Emergency Aid for Musa’s Family in Gaza

Hi all, I’m Elly Oltersdorf, an activist originally from California. I’m helping my friend Musa Juma’a raise funds for over 60 of his family members in Gaza. Musa lives in the West Bank and we were put in touch this year through mutual friends and activists. Much of Musa’s mother’s side of the family is in Gaza. Tragically many have lost their lives in airstrikes, but so many people are still in need of basic aid like food, water, and other supplies. So far we’ve gotten a lot of funds over to them as prices keep inflating for basic necessities . Ive been in touch with some of them individually including his 25 year old niece, Nadeen naser atieh jomaa. Her family includes Naser atieh jomaa 55 years Noor naser atieh jomaa 23years Atieh naser atieh jomaa 22 Na3eema hasan jomaa Hiuriah naser atieh jomaa 26 years Najwa naser atieh jomaa 27 years The other families include Ahmad atieh jomaa and his family Mahmoud atieh jomaa and his family Abd alkareem atieh jomaa and his family They are being displaced for the third time this time to Deir al-Balah due to the conditions in their area. Right now they have separated themselves into 3 groups. One group is staying in alboreej, another is going to noserat, And the last group to deralbalah , If you are able to donate even a few dollars , truly everything helps ♥️ I have been in direct contact with the family and you are free to message me if you want more details. If you can spare even a few dollars please send it ♥️

Some words from Musa:  My friend, first of all I want to thank you all for your support to my mother's family in Gaza, I really appreciate it and this is what kept them alive and bought the necessities of life for more than 8 families there, I just hope you help or share the post because they are being displaced for the third time this time to Deir al-Balsa due to the conditions in their area Elly my friend will collect
Your friend, Musa

 info from the news:

https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/path-peace-parents-circle-bereaved-israeli-palestinian/ Musa Juma’a, a doctor and writer born in Jerusalem, thanked Maoz for his story before telling his own. He lives in the West Bank and many members of his mother’s family live in Gaza, where they fled in 1948. He spoke of the 18 family members he has lost in the recent Israel bombardment of the strip. The son and daughter of his uncle, a doctor at al-Shifa Hospital, were killed when their home was bombed but Mira’s body has not been found. Another cousin killed had been the driver of an ambulance in Rafah. “I don’t want to speak about them,” he added, visibly distressed. “I want to speak about the 52 people from my mother’s family still in Gaza. They want everyone to listen to their story.”