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With deep sorrow, we say goodbye to little Abdullah Abu Zorqa (5 years old), the child whose heartbreaking cry “I’m hungry” shook the world. He passed away today in a hospital in Adana – Turkey, after his fragile body gave in to illness and hunger, deprived of medicine and proper treatment in Gaza.

Abdullah is gone, but hundreds of children in Gaza are still facing the same fate — slowly fading away without food, without medicine, without hope. Just imagine watching your own children die of hunger before your eyes… how would you feel?

Do not let the children of Gaza face death alone. Donate now , your help could be the lifeline that saves an innocent soul. We are dying… but you can help keep us alive.

If you took the time to respond to this, you can spare a moment to read and donate to my brother Nader Al-Anqar @abdalsalam2000. His situation in Gaza is very precarious, the IOF is threatening to occupy the entire city and displace him and his family, who already suffer from bombings and famine. Please please donate so that they can survive, so that if they are forced to evacuate they might have the funds to escape when the border opens. Please donate to his vetted by gazavetters fundraiser (#4), for the love of humanity.

I am Wissam, I am 21 years old. I was pregnant and lost my first twins because of displacement and because of the bad situation in the Gaza Strip.😭 Now I am pregnant with the third child and I need nutrition and food, but there is nothing in the Gaza Strip because of the closure of the crossings. I am in the eighth month of pregnancy.😭💔 I ask you to help because my daughter does not have clothes. Therefore, I ask for help and donations to me so that I can get money to buy clothes, food and drink. I beg you to help me and help my daughter to have a life. Please help me 🙏💔

Help my family survive and start a new life

Hello everyone, thank you for taking a moment to read our story.

I am Hazem Shawish, and I am trying to save my family from this war.

We live in Gaza, where we face significant challenges due to the current situation.

My family consists of 11 members, including my mother, two daughters, four sons, and three children.

Imagine your daughter or little sister is injured and bleeding,

and you can’t even provide her with the simplest thing—like anesthesia to ease her pain—

because of war, because there’s nothing left.

You cry out to the world, begging for help, but everyone ignores you.

My name is Sami, from Gaza. And this is exactly what I’m going through now.

My daughter, Lynn, is injured and still bleeding.

My family is suffering from hunger.

We’ve lost so much, and every day is a battle just to survive.

I pray every day for this war to end. The burden, the fear, the helplessness—it’s too much.

But right now, we urgently need help to provide her with treatment.

I’m not asking for much—just please, don’t ignore us.

Your donation is our only hope.

If you want to contact us directly, feel free to message us on Messenger.

Please, friends, we are getting closer to achieving our goal. Donate. If each person donates 10 euros, we can finish today

PLEASE, I BEG YOU — DON’T SCROLL PAST THIS.

This is my little boy, Qais, only two years old, wounded and in pain. He was hurt while simply playing near our tent — his childhood stolen by a war he never chose. Every day is a fight to keep him alive, to find medicine, food, and clean water in Gaza, where survival feels like a miracle. I’m pleading with you from the bottom of a mother’s breaking heart: help us. Your kindness could mean the difference between life and death for my son.

Three Causes of His Injury and the Danger for Children:

1. Unstable living conditions — Children play among rubble, broken glass, and sharp debris because there is nowhere safe for them.

2. Lack of medical care — Injuries, even small ones, become life-threatening because hospitals are overwhelmed, and medicine is scarce.

3. Constant fear and trauma — Kids like Qais live under constant stress, making them vulnerable to accidents, infections, and slow healing.

These are not just dangers; they are death sentences for Gaza’s children. What should be minor injuries can turn fatal without urgent treatment.

I am an oppressed mother in Gaza, helplessly watching my baby suffer, knowing his wound could kill him if I cannot get proper medical care. His little eye, once full of light, is now bandaged and hurting, and I fear every day that I might lose him. Please — I am begging you with every ounce of love in my heart — don’t ignore this. Share his story. Donate if you can. Even the smallest act of kindness can keep my son alive and give him the chance to smile again.

PLEASE DONATE HERE

If Qais was your only child, would you leave him to face his fate alone?

DONATE HERE PLEASE

We're crying out to your humanity—please don't look away. Speak about us. Stand with us. We're not okay. We're trying to survive.

This is not a nightmare. It's our reality.

Don't forget us. Do something—anything. Share. Donate. Repost. Help keep us alive.

Mohamad has lost so much and now he’s drowning in debt trying to keep his sister and her five kids safe. He needs our help to bring them to safety and start anew.

We’re 25% of the way there (€5,030/€20,000). Every euro counts. Every share matters. Regardless of his name, skin color, or religion—this is about humanity.

Donate & share: Donation Link

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Please, let’s make this happen. 🙏

I try to imagine a future, but right now, survival is the only thing we can focus on.

We’ve raised $1,580 so far, and while there’s still a long way to go, each act of kindness reminds us that we are not forgotten.

If you’re reading this, please help us keep going—through a donation, a reblog, or simply by keeping us in your thoughts.

🙏 If this message reached you unexpectedly, I’m sorry . Please feel free to ignore it if needed.

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Is it still awkward family photos if it's technically only Four??

Yes😉

if muhammad is right, the crossing will open soon. that means he has only a limited amount of time to raise funds and get his family to a safe place.

muhammad is only 26. he's younger than i am. it breaks my heart that this is something he has to worry about. unfortunately, it is, and he's got his family to worry about too:

mona, his wife, 24 years old

iman, 6, and toleen, 5, his daughters

his mother and father

they've lost their home in the war. they are currently displaced in deir al balah. iman and toleen have gotten sick due to the conditions in the camp they're staying in. look at these sweet girls; they don't deserve this.

they deserve a home. they deserve warmth and safety. they deserve a cozy bed to sleep in every night, and a home to decorate with star-shaped lights like they had before.

this is not merely a dream they have; it is an attainable goal.

muhammad needs to raise €30k total to get his family out, of which he only has €5257 at the time of my writing this post. i am appealing to all of you who see this post to please share it. please donate whatever you can. i know a lot of people have been feeling hopeless especially now, but please don't. there is hope. if the people of palestine have hope and faith, so should we all. and now more than ever we need to work together to help them.

so please, share and donate. whatever you can do, please do it. thank you.