Recovering from the effects of war is incredibly challenging

Dears in this big world, I am Murad, 44 years old. From Gaza City, married to Abeer, 35 years old, and I have six children.

Before this war started, I was working as an employee in one of the health institutions in the Gaza Strip.

At that time, before the war started, I was living a very happy life with my family. I used to play with my children, have fun with them, work on their education and upbringing, go to the gym, play football, watch exciting matches, and spend quality time with friends.

I used to sit with my wife to plan what we would do in the future, how our children would grow up, and what our plans were for their education in school and university. Life was simple and easy, and we lived it happily. However, now it is full of death, pain, anxiety, instability, and a lack of reassurance about anything.

During this war and genocide, I lost many things and special people in my heart. I lost my beloved mother, many of my friends, and some of my wife's brothers.

I lost my job, my cars, my house, and my previous life, and I had nothing to do but pray.

Life has turned into a harsh nightmare, and the future is full of uncertainty and fear.

Therefore, to face the challenges after the end of the war and to build a new life that guarantees a decent life for me and my family, I am launching a donation campaign to help myself and my family to have a new and better life inside or outside Gaza.

I will be grateful to everyone who offers us help.