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<div>I am a young man from Gaza. I am 22 years old. Before the war, I used to work all day to earn a living with simple things, as was the case. Sometimes, the situation in which we live in Gaza, the siege, wars, and many difficult things, was enough for me and the situation. The war came upon us, and we do not know when it will end. The war began and we were displaced and displaced. From our homes in the first days of the war, from my city called BeitHanoun, because of the violent bombing and genocide of our family and the bombing of homes above our heads, we were displaced from Beit Hanoun on the first day to the Jabalia camp to the school, which the enemy claims is a safe zone. The school was bombed, including those in it, and a large number of displaced martyrs, and a number of my family and relatives were martyred.My loved ones, we were forcefully evacuated from school to the south of the Gaza Strip on 10/12/2023 to an area called Deir Al-Balah, but we did not meet anyone who could expand and contain us from the large number of displaced people. Then we were displaced to Al-Wusta in an area called Al-Maghazi and we stayed there for nearly two months and on the morning of 12/26/2023. We wake up terrified with fearWe, our children, and our women, at 5:30, the school was bombed, including the displaced and martyrs, meeting on the ground in the school yard and in the classrooms. The direct bombing of innocent people, the injuries being many, and blood filling the ground. We left the school, homeless with fear, leaving all our food and drink behind us from the violent bombing. Many of my family were injuredPraise be to God, God is able and kind. We left with injuries and were displaced after that to the city of Rafah. We did not find a place in the schools to stay in. Then we sat on the ground and set up a tent as it was, made of wood and mulch. We slept on the ground on the sand, and insects crawled on us while we were sleeping. The rain came upon us while we were in the tents, and the water drowned the tents. We do not know where to go ourselves, and you only have the shade, the wood, and usNaked, we left our homes and did not have any clothes or money. Winter ended and summer came upon us, and we were in tents full of chowder and heat, like the vegetable bath and the chicken farm. The heat was inside, and every day in Rafah the matter was more difficult than before due to the lack of money, the high prices, the interruption of food for us, and the denial of aid. Entering us and the Zionist enemy is threatening to enter Rafah and we are afraid of where we want to go next In fact, the army entered Rafah and bombed the homes on the heads of its residents, and bombed the tents of the displaced and a large number of martyrs. We left Rafah to an area that the enemy claims is a safe zone, and every day they carry out massacres and genocide. The area is called Mawasi Khan Yunis on the sea. We set up the tents, and for days the winds come, tearing and breaking the tents, and on and on. It is hot and our problem in this area is the lack of water. Every day we walk for about a distance on two legsOne kilometer means 1000 meters. I carry gallons of water in my hand for the water department and I stand for about 6 hours a day under the sun and heat. We suffer a lot in this cruel war and at a time when we have been let down by the people closest to us and our sisters in the following Muslim countries. Praise be to God, we are still alive. I hope my message reaches us when we are most in need of our people in other countries and our sisters in Arabic, even if it is just a littleIt helps us in our harsh days, and its reward is with God. We are in need of help from you for your people in Gaza. Thank you all.
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Help me and my family in Gaza, consisting of 8 members

<div>My name is Curtis Waltman, and I have known Mohammed since early Spring 2024. He has worked with incredible perseverance to rescue his family from Gaza. He is still working constantly towards this goal. The money raised will go towards evacuating his family, and ensuring their survival, as prices have gone through the roof, conditions remain atrocious, and bombs continue to fall on Gaza. Mohammed has written a piece to introduce himself, which is included below. Please, I beg you to consider helping my friend Mohammed.
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<div>“My name is Mohammed Shamia, a 23-year-old from Gaza. Life as I knew it changed forever when the war began.
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<div>I was evacuated before the crossing was closed, and now my family is still stuck in Gaza. I am trying to raise funds for them as they are facing unbearable conditions. My family remains trapped in Gaza and urgently needs support for basic necessities such as shelter, food, and medicine.
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<div>We once had a home—a warm, peaceful place filled with love and carefully chosen, beloved details. But in a single moment, everything was taken from us. We fled from Sheikh Radwan to Khan Younis at the onset of the war, and a few days later, to Rafah. Months later, we received the heartbreaking news: our home had been destroyed by an airstrike. What was once our safe haven is now gone, leaving us homeless.
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<div>Today, my family lives in a tent. It offers no protection from the biting cold of winter or the scorching summer heat. Rain seeps in, and the conditions are unbearable. We desperately need your help to purchase a better tent and continue our lives with dignity.
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<div>My mother suffers from high blood pressure, and my father has an irregular heartbeat. Both need medications that are often unavailable or priced beyond our reach. The cost of everything has skyrocketed—prices have multiplied twentyfold, making even basic necessities unattainable.
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<div>A portion of the funds raised in my previous campaign has been withheld due to government taxes, which will last until mid-next year. However, I no longer have the funds required for evacuation. With the news of the crossing opening soon, it is now crucial for me to raise additional donations to cover the urgent needs of my family and ensure their safe relocation.
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<div>These funds have also kept myself afloat as I live in Egypt, working every day to help my family survive and relocate to be with me in Egypt once the crossing opens. Both my family and I rely on your generosity during this awful time waiting for the opening of the crossing, trying every day to just survive.
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<div>We are struggling to hold on to the hope of life. If you have compassion in your heart, if you believe in the value of humanity, please consider donating to us. Your kindness could be the difference between despair and survival.
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<div>You are our last hope.”
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Help Mohammed and His Family Survive the War on Gaza

