mary

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Please,🙏 I beg you, do not let us down. What is happening now is unimaginable and not everything is being broadcast. There is a great cover-up of the crimes that are happening now. It is terrifying. We cannot sleep because of the sound of the planes and missiles. Please be a reason to help me I have to provide food and insulin to be able to survive. If we are attacked by missiles, we may not survive from hunger and lack of medicine and basic necessities. Please do not let us down. Make our voice heard to the world. Please.

Nothing can describe the suffering we are experiencing here in Gaza. Conditions are deteriorating daily, and families are living between hunger and fear. People don't know when aid will arrive, and if it does, will it be enough? We live in anticipation, and every moment there is concern for our lives and the lives of our loved ones.

I am elderly and diabetic, and I need regular insulin injections to maintain my health, but with the current crisis, obtaining them has become extremely difficult. In addition, I suffer from severe pain in my heart area, which makes my life even more difficult and frightening. The doctor told me I need an MRI to determine the cause, but I cannot afford the test.

Every day I am in a constant state of fear, not knowing if I will have what I need to survive. The situation here in Gaza is making even our most basic medical needs unattainable.

I need your help now more than ever. Any contribution, no matter how small, can give me a chance to continue my life and take care of my health during this difficult time.

Together we can make a difference.

Today, evacuation orders were issued, and I am unfortunately in a health condition that doesn't allow me to even move, let alone move from my current location. I can't walk, and my condition is getting worse by the day. I don't know how I will deal with this decision, but I am sharing what I am going through in the hope that I may find someone who can help or even understand the extent of my suffering. Please do what you can for me. If you are unable to donate, you can participate. I trust you.

The currency has collapsed, and the entire commercial exchange is on the verge of collapse. The paper value of every $100 is only $60, and the purchasing power of every $60 does not exceed $10. Simply put, $60 is not enough to buy one kilogram of sugar or one kilogram of flour! This means that work is worthless and money has no meaning. If you need $100 a day to secure a single meal of lentil falafel, fava beans, and a cup of tea... everyone is hungry. Those with good morals, principles, and values ​​are the most miserable and hungry. We are going through the most difficult times. We are only talking about one thing, so what about the cost of medicine, treatment, transportation, and many other things? Some people think this is exaggerated, but unfortunately, this is the reality. In order for us to survive and be patient, even if only for a short period, we are in dire need of your help and donations. With your donation, I may be able to provide a meal or medicine.

Yes, food has entered the Strip…

but not as aid — it’s being sold to us at high prices.

Prices have dropped slightly, but they’re still far from normal. The same goes for money transfer fees — lower, yet still too high.

The army hasn’t withdrawn from most areas of Gaza.

Entire cities like Rafah haven’t seen the army move back even a single meter

Anyone who approaches Rafah or the so-called “yellow line” is targeted immediately — that line marks the areas under full occupation control.

Tens of thousands of missing people are still trapped under the rubble of their homes, waiting to be pulled out and buried with dignity.

No country or organization is helping. Civilians dig with their bare hands 💔

Thousands of detainees from Gaza remain in occupation prisons, including doctors like Dr. Hossam Abu Safieh, with no sign of release.

The bombing has never stopped — not for a single day

Every day there are airstrikes, shootings, and martyrs… while the world stays silent and hypocritical.

We still live in tents, worn and fragile, as winter approaches.

The rain and wind will soon bring another disaster.

Gas hasn’t entered Gaza; we only hear about it in the news.

We cook over open fires, and even firewood is expensive.

Meat, chicken, and vegetables are available in the markets,

but only for those who can afford them — a kilo of chicken costs around 50 USD!

Most medicines are gone from hospitals and pharmacies.

Those who find a painkiller are considered lucky.

Water is another daily struggle — we travel long distances to buy 20 liters for 10 shekels.

Since the ceasefire was announced, the world seems to think the war has ended.

Aid has slowed, attention has faded, and many have forgotten us.

But the truth is… nothing has changed.

We are still here, still suffering, still waiting for your voices, your prayers, your solidarity.

Gaza today is not just a city that endured, but a story of victory written by pain, determination, and hearts that didn't leave us alone.

Everyone who supported us, wrote a word, shared a photo, donated, or prayed for us—you were with us every moment.

We felt you, we felt that the world still holds hearts that beat for truth. ❤️

But the battle is not over yet...

We still need you, your support, your voices that remind the world that we are here—living, persevering, and dreaming of a better tomorrow.

Stay with us, don't leave us now.

Every bit of help, every bit of sharing, every prayer makes a difference.

From Gaza, from our hearts to yours, thank you for not leaving us. 🤍

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#Gaza #Palestine #Victory #SolidarityWithGaza #StandWithPalestine #Hope