Marah 🍉🇪🇭

"Look what happened to us a little while ago, we drowned and we can't do anything. My father suggested that we live in a house, but he can't pay any rent for the house. He is very bad. What is this? All the rain got on our mattress and food and now it's all soaked in the rain.😭😭😭😭Unfortunately, this is our bathroom, it is not suitable for entry.😔💔

About the tent and the life we live. You burn and suffocate as you sit inside it. There is no air or any means of cooling. You coexist with all the insects of the earth.🐜

A tent means a lack of privacy, getting sick is a common thing, and also forgetting the meaning of cleanliness that you are accustomed to...😔

Hearing the sound of explosions around you and not being able to find a safe place to hide in the end is a thin piece of cloth that will not protect you from the simplest things.💔

The smell of smoke becomes your smell after every cooking attempt💨

To wear out your hands in order to get firewood for cooking😔

The traditional routine has become very complicated and difficult. Our simplest dreams are to take a rest and get moderate sleep "instead of sleeping on the ground and uneven ground."💔😔

While I was safe and paving the way to the future, I graduated as an interior designer and have recently joined the workforce

I have been married for three years, but God’s will has not allowed me to have children until now. My husband and I have stopped taking treatment to have children after the recent devastating events in Gaza.

The war began, the heartbreak, grief, and displacement began from my home to southern Gaza.

I fled from tent to tent in search of safety and survival.

The brutal occupation bombed my house completely, killing 40 family members.

I haven't felt safe for ten months.

The occupation also forced us to leave the Gaza Strip and go south to what the occupation claimed to be a safer area. We first went to Khan Younes and stayed there for about two and a half months.

We were displaced by another occupation from the center of the country to the south (Rafah), who also claimed to be safe. There, we were living in a very small tent, me and my family of eight people. Life was very difficult in terms of getting drink and food. After all this suffering, the occupation threw leaflets on Rafah, and we also had to leave for Deir Al-Balah. Now, we live in a very small tent that is not enough for us, and we cannot provide food and drink, because of the high prices and low income.

All this forced me to ask for help from you

All I'm thinking about now is where I'm going to save my family and myself from this dark hell.

Help us get out of Gaza to continue my career and build a better future for me and my family

Every donation, no matter the size, will make a huge difference in helping us rebuild our lives and provide basic necessities for our family.