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What prevents you from donating if you are able to do so?

Is it because you don’t trust me? Or because you think I am a fraud? Or because what we are living through in Gaza has become, for the world, something ordinary that no longer deserves attention?

My family’s fate should not be decided by silence.

I never chose to ask for help or create a fundraising campaign. This was never something I would have accepted for myself. But the war has taken everything from us and left me with the responsibility of caring for my children, leaving me with no other choice.

You are afraid to go out, because a simple trip could turn into a target.

You are afraid to send your child to school or kindergarten, because they could be targeted on the way there or back.

You are afraid to walk beside bombed buildings, because debris or rubble could fall on you.

You are afraid to oversleep and miss your turn to get water or your chance to receive food from a community kitchen.

You are afraid to sleep through the night, worrying that a snake, a rat, or a stray animal might attack your children.

You are afraid whenever you hear the word “evacuation,” or when you hear about a place threatened with bombing.

You are afraid that anything could happen and the crossing could close, while merchants take advantage of your health and raise prices.

In Gaza, we have become afraid of everything, because we have no one standing behind us, no power to protect us, and no force to prevent the dangers surrounding us.

You are afraid to go out, because a simple trip could turn into a target.

You are afraid to send your child to school or kindergarten, because they could be targeted on the way there or back.

You are afraid to walk beside bombed buildings, because debris or rubble could fall on you.

You are afraid to oversleep and miss your turn to get water or your chance to receive food from a community kitchen.

You are afraid to sleep through the night, worrying that a snake, a rat, or a stray animal might attack your children.

You are afraid whenever you hear the word “evacuation,” or when you hear about a place threatened with bombing.

You are afraid that anything could happen and the crossing could close, while merchants take advantage of your health and raise prices.

In Gaza, we have become afraid of everything, because we have no one standing behind us, no power to protect us, and no force to prevent the dangers surrounding us.

You are afraid to go out, because a simple trip could turn into a target.

You are afraid to send your child to school or kindergarten, because they could be targeted on the way there or back.

You are afraid to walk beside bombed buildings, because debris or rubble could fall on you.

You are afraid to oversleep and miss your turn to get water or your chance to receive food from a community kitchen.

You are afraid to sleep through the night, worrying that a snake, a rat, or a stray animal might attack your children.

You are afraid whenever you hear the word “evacuation,” or when you hear about a place threatened with bombing.

You are afraid that anything could happen and the crossing could close, while merchants take advantage of your health and raise prices.

In Gaza, we have become afraid of everything, because we have no one standing behind us, no power to protect us, and no force to prevent the dangers surrounding us.

You are afraid to go out, because a simple trip could turn into a target.

You are afraid to send your child to school or kindergarten, because they could be targeted on the way there or back.

You are afraid to walk beside bombed buildings, because debris or rubble could fall on you.

You are afraid to oversleep and miss your turn to get water or your chance to receive food from a community kitchen.

You are afraid to sleep through the night, worrying that a snake, a rat, or a stray animal might attack your children.

You are afraid whenever you hear the word “evacuation,” or when you hear about a place threatened with bombing.

You are afraid that anything could happen and the crossing could close, while merchants take advantage of your health and raise prices.

In Gaza, we have become afraid of everything, because we have no one standing behind us, no power to protect us, and no force to prevent the dangers surrounding us.

The more I thought about it, the more true it felt. When you live in a place where job opportunities are scarce, and restrictions limit construction, businesses, and education, building a new life becomes a challenge that requires far more than hard work alone.

The problem is not always the person sometimes it is the circumstances surrounding them.

The more I thought about it, the more true it felt. When you live in a place where job opportunities are scarce, and restrictions limit construction, businesses, and education, building a new life becomes a challenge that requires far more than hard work alone.

The problem is not always the person sometimes it is the circumstances surrounding them.

The more I thought about it, the more true it felt. When you live in a place where job opportunities are scarce, and restrictions limit construction, businesses, and education, building a new life becomes a challenge that requires far more than hard work alone.

The problem is not always the person sometimes it is the circumstances surrounding them.