Gaza Emergency Appeal- Help my family

Dear Sir/Madam,

In a world full of challenges, there are moments when help is not just financial support, but a real lifeline. We are a family from Gaza, made up of 11 members, who are standing today on the edge of the abyss.

I am Saed, 27 years old, and yet I have spent my entire life immersed in relentless wars that snatch away ambitions, dreams and goals. I write today from Gaza, from the heart of a place that has witnessed so much pain and destruction. We are a Palestinian family that do not belong to war. We have lost everything to the merciless conflict after our amazing and positive lives. We have lost our home, we have lost everything that could have been a means of livelihood, our businesses, our personal belongings, our children have lost their education and their right to care, and we have become refugees without shelter.

After a long story of displacement and escaping death many times, my family and I took refuge in a dilapidated tent that is not fit for living and is full of suffering, as it does not protect us from the cold of winter and the heat of summer, and we live with insects such as flies and mosquitoes that cause us many diseases that our children cannot bear.

The most important thing that threatens our lives and exhausts our bodies here is hunger and dehydration, and it is the worst thing we face every day. Every morning, we wake up hoping to find free food to satisfy the hunger of our hungry children, as we cannot buy food such as fresh vegetables and fruits due to the high prices and the depletion of all our money, and we stand in long and arduous queues to get some gallons of water. We are still fighting for survival, but we only suffer for food and water. It takes away our hope, kills our ambitions, and deprives our children of their right to a normal childhood.

During these long months of suffering and displacement, our children's clothes have become worn out and do not protect them from the cold of winter and the harsh climate. They have not received new clothes and shoes because of their high prices and our inability to buy them.

Here we are talking about my mother's health condition, she suffers from an eye disease that the war has prevented her from receiving her treatment, which is an eye injection called (Avastin), as its price has become very high and we cannot afford it. They told us that she might lose her sight if she does not receive the treatment soon. We feel helpless except for this situation, and our hearts are in great pain. She is our constant source of support, and losing her sight will be an unbearable nightmare.

Finally, amidst the emotional pain and stress that war brings, it also brings unexpected financial burdens after the cost of living here in Gaza became the highest in the world. It finally prompted me to resort to this platform, humbly and lovingly seeking your help and support in lightening the burden of life on our hearts and to be able to buy some essentials such as food, medicine, clean water, a safe tent to protect us from the fluctuations of the climate, clothes, shoes, milk and diapers for our children.

I am so grateful to anyone who is able to help us and I pray that this suffering will end soon.

The campaign goal (€35,000) will go to:

** Covering my family's costs of getting food and clean water, as these goods are very expensive.

** Covering the costs of the children and providing them with basic goods such as (clothes, milk, diapers and safe care).

** Covering the costs of our beautiful child Nabil to get a private education so that years do not pass him by without education.

** Buying a new tent to protect us from the entry of winter water and climate fluctuations.

** Covering the costs of treating my mother's eyesight.

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My beautiful family consists of:

My father Nabil, 60 years old

My mother Hanan, 55 years old

Heba, 32 years old

Wassim, 30 years old

Duaa, 28 years old

Ana Saed, 27 years old

Ahmed, 25 years old

Iman, Wassim's wife, 30 years old

Their children /

Nabil, 5 years old

Mohammed, 3 years old

Tim, 1 year old