Urgent: Save an unborn baby and family from genocide

My name is Abdullah, a 23-year-old young man, and my wife Samira is a year younger than me. We got married during the hardest times, during the war in Gaza. Our love was bigger than everything, even the destruction that surrounded us from every side. We dreamed of a small house that would bring us together, a house where we could live in peace and safety, but the war was harsh, it destroyed our dreams and forced us to live in a simple tent.

Every morning, I wake up early and go out to look for any work that could provide us with some money. It wasn't easy, but I was determined to provide a decent life for Samira. Every time I returned to the tent, I would see her busy baking and cooking over the fire. She was very tired, and the smoke was hurting her health, especially now that she is four months pregnant.

Samira's health started to deteriorate, and she urgently needed medicine and medical care to save our baby. We didn't have enough money, and we feared for our unborn child. Samira cried silently, and I felt helpless in the face of her pain.

I realize that our story might not reach everyone, but I write these words hoping they reach someone who can help us. We live in harsh conditions, fearing for our unborn child. My wife desperately needs medicine and medical care. Any support can change our lives and give us the chance to achieve our dream of a safe and stable life.

If you can help in any way, please don't hesitate. We need all the support we can get. Help us save our baby, give us a chance for life, and help us achieve our dream of living in peace and safety. I dream of being evacuated from Gaza to live in peace with my child and my wife, away from the horrors of war and destruction. We want a new life, full of hope and stability, far from the fear and destruction that has become a part of our daily lives.

An update from Abdullah:

"I have updated our story to include details about my family: my parents, who suffer from diabetes and high blood pressure, and my younger siblings, Ikram, Mu'tasim, and Anas, along with my brother Abbas, who suffers from hepatitis due to poor health conditions and the spread of diseases.

We all urgently need help and evacuation from these harsh conditions and the genocide we are experiencing. I appeal to you to donate to assist us in finding a safe shelter and securing necessary medical care for my entire family. I trust that you can provide the support we desperately need."

Anas before and after the war