“I lost my business in the war and got hurt.I need your help

HELP ABOOD AND MUHAMMAD REBUILD THEIR DREMS AMID'S GAZA'S TRAGEDY.

Dear friends, compassionate supporters, and those with open hearts,

My name is Abood Ahmad, and together with my friend Muhammad, I’m reaching out to you from northern Gaza, a place now engulfed in unimaginable devastation. We’re here to share our story—not out of choice, but out of a profound need for help and the hope that your compassion can bring us a glimmer of relief amid our darkest days.

Just months ago, we took a courageous step to open a small business, a symbol of hope and resilience in a place already challenged by hardship. It wasn’t easy, but we dared to believe in a better future, to chase our dreams for ourselves and our families. But in an instant, all we had worked for was reduced to rubble by the relentless wave of destruction. We watched our dreams, our home, and our future vanish before our eyes.

Today, we are homeless and displaced. Each day is a battle to survive without basic necessities—no safe shelter, no clean water, and at times, no food. Hunger has driven us to the brink, forcing us to eat what little we could find, even animal feed, to keep our bodies alive. The constant deprivation has left us weak, facing disease and struggling just to make it to tomorrow.

This isn’t just a plea for help; it’s a call for humanity. The pain, hunger, and loss we face cannot be endured alone. We urgently need the support of those who can feel our suffering, who can understand that a small gesture of kindness, a small donation, could help us find shelter, food, and the strength to face another day.

Please, if you can, extend your hand to us. Every contribution, big or small, will make an immeasurable difference. Your donation will be a lifeline, helping us survive today and slowly rebuild a life that we thought had disappeared.

Thank you for listening to our story and for standing with us during this unbearable time. Your kindness and generosity give us hope that, in the face of such darkness, humanity can still shine through.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Abood and Muhammad