in a place with nothing, and I had nothing to live on. My children were crying in fear, and my entire family was struggling without anything, except for heavy hearts, troubled minds, empty stomachs, dense fog, and very long nights filled with sadness, the loss of loved ones, wind, rain, and bone-piercing cold. We had no blankets, no warmth, no flooring—this is how we wait for death.
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<div><strong>We all need medical and psychological care to at least alleviate some of this pain. This is also due to the spread of diseases, lack of clean water, limited food, and unsanitary conditions because of the overcrowding in the shelter. My children contracted contagious hepatitis, and I struggled greatly to treat them due to the lack of medicine and medical supplies.</strong>
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<div>To the world, do we deserve all this, or do we deserve a dignified life like any other human being in this world? We don't want to live just to survive; we don't want to live like animals that only think about food and drink. <strong>We want to live with dignity and freedom, and I am full of hope and optimism that your support and help will show that we deserve a better life.</strong>
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<div>So, I ask you to help us with this campaign, which aims to raise $50,000. This will cover the necessary permits and crossing fees required to leave Gaza after the opening of the Rafah border crossing, which was closed by the occupation. The cost is approximately $5,000 per person, and we are seven people, totaling $35,000. Additionally, $5,000 is needed to secure housing, buy clean clothes, and ensure food and drink for at least the first few days.
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<div><strong>Thank you very much for taking the time to read and listen to my story. You are not obligated to help, but we are full of hope that you will help us, and we hope to live a life free from bombing, death, destruction, and also free from constant hunger and thirst, and to secure a clean life for my young children who have suffered from psychological disorders and autism. Therefore, we need to live in peace and tranquility.</strong>
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Help Ibrahim and his family survive in Gaza

<div>In the heart of Gaza, amidst the turmoil of conflict, lies the story of Mahmoud Al Masri, a 22-year-old whose life has been upended by the violence ravaging his homeland. Forced to flee his home in Beit Hanoun with his family of nine, Mahmoud now finds himself in dire circumstances, living in a cramped temporary tent, barely providing shelter from the unforgiving elements that rage outside amidst the chaos of war. It's within this fragile sanctuary that Mahmoud's plea for help echoes, a plea born out of desperation and a longing for safety amidst chaos. The situation is dire, and we need your urgent action to provide relief and support.
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<div>Mahmoud's journey is marked by resilience and determination, particularly in his pursuit of education. As a promising biomedical engineering student, Mahmoud dreamt of an opportunity-filled future. However, the brutality of war has shattered those dreams, leaving his aspirations hanging in the balance. His plight serves as a reminder of the countless young minds in Gaza whose hopes have been dashed by conflict, emphasizing the urgent need to rebuild educational opportunities amid war.
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<div>Mahmoud's family faces daily challenges in their quest for survival, from scarcity of basic necessities to the threat of violence. His parents are the pillars of strength, protecting their children in a world torn apart by war. Mahmoud and his brothers, Ali (17), Muhammad (10), and Ahmed (9), are each a testament to the indomitable spirit of youth amid chaos. Their brotherhood is one forged in the fires of hardship and bound by a shared determination to overcome the odds stacked against them. The unwavering spirit of Mahmoud's sisters, Samah (19) and Jana (14), serves as a beacon of hope in the darkest of times. The innocence of Siham (5), the youngest of the family, provides a fleeting reprieve from the bleakness of their surroundings. The constant threat of violence makes every moment a struggle, particularly as they navigate the harsh realities of displacement. Still, Mahmoud and his family cling to hope for a better tomorrow, free from the specter of conflict.
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<div>Your generosity can make a tangible difference in the lives of the Al Masri family. By contributing to their evacuation fund, you can help cover the substantial costs of securing safe passage out of Gaza. Moreover, as inflation exacerbates the suffering of Gazans, your donation will be utilized toward the most basic necessities, like shelter, food, and water. The financial burden of evacuation is a staggering $5,000 for adults and $2,500 for children (not including the costs for visa/passport fees and temporary accommodation), which is a sum that far exceeds the means of Mahmoud and his family. With your support, we can alleviate the financial burden weighing heavily on Mahmoud and his family, providing them with the opportunity to escape the horrors of war and rebuild their lives in safety. Every donation, whatever the amount, brings the Al Masri family one step closer to safety and security. This campaign is more than just a call for financial assistance; it is a rallying cry for empathy and understanding in the face of unimaginable hardship.
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<div>Mahmoud's story is one of many, yet it serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Join us as we stand in solidarity with Mahmoud and countless others like him, offering a beacon of hope in a world too often overshadowed by darkness.
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<div><strong>Help Us Rebuild Our Lives and Futures: Support Abod and His Family from Gaza</strong>
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<div>My name is Abod Muhammad, and I am from Gaza, Palestine—a place that has endured unimaginable suffering due to ongoing conflict and destruction. The war has not only devastated our land but has also shattered the dreams and futures of countless families, including mine.
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<div>I recently graduated from high school with hopes of pursuing a university education and building a better future for myself and my family. However, those dreams were abruptly crushed as the war destroyed universities, schools, homes, and even places of worship. The very foundations of our lives have been torn apart, leaving us with nothing but uncertainty and despair.
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<div>My siblings and I are determined to continue our education and rebuild our lives, but we cannot do it alone. The destruction around us has made it impossible to access basic resources, let alone pursue our academic aspirations. We are reaching out to kind-hearted individuals like you to help us escape this cycle of devastation and give us a chance to reclaim our futures.
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<div>Your support will not only provide immediate relief for my family but will also enable us to continue our education, which is our only hope for a brighter tomorrow. Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant difference in helping us rebuild our lives and achieve our dreams.
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<div>Please consider donating to our campaign and sharing our story with your network. Together, we can overcome this tragedy and work toward a future filled with hope, opportunity, and peace.
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<div>Thank you for your generosity and compassion.
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<div>With gratitude,
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Help Us Rebuild Our Lives and Futures: Support Abod

