Help me and my family during the Gaza war crisis

My name is Abdul Ashi, since October 7, 2023, we have been suffering from a brutal war that has destroyed our dreams and hopes, and has gone beyond the limits of human comprehension. During this brutal war, we have endured hardships that mountains cannot bear. We are facing severe water shortages and severe food and nutrition shortages due to the blockade in northern Gaza for a year, which has prevented basic supplies such as meat, vegetables and fruits from entering. This situation has forced us to eat animal feed, which has led to weight loss, various diseases and a significant weakening of our immune systems.

We are also suffering from severe water shortages, often walking for about a kilometer to get one gallon of water, which is about 16 liters, barely enough for seven members of the family. We have also suffered from repeated displacement and moving from one place to another and from one area to another due to the horrific and brutal bombing.

In addition, we have been deprived of education and the opportunity to build a future. I was studying to become a doctor to help people, but fate did not allow it as my university, which I dreamed of studying in, was destroyed. During this war, thoughts overwhelmed me - how will I build my future? How will I continue my studies?

We also suffer from fear and terror due to the bombing, fire belts and explosives. Hospitals, which are the lifeline for every patient and needy person, have been destroyed. We face a shortage of medicines and vaccines while diseases increase and destroy us, with no solution in sight as there are no hospitals or medical supplies available here in Gaza. We live in constant fear for my younger siblings because they have not received their general vaccinations, especially after the widespread spread of polio due to the lack of cleaning materials and the large accumulation of waste in the streets. Sewage also floods the streets, posing a great danger to our children. I suffered from severe illness, and I fought it for about two weeks with fatigue, dizziness and other symptoms. It is a deadly disease, and as I mentioned before, there is no cure for it due to the destruction of hospitals and health centers.

We also suffer from a lack of cooking gas, which forces us to use wood and plastic to light fires, which can lead to poisoning. We have been without electricity since October 7th, spending days in the dark, which is very frightening for my younger siblings. This has made it very difficult to charge our phones and batteries for lighting at night. We had to travel kilometers from our home to find places with electricity, which resulted in high costs to charge our phones and batteries.

In addition, we have not had a steady income since the beginning of the war.

I am asking you to help my family so that we can live a better life.