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Hello, my name is Mosab, and I live in Gaza with my family. Each day here is a battle for survival, and I’m sharing our story in the hope that you might help in any way you can.

The war has shattered our lives. We have lost 25 beloved family members, each one leaving behind an emptiness that can never be filled. Their laughter, love, and presence are gone, but their memory lives on in our hearts.

Our Reality Today

💔 No Stability: We’ve lost our home, our income, and the ability to provide for ourselves. 📚 Dreams Fading: Instead of planning for the future, we are struggling just to make it through each day.

How You Can Help

Even $10 can make a difference in helping my family survive. If you are unable to donate, sharing this post can help us reach others who might be able to support us. Every act of kindness matters. ❤️

Why This Matters

We are not asking for much—only a chance to survive, to hold on a little longer, and to find hope in a world that feels so dark right now. Your support, whether through a donation or simply spreading the word, means everything to us.

🙏 Please consider donating or sharing this message. Your kindness gives us strength and reminds us that we are not alone in this fight.

With all our gratitude, Mosab and Family ❤️

📌 Donate to Help Mosab Save Who’s Left of His Family

I hope this message finds you well. I want to take a moment to share a piece of my journey with you—not just the hardships, but also the successes that have shaped who I am today.

I graduated from engineering school with distinction and began my career as a teaching assistant. It was one of the most fulfilling times of my life. My students loved and respected me, and even now, they stay in touch, sending me messages to check on me. Later, I was thrilled to work as a lecturer at a college. I excelled in my interviews and secured the position as the top candidate. Like my previous students, these ones also grew to love me, and I became more than a teacher to them—I was a friend.

Afterward, I joined a prominent software company, where I achieved so much in such a short time. In less than a year, I was recognized as the Best Employee and was awarded a trip to Sharm El-Sheikh. I had big dreams of pursuing my master’s degree in engineering, leading my QA team to new heights, and eventually heading an independent company specializing in software quality assurance. My manager and I were already making plans to establish this company.

At the peak of my happiness, I discovered I was pregnant—a dream come true. But just three days later, on October 7th, everything changed.

I haven’t been able to see my family since the war began. I gave birth to my baby boy, Khaled, amidst devastation and displacement, in a tent surrounded by chaos. I lost my new home—a place I had lived in for only five months after my recent marriage on May 20th. My career, my dreams, and the life I was building were all turned upside down.

The company I worked for has now relocated to Egypt, and while many of my colleagues managed to leave, I couldn’t afford the high costs of travel. I stayed behind, and now my focus has shifted entirely to survival—for me, my baby, and my husband’s family.

Jade, I’m not just asking for help; I’m sharing my story because I know you’ll understand. I ask you to see me as a friend or sister. I’ve built my life on resilience, love, and ambition, and now, I’m fighting to keep that life alive for Khaled and my family.

At first, I created the campaign to help us relocate, but now, all the funds are going toward basic survival—food, water, and Khaled’s growing medical needs. The expenses are overwhelming.

I hope you’ll continue to stand with me by helping to share my story. Your support means the world to me, and I’m deeply grateful for everything you’ve already done.

With heartfelt thanks,

Suad

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this ceasefire is not an end to our solidarity with gaza. we will all be here waiting and praying for palestine to be wholly liberated from the occupation and watch her people be happy and free.

in the meantime, please keep donating to palestinian fundraisers. it is essential to support families planning on rebuilding.

alaa is a mother of two young children. her fundraiser has been verified. i request you to help her by sharing and donating to her gofundme.

Hello.. My name is Mahmoud Atta. I am 29 years old. I live in Gaza, Palestine.. I am looking for my life partner.😊 I used to work as an Arab teacher and I was looking for happiness, but suddenly my life turned around.💔 War was declared on Gaza without any advances. 🥺Tanks entered the neighborhood in which I live and the planes began bombing. 💔💔I found myself and my family trapped between shells. I miraculously escaped, only to find myself without shelter, without a bed, not even a place to go to the bathroom,💔 or even a meal. I couldn't find anything to eat I made myself a tent and lived in it out of nylon, 💔but it does not protect me from winter or from the sun. I am sorry that I am writing this, but this is the reality in which I live🥹💔. I ask you to stand with me so that I and my family can live. 💔💔Any donation will be good for me. Stand with and may God stand with you. Thank you for listening and donating😭😔