Help Enas and Her Family from Genocide

Hi World...

I'm Enas a Palestinian living in besieged and devastated Gaza.

I live under continuous and heavy bombardment with my family, which consists of my husband and our four children: Suad, Suja, Zahir, and Mahmoud, all of whom are under ten years old.

We have suffered for 11 months from the genocide against Gaza. At the beginning of the war, my husband struggled to find flour to make bread for our children. He would go to Kuwait Square and Al-Nablusi under the shelling and destruction to bring flour home. Most of the time, he would return miraculously without any flour, while our children suffer from real starvation in Gaza, where there is no food, water, or medical supplies. Shells were falling around us, and our children cried out of fear and terror as we were displaced under the bombardment.

I want to tell you that my youngest child, who is 4 years old

He asks me for his favorite foods like yogurt, eggs, and shawarma, but we can't prepare them for him because they are unavailable in northern Gaza, where famine is a reality. This is also due to the soaring prices during this war.

I also want to tell you that I lost my brother and my nephew in this war, and I have another brother who was injured and lost his hand, while my niece lost her leg. The daily struggle to provide clean drinking water, daily water, and firewood from distant places has exhausted us, especially with the continuous bombardment of Gaza.

My husband is 45 years old and is no longer young.

We live in a rented apartment, and the landlord is demanding rent that we cannot pay, threatening us with eviction; where can I go with my wife and children amidst this genocide and destruction when there is no safe place in Gaza?

I come to you today with a heavy heart, asking for your help in this difficult time. The urgent need to save my family is greater than I can bear. I am desperately seeking your generous support to help our family not only survive but also rebuild our new normal life outside Gaza and save the future of my daughters and sons. My wife has worked hard to educate them excellently, and they have struggled to achieve this excellence. Now I feel like everything has gone to waste; please help me.

This support will help us rebuild our new normal life outside Gaza where each individual needs $7,000, and since we are four, we need $28,000 just to travel outside Gaza. The rest of the amount will be used to establish a new house and furniture to replace the one that was destroyed, to start a new life and bright future for my children and my husband, and to compensate them for the tragedy and suffering of the harsh life they lived during the heinous war.

All these donations will reach my brother-in-law residing in Belgium, who will transfer them to us so we can escape death and leave Gaza.

Your assistance will open the door to a potential new beginning. However, the financial burden of relocating such a large family across the world is overwhelming. We are not only facing visa and travel costs but also the daunting task of rebuilding our lives from scratch in a new country, including ensuring a good education for our children.

Our home, which was once filled with laughter and love, has now been marred by war, fear, terror, and panic due to the ongoing bombardment of Gaza. But I have now reached a point where I feel despair and humbly ask you to help me save my family's lives by getting them out of Gaza, where there is no safe place due to slow death from hunger, drought, displacement, disease outbreaks, and continuous shelling. Choosing to leave is an extremely painful decision, but the situation has become unbearable with no means of living.

Your support will enable us to cover the basic costs of our journey and resettlement; it is an investment in our children's future and provides them with the educational opportunities they desperately need and deserve.

The urgency of our situation cannot be overstated. With rising tensions and the threat of further escalation, I feel an overwhelming sense of despair to move my family to a safe place before it’s too late. This appeal for help is not easy; it is a call for compassion and assistance at this critical time of need.