📖 Story: Diala… Still Holding On
Diala never imagined her life would turn into a daily fight for survival.
Diala is 31 years old, from Gaza.
She graduated in Health Administration in 2017, got married in 2019, and is a mother of three:
Hisham (6 years old), Moamen (4 years old), and little Taj… her miracle baby.
Before the war, her life was stable:
a home, a car, jobs for her and her husband, and a sense of security.
But in a moment… everything was lost.
With the war, Diala lost her home, her stability, and her livelihood.
As famine spread, her health severely declined due to malnutrition, leading to kidney stones and the placement of a stent to ease her pain.
Despite everything… she was pregnant.
On May 7, 2024, Diala suffered a serious head injury, resulting in a skull fracture while she was in her fifth month of pregnancy.
Doctors faced a heartbreaking decision… her life or her baby’s.
But against all odds, Taj survived and was born—a symbol of life in the midst of suffering.
Today, Diala and her family of five live in a tent that cannot protect them from the heat of summer or the cold of winter.
And her struggle is not over…
💔 She urgently needs two surgeries:
The first: reconstructive surgery for her head injury
The second: removal of kidney stones and the stent
💔 Her family also needs at least $50 per day just to cover basic food and essential needs.
Still, Diala continues to hold on.
She is not asking for luxury… only:
a safe place, a chance for a dignified life, and a stable source of income to protect her children from hardship.
Her goal is to raise $25,000
to start over… and rebuild a life for her family.
🤍 This is not just a story… this is real life
🤲 Any support, no matter how small, can make a real difference
📢 Please share this story—someone out there may be able to help
"Sometimes, your kindness today is someone else’s only hope." 💙
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I am Veronica Salber, a friend of Diala from Gaza. I created this campaign to ensure that donations reach her safely and with full transpare









