Help Dr Muath Family Escape Gaza

Dr. Muath Mohammed Ahmed Abu Rayya, born in Gaza City on 7/2/1994, married, and a father of a one-and-a-half-year-old child named Malik. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Dentistry from Egyptian universities. My wife, Dr. Haya Ziad Hassan Abu Rayya, also holds a Dentistry degree from Al-Azhar

University. We worked together and established a dental center where we treated all dental-related issues.

The center consisted of two dental units, in addition to an X-ray machine and all the necessary equipment in our field. After 8 months of opening the center, we established another branch containing a dental unit.

On 7/10, the war broke out, and we fled from Gaza - my wife, my child who is a year and a half old, and

I. After our displacement, we were shocked to find our house destroyed.

After a period of war and the ceasefire due to humanitarian truce, we received news that the centers were destroyed due to the intense shelling in the area.

My wife, my child, Sure, here's the corrected sentence:

My father-in-law's family, consisting of 5 people, and I fled to another area as requested, but that place also came under attack, so we moved to Rafah. Currently, we are seeking refuge in Rafah, without shelter, money, or jobs.

All our dreams of a future we were building and self-improvement vanished. The war halted all our

dreams and plans. We only wished to live peacefully, to build our dreams, and create something beautiful. And now, we are without a home, without work.

Additionally, there are difficulties in finding necessities for a young child who is a year and a half old, such as diapers, clothes, and healthy food for growth.

At this time, we ask for your help and support to leave Gaza and migrate to a safe place. We need a lot of work and money, which we will gather together to create a new life outside this troubled land.

‏All the cards were scattered, and only one card remained, which was salvation from death Save me and my family Even life has become difficult and a bitter reality. You cannot find for yourself a part of who you were before the war I had a beautiful life in all its social and professional forms I have been married for only three years. We lost our house, which my wife prepared with all its details. I am a father of a one-and-a-half-year-old child. I face difficulties in finding his supplies, such as diapers, clothes, and healthy food for growth.

‏My wife is a dentist. We worked together and established a dental center. We had a wonderful staff and we had patients who preferred our treatment. I did not have the opportunity to develop my knowledge and skills. I took courses to keep pace with developments in the field of dentistry, such as cosmetic courses and others. When we decided to create a second branch of our center, we opened it a few days before the war began. We were keen to provide our child with a decent and luxurious life from his childhood, and we were very happy until the war broke out.

‏As for my large family that accompanied us in the displacement, they are my wife’s family. My uncle is a doctor, his wife is a doctor, and my wife’s second sister was supposed to graduate this year from the College of Dentistry, but she was not as lucky as the rest of her generation from outside Gaza. And her third sister is a high school student. A student at the Edward Said Institute of Music, she has a talent for playing, singing, and drawing. Her fourth sister is a primary school student whose biggest concern was to do her schoolwork perfectly The war broke out, and we fled from Gaza together to the central region of the Strip We were always worried about the severity of the bombing.

‏We dreamed daily of returning to our homes and our routine lives. After a period of war, we received news of the destruction of our homes and Sunni centers due to the intense bombing of the area. We were displaced to another area as requested, but this place was also attacked, so we moved to Rafah. Currently, we are taking refuge in Rafah, without shelter, money, or work. There is a shortage of everything, including water, food, medicine, and no electricity. There is a disruption in communication networks and the Internet. We cannot communicate with my family, relatives, or friends. Even the bombing continues

‏All our dreams of the future that we were building and developing have vanished. We are people with positive energy and we love life as much as we can. The war stopped everything we had dreams and plans. My dreams, my wife’s dreams, and the dreams of the three girls stopped. It put a pang in our hearts. Now we only hope to live in peace, build our dreams, and create... A beautiful thing... We ask for your help and support to leave Gaza to a safe place. We need a lot of work and money, which we will pull together to create a new life out of this troubled land

‏Help me to spread my story and your contribution to us, even if it is a little, is enough to raise for us any amount that may enable us to get out of the war and enable us on a new path, which is the path of life. Where are our rights?? Our right to life, security, and work, and our right to choose as well. Where are the rights of children and women? Let us live. Give us safety and preserve our rights. Help us to escape fear and death .. In order to leave the Gaza Strip, a person is required to pay $5,000 per person. Either he pays or he dies For any questions regarding placements, contact me on this email [email redacted]

‏ Your support for us will flow into our friend’s bank account Émilie Paille.