<div>Hi my name is Shinji and I'm based in Tokyo. My colleague Moe and I are creating this international team to help our friend Nour and her 5 family members to survive life in Gaza. No matter how much, your contribution will be appreciated and will make a difference for this family.
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<div>Nour Almashharawi (25) is currently living in a tent in Deir al Balah, Gaza, with her 5 family members (Father, Mother, and her 3 younger brothers: Ahmed, Abdallah, and Yahya). Besides them, Nour also has one older brother, one older sister, and one younger sister, who are all married and raising their children on their own in Gaza. So total 17 family members are currently stuck in Gaza.
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<div>Our initial mission was to raise funds for Nour and her 5 family members currently living together in the same tent to evacuate to Egypt, which cost over 5,000 usd per person. Until the crossing opens, help them try to survive and buy basic necessities to provide food and clothing.
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<div>Everyday, Nour needs to walk far out of the camp to charge her smartphone, look for food and internet connection. In the area she lives in, over 1,000 people share one restroom, which usually makes people to wait about 30 minutes to 1 hour on queue.
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<div>Moe and I are working for a media corporation affiliated to public broadcaster in Japan, and we’ve got to know Nour on Instagram through our activity to protest against the violence in Gaza.
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<div>Since Japan isn’t a country supported on GoFundMe, our friend Jen based in LA and Bridget Matott based in NY have joined the team to execute our mission. No matter how much, your contribution will be appreciated and will make a difference.
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<div>Once again, your help is much needed and we hope small collective contributions from many people in the world will lead to help our friend, Nour and her family.
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<div>Nour's Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nourmashharawi" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.instagram.com/nourmashharawi" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.instagram.com/nourmashharawi</a></a>
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Help Nour's Family survive life in Gaza from Tokyo and LDN

