Support Adam's Family from Gaza Struggling for Survival

Hello all, my name is Mohammed, I was living peacefully with my family of seven until the war broke out, and I had made the decision to pursue my PhD, working toward achieving my distant dream.

Our home was a place that brought us together, but then the war came and crushed all our dreams and destroyed our home. 

The war tore apart everything we had built. It forced us to flee, leaving behind not only our home but also the hopes and plans for the future.

Now, we are struggling to survive, facing uncertainty every day. Lack of food, water, and resources to survive. I am still determined to complete my education and rebuild what has been lost, but my family urgently needs your support.

Any help you can provide

will bring us one step closer to stability and the chance to dream again.

Any form of assistance is urgently needed and appreciated by me and my family. We kindly request your valuable assistance during this challenging and painful time, as your acts of kindness and generosity can truly make a difference. 

 Your support, regardless of its size, will serve as a light in our darkest, most painful hours. It means a lot to us, from the bottom of our hearts. 

 Thank you for extending your hand in solidarity and compassion. With your support, we can begin the journey towards safety, happiness and repair.

We are a joyful and active family who once arm, loving home. But when the war came, it destroyed everything we had. In the early days, our home was attacked with white phosphorus, forcing us to flee. A bomb then struck right in front of our house, and by some miracle, my family and I survived.

We had to leave without taking any of our belongings and sought refuge in the Sheikh Radwan area, only for the bombings to follow us there. Eventually, we were told to move south, to what was claimed to be a "safe area," but there is no true safety in Gaza. Now, we live in a makeshift tent—nothing more than a piece of cloth offering no protection from the cold, no security, and no sanitation.

Since then, we have endured extreme heat, pollution, hunger, fear, and deep sorrow over the life and memories we had to leave behind. Our home and everything we built are gone.