Help Ali's Survival and Evacuation from Gaza

Hello, my name is Amina, and I am reaching out on behalf of Muhammad Eliyan's older brother, Ali Eliyan, who is currently facing similar heartbreaking circumstances in the war-torn region of Gaza. Ali hails from the north of Gaza City, but due to the ongoing conflict, he and his family were compelled to relocate to the south. Tragically, shortly after their displacement, they received devastating news that their family home had been bombed, leaving them with no place to return, as depicted in the accompanying image.

In the face of these dire circumstances, Ali's family found themselves displaced to the Al-Mawasi area, located in the city of Khan Younis on the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea. Here, they were provided with a makeshift shelter, a nylon tent. However, the harsh weather conditions took a toll, rendering their temporary abode uninhabitable. Presently, Ali and his family find themselves in desperate circumstances, grappling with limited access to electricity, gas, wheat, and possessing only a meager amount of food.

The situation is catastrophic, and Ali urgently needs your support to survive and, if possible, relocate to a safer place. Your generous financial assistance can make a significant impact on their lives, providing them with the basic necessities for survival and the means to escape the ongoing turmoil.

To ensure the funds reach Ali securely, I have two options for sending the funds: one is to his aunt in Jordan (with higher fees), and the other is to his cousin in the West Bank (with lower fees). I will choose the most suitable option based on your contributions. Once you contribute, the funds will be sent directly to them. They will then facilitate the transfer via Western Union to Ali, ensuring a swift and secure delivery of your generous support.

I understand that not everyone can contribute financially, but you can still make a significant difference by sharing this campaign within your network. Every share brings us one step closer to reaching those who can offer assistance. Thank you for your kindness and compassion during these challenging times.