Help Iman and Toleen rebuild their family's life !

I am Wolfie and I live in France, and I created this campaign for a dear friend, Mohammed Shehab, to save him and his family who are stuck in Gaza. I am in contact with Mohammed through Whatsapp and receive daily updates from him.

Muhammad Shehab, 26 years old, is now displaced in the city of Deir al-Balah with his family after they left their homes. These are pictures of his daughters, Iman and Tuleen Shehab

His family consists of 6 members: his wife, Mona, is 24 years old, and he has two daughters, Iman, 6 years old, and Toleen, 5 years old, in addition to his father and mother.

They left their home in Gaza and were displaced several times under inhumane conditions, suffering from all forms of oppression, disease, pollution, and lack of security and treatment. 

I ask you to please help evacuate their family from the hell of war to a safe place, provide temporary shelter for their family, and secure the family’s necessary needs during this difficult period. 

The goal of the campaign, if the war continues, is to find a safe shelter for their family. If the war ends soon, our goal is to help rebuild their destroyed home and start a new life for their family. On the short term, the money collected through this fundraiser will go towards buying food and clothes. 

Every euro means something, and your support will not only provide a lifeline to this family, but will also restore their hope for a better future. 

You can help by donating or sharing the campaign with your friends and everyone you know to get our voice heard around the world. 

All their dreams in Gaza have been shattered, their home has been destroyed and they are now living in a tent. The situation is very bad in the camp where they are staying. Muhammad's daughters Iman and Tuleen have contracted diseases such as hepatitis due to the pollution. I hope everyone will donate, share the campaign, and make their voices heard and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and standing with them during this difficult journey