<div>I am Shaaban, a resident of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza governorate. I am 17 years old.
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<div>I woke up and did not find what I aspired to in my high school life. I could not complete the final step of my school journey to begin my university life, which is the first step in shaping my future. I need help to continue my studies in Gaza and achieve my dream.
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<div>I lost my father when I was three years old, and the only path left for me was education—to reach my goal and help my mother and siblings earn a living. But suddenly, my dreams collapsed unexpectedly, and I was left with nothing to support my family financially. That’s why I turn to kind-hearted people to help me complete my education in Gaza. Even a single dollar could bring happiness to an orphaned family. Please help me reach my goal and continue my studies. Thank you. ❤️
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Help Shaaban complete his education and support his family.

<div>I am Ahmed Shameya, I’m 30 years old  Palestinian independent
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<div>Before the war I used to work as an English-Arabic language translator, independent Journalist, and editor and was earning my income until the beginning of the war.
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<div>I have been learning the English language for more than ten years to reach out to people worldwide to tell them about our suffering in Palestine, especially in the Gaza Strip. 
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<div>My family lives in extreme poverty caused mainly by the siege imposed on Gaza by Israel for 17 years.
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<div>I believe each family in Gaza has its own tragic story! However, here my family's story due to the war in Gaza:
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<div>the war has been started in 7 th October and I live in khan Younis
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<div>I was trying so hard before the war to live with my family and I couldn't manage to find a job that would help me to feed and build a house for my family.
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<div>We have barely been able to earn money to cover our living expenses due to the war, Our life is sohorrible. It's even beyond awful. My heart tore each moment I saw my family dreaming of a decent life, but our dream has been smashed due to the war And after my house has been destroyed We have a large family, and now we have no home. Thus, I feel so desperate.
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<div>Hi everyone, Sai here again. This time, calling for help for African migrants trapped in Lebanon.
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<div>As many of you already know, the situation in southern Lebanon has escalated. African migrants in Lebanon are currently trapped as the region is being bombed. Some have had their passports confiscated by their employers, while others have been completely abandoned and are expected to fend for themselves. Shelters are prioritizing Lebanese citizens, leaving many African women on the streets. This issue was brought to our attention via Twitter, and since then, my friend Inqilāb has been working closely with local contacts in Lebanon to secure housing, food, and hygiene products for these women.
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<div>A background on me and Inqilāb: My name is Sai, I live in Canada but I was originally born in Sudan. I've helped several families in raising funds to evacuate active war zones. Inqilāb, is from Uganda and has extensive experience in supporting women and vulnerable indivduals and is known for her humanitarian work. This appeals to us both as we're African women and are passionate about assisting our community.
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<strong>Hello, my name is Isaac Thursday. I'm a 22 year old boyo trying to make my way back into the states for a better life and to escape my family and the country (middle east) that I'm currently living in.</strong> I live in a household where my parents don't acknowledge my mental illness, my beliefs, or my sexual orientation, because it would be "too embarrassing" to have people know their son is a depressed/agnostic/bisexual person. I've decided that I want to change that for the better. I want to be be able to finally get out of this shit hole and return back into the states for more opportunities, and have better avenues for my mental health. To start a new life and cut all ties from my old one. To finally be happy. <br /><br />My father is physically abusive and loves to threaten me. I'm traumatised by him to the point where I can't look him in the eyes, I automatically feel my throat swell up or I intentionally hold my breath to feel like I'm invisible around him. I have to walk on eggshells since he's always angry. Some items he's used: baseball bat, extension cables, hookah hose, bare fist.<br /><br />My mother is manipulative and is emotionally draining to her children. She steals money from her children to fund her addiction. She places blame on other people except herself.  Her favourite method of getting what she wants is by crying on command to help the odds tilt in her favour.<br /><br />On top of my family situation, it's hard being somewhere where the language is foreign to you. It's even worse not being able to have people understand you due to that same language barrier. This place makes me suicidal and I've attempted to kill myself as a way to just end my suffering and not be here. My best friend Felicia went out of her way to help make this page possible because she's one of the few people that actually cares about my well being, my survival in all this. In my head <strong>I'm still incredibly scared about coming out about my situation</strong> and I fear that somehow my parents or the government could catch whim of this and I could actually be imprisoned or executed because of my outlook on religion and because of my sexuality. <br /><br /><strong>By donating to me</strong>, the money shall be used to fund my rent and living expenses  for a couple months to allow enough time for me to find a job and maneuver safely.<br /><br />Please, if you can't donate that's totally fine. <strong>Share this around to help raise awareness</strong> on my goal to get the fuck out of here and never comeback. <br /><br />P. S. Shoutout Wes Anderson

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