<div>Hello, my name is Layat Abu Odeh from Palestine  Gaza, and I am doing this campaign with all my hope in you for my family and my little children who are stuck in the harsh injustice in Gaza and who need food, drink, diapers and clothes.
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<div>Please I beg you to help them.
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<div>I am from the northern Gaza Strip, the town of Beit Hanoun.  I was displaced five times during the war and my house was bombed because of the war and the violent raids on my city and now I live in a tent that does not protect us from the cold of winter and my situation is very difficult and my husband is unemployed and my family consists of 5 people, me, my husband and my three children Muhammad 6 years old, Elena 3 years old and Haitham 8 months old. My young children need everything from food, drink and clothes. My last child was born in the war. I went to the hospital in the evening under the bombing and danger and no ambulance came to take me because of the seriousness of the situation. We went in a fast car until we reached the hospital. During the birth he had an accident and suffered a broken collarbone and a dislocated nerve plexus. Since that day he has not been able to move his right hand at all. I want my child to be healthy like other children and to move his hand and be healthy. I went everywhere but unfortunately in Gaza and because of the siege and war there are no treatments or devices because everything was destroyed and the hospitals and my child needs physical therapy sessions and electricity sessions to move his hand. I hope to God that you look at my message and help me and my family and my child so that we can live a decent life, a healthy life like the rest of the children of the world and I hope that he will be saved  Your country and your children, and my thanks, appreciation and love to you
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<div>My message to the world: We are human beings like all humans, we have the right to live in peace and security, and our children have the right to live freely and in good health free from diseases, we have been under occupation for 75 years
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Help Layat Abu Odeh's Family in Gaza

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<div>I am mohammed alsafadi  from Gaza strip. I am a designer  . I have a small family containing my wife and three children aged between 1 to 8 years.
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<div>We used to live a safe life full of joy and prosperity . My wife is a teacher she have been working hard without any slack off during the past 10 years seems to have become nothing.
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<div>It is unimaginably hard to say that we have lost everything, it's like a repeated nightmare we are living everyday. We have lost our beautiful, quiet life and our warm, safe home. Our dreams of a bright and promising future have been shattered.
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<div>Our beautiful, warm house full of beautiful memories has been destroyed, and I lost my work and office was destroyed by bombing during the war, and we no longer have any source of income. We are now displaced in the south of Gaza in Deir al-Balah next to Rafah. The place here is dangerous and my children are not safe. We face the risk of death due to the warEvery moment . the situation here is very bad. There is no health services here, hospitals have been destroyed and diseases are spreading quickly, and they affect innocent children. I am really afraid for my children of diseases. There are no schools or educational centers here. The schools for my children has been bombed. The quantity of food is very lack and it is available in a very expensive, the water here is polluted . There are no manifestations of a safe life for my family and my children.
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Help a family from Gaza to evacuate and start over

<div>My name is Walid Said, and I am fundraising for my good friend Belal and his family. He urgently needs to evacuate with his family to receive immediate treatment because he has suffered a severe eye injury, and his family is in a catastrophic situation.
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<div>My name is Belal Qassem. I’m 28 years old, a Palestinian software engineer, I have 3 brothers and 3 sisters, I'm married with a 1-year-old child named Othman. I survived the bombing, but I carry its wounds every day. The war is not over, and neither is my pain.
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<div>“I used to wake up every morning and go to work with a smile. I was proud to support my family, proud to be the one holding them together. But that life is gone now.”
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<div>“My mom can’t cook anymore. She’s too weak. My father struggles to breathe. And my little sister… she sleeps with her arms wrapped around herself, shivering. She tells me she dreams of silence—but all she hears is war.”
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<div>We didn't ask for much from life; we just wanted to live with dignity. Now, after we've lost everything, we need help. We need someone to extend a helping hand, someone to help us rebuild what's been destroyed, someone to give us a chance to start over. My father is old, my mother is exhausted, and my younger siblings need shelter, safety, and a normal life like any child in this world.
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<div>If my voice can reach you, I hope you find space in your hearts to help us.Evacuation costs. Surgery. My father's house is not just stones; it is our life, and if we lose it, we lose everything. Is there a compassionate heart that will restore some of what we've lost? Donate and share my campaign with your friends. Help me, after God, and I hope to meet someone who appreciates what I and my family are experiencing during this genocide.
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Humanitarian Appeal: Save Bilal’s Sight from Gaza’s Genocide