✿ 𝓚𝖆𝖗𝖊𝖒𝖆𝖓 𝕯𝖔𝖍𝖆𝖓 ✿

I am Kareman, a Palestinian mother from Gaza, and we are still alive after 475 days of war that began on October 7, 2023, and ended today. However, despite being alive, pain and sorrow have not left us. Everything around us has turned to rubble. I once said, "This pain will end one day, and I believe in that," but I never imagined that the pain would follow us in this way.

We returned to our home, only to find that the pain has deepened. Our home, which once embraced us, is now destroyed. The fishing boat, which was our only source of livelihood, was consumed by fire, taking away all hope. The fishing nets and equipment, which were our means of survival, have been burned. My husband, who supported us with his work, now has nothing but memories😭💔

As for me, I was a children's teacher, teaching them to love life despite the difficulties, but my school, which was once a place of hope, is now nothing but ash. We have lost everything, but we still hold on to hope thanks to Hamoud, who gives us the strength to keep going.

Today, we need you more than ever. We ask for your help in repairing my husband's fishing boat, as we have no other source of income. If we don't get the support to repair it, we will remain trapped in a cycle of poverty and need. But if we stand together, we can rise again.

Please, don't leave our families in this dark path. Every donation, no matter how small, represents a chance for us to live again.

From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for your continued support, and I trust that hope will return thanks to your help.

Donation link through the campaign gofund

Or through PayPal

My campaing vetted by/

@90-ghost here

@gaza-evacuation-funds here

Or through the link here

Please donate here

I wish God to bless you with a long life and good health, and congratulations on your new marriage.

After God, you have been a reason for the steadfastness of many, including my family in Gaza, through sharing blogs and spreading our message widely. You have been our voice for two years. May God bless you and all who follow you.

I hope you can share my new donation campaign, "Building Life in Gaza After the War," to support my family.

God bless you and this is the donation link

https://gofund.me/cb0e8b2e1

Thank you Kareman, and I hope to see you, and Ayman, and little Hamoud doing the best and living well within the next few years.

Hey everyone, Kareman and her family's fundraiser was moved to a new link in our verified fundraisers list. Here it is. Please please support them and their little boy.

1 : mohammed ashour 3652£/80,000£

2 : samah family €50 / €30,000

3 : mahdi family kr6366 / kr300,000

4 : sabreen mansour €166

5 : noor ayman €1652 / €60,000

6 : kareman family $9060 / $ 50,000

7 : anas&ahmed €964 / €29,000

8 : kaleed sameer $1171 / $60,000

9 : etaf alqqttaa €3048 / €100,000

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