Emergency Help Muhammad and his family stay safe

PS:This campaign aims at getting out the child Mohamed from Gaza

My name is Ahmed, and I want to share the story of my brother with you, hoping to evoke empathy and understanding. Before the October 7th war, my younger brother's life was filled with joy and innocence. His days were spent playing and laughing, surrounded by love and care.

However, when the war started, everything changed for him. Each passing day brought more fear and uncertainty into his young life. The recent bombings in Gaza have shattered his world, leaving him and our family homeless and without any possessions. Our beloved home, a symbol of our efforts and love, was completely destroyed in this war.

In truth, my younger brother, Mohammed, had built a future in his mind and planned his life ahead. He was deeply passionate about his studies and dedicated to his dream of becoming a doctor one day. However, his dreams were shattered when the occupying forces bombed his school, the place where he pursued his education and nourished his aspirations. The destruction of his school not only robbed him of his academic environment but also extinguished the hope he held for a better future.

Despite the challenges he faces, Mohammed remains determined to overcome adversity and pursue his dream of becoming a doctor

Mohammed, my younger brother, was a natural talent in football. He possessed an innate skill on the field and dreamed of one day becoming a professional footballer. However, the recent bombings have devastated our community, and the football field where Mohammed used to showcase his talent lies in ruins. The destruction of his cherished playground has not only robbed him of his dreams but has also left him grappling with a sense of loss and hopelessness. Despite the turmoil, Mohammed's passion for the sport remains unwavering, a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos that surrounds us.

Mohammed, my younger brother, is grappling with severe psychological issues amid the turmoil in Gaza. He struggles to sleep, often waking up screaming from nightmares of the horrors he's witnessed. The loss of some of his friends has compounded his distress, and he struggles to comprehend the magnitude of the situation in this war-torn environment.