Help Bahaa rebuild his life.

On a quiet October night, I was sleeping in my house in Al-Maghazi. Dreams were dancing in his mind, his biggest dream was to become a lawyer, to travel abroad to complete his studies, and then open his own office, where he would help the oppressed and achieve justice. Those dreams gave him hope and strength every morning.

But on the morning of October 7, things turned upside down. The sounds of explosions echoed in the horizon, and the walls of his house shook. The war had begun, and everything around him was collapsing. Bahaa did not realize that this moment would be the beginning of his displacement, the beginning of his loss of everything he had built.

Bahaa and his family moved to Deir al-Balah, but the bombing did not stop there. He lived in a state of chaos and terror, as every night brought with it the sounds of bullets and explosions. He would see children in the streets, their eyes filled with fear and astonishment, and their hearts carrying indescribable pain.

As the days passed, Bahaa realized that he could not stand idly by. He decided to become part of the solution. He joined the mental health volunteer team, where he started helping children affected by war. He would sit with them, listen to their stories, share their sorrows and hopes. He was trying to restore some hope to them, even though he felt like he was losing his own dream.

His dreams fell like leaves in the fall. He remembered every night how he dreamed of becoming a lawyer, and how those dreams faded with every explosion, with every displacement trip. But in his heart, there was a ray of hope. He hoped that he could regain his dreams, even under these harsh conditions.

Help me rebuild my life, dreams may hurt but they never die.

The funds will be used to:

1. Evacuate everyone from Khan Yunis to Egypt

2. Sustain life in Egypt as refugees, afford rent, food and other basic necessities.

3. Sustain life in Gaza under genocide until the Rafah crossing opens again, afford the most basic food, medical and hygiene necessities.

Please donate generously to help me survive and hopefully evacuate.