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For several days, meteorologists have warned that heavy rainfall and strong winds could hit the strip today, tomorrow and over the weekend, risking flash flooding and significant wind damage. What is certain, though, is that Gaza is not facing this storm with ready infrastructure, stocked shelters or functioning drainage systems.

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Not only have the people of gaza been suffering from two years of genocidal war thats been largely aided and abetted by the rest of the world, but they are now facing storm byron with all the systems that could have helped them get through this time destroyed by the occupation.

Samah @samah-2 is a mother of three trying to make sure her family survives this winter. Her children are not even ten years old yet and the youngest is only an infant who was born during this war. She is aiming to be able to provide warm clothes and food for the daily needs of the whole family, and they need to have enough money to secure usable tents due to the flooding.

Please support this family in any way you can. No amount is too small, and if you cant donate then please share.

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I’m Diala from Gaza. The heavy rain has destroyed our tent, and we are now flooding. We urgently need a caravan to shelter us and protect our children from the cold and rain. We also need support to cover medical expenses for treatment abroad for three surgical operations.

Your donation — even $50 — could save our lives.

Please donate or share to help us stay safe.

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With the border expected to open soon, high school students (Tawjihi) are now able to apply for a passport.

The cost of the passport is 300 shekels, which is around 92 USD.

I am in urgent need of getting a passport so I can escape this harsh life and continue my education—just like any student who deserves the right to learn.

Please, if you can, donate. And if you can't, share my story—maybe it will reach kind hearts willing to help me 🙏🏽

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💔 My wife and I have been living in a thin, worn-out tent since the war destroyed our apartment in Jabalia. Our tent can’t protect us from the cold, the rain, or the storms.

The rain soaks our blankets, clothes, and the few things we managed to save. The nights are freezing, and we have no warm clothing, no heater, no real shelter.

We are exhausted — physically, mentally, and emotionally — trying to survive winter while rebuilding from nothing.

We urgently need help: warm blankets, dry shelter, basic necessities, and tools to rebuild our lives with dignity.

Your support — through donating or sharing our campaign — is not just kindness. It’s warmth. It’s survival. It’s hope.

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Any donation — big or small — will help us stay safe and warm.

Ahmed (26) is a software engineer while his wife Shams (26) is a graphic designer. They are from Jabalia, Gaza, a neighbourhood that was heavily bombed. Their house has been completely destroyed.

Despite the ceasefire deal, Israel is still committing genocide against Palestinians! They are still blocking the entry of essential supplies and services! Not to mention that Gazans have no homes to return to! Palestinians and Gaza still need our support!!

Only £1,004 raised so far!

It is your time, supporters, to turn your platforms into a real arena of pressure to launch a clear campaign:

“Bring the caravans into Gaza now.”

The tents can no longer hold.

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I'm going to tell you about our suffering.

Winter came to Gaza last month with a violent storm. I woke up at night to a disaster. Our tent was flooded with water which had transformed our “floor” into a shallow pool. The mattresses and pillows were completely soaked, cooking pots were submerged, the clothes were drenched, and even our bags— which function as our “closets”—were filled with water. Nothing inside remained dry.

For us, it took two full days for our belongings to dry because the sun barely appeared; everything stayed cold and damp. We didn’t move to another place—we stayed where we were, trying to salvage whatever we could, because there was simply nowhere else to go.

Only a week later, an even stronger winter storm arrived with severe rainfall. Tents were flooded again; little children froze in the rain again.

This week, when Storm Byron hit, we were flooded once again. Despite all our efforts to reinforce the tents, secure them tightly, and bring in stronger tarps, nothing worked. The winds were fiercer, the rain heavier, and the water pushed its way inside from every direction.

waiting with exhausted patience for a ceasefire that would end our suffering. The ceasefire finally came, but relief did not. We remain in the same place, with bodies drained by malnutrition and illness, under tents worn out by the sun and wind.

My children can't stand the cold at all. I see them shivering all night. All we can do is cover them with all the blankets we have and watch them anxiously until they fall asleep.

Please help us improve our living conditions. 😭💔🙏 I am deeply grateful for any response, and I apologize if this appeal is painful… but it is not random. It comes from the heart of a family in Gaza crying out for help. 🥺💙

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”How many times, at the very edge of the end, has a person done something small, fragile, and maybe hopeless, simply because they wanted to help someone else?Whether it worked or not How many people left this world having, at the very least, tried? That has to mean something about us About us as human beings.

No matter how often perhaps too often we can be cruel or frightening, we have also, time and again, been capable of compassion…

Whoever saves a single soul, it is as if they saved the entire world And sometimes you can’t save even one soul Sometimes the attempt fails Sometimes there is no escape for anyone And still… try Because the trying itself has value.

Don’t think that your help is too small or meaningless…

We are a family in Gaza, consisting of a mother, a brother, and a sister, and we need every bit of support.