Saving tala family and rebuilding thier live

Hello - my name is Tala mohammed 19 years old - I am from gaza -  I am studying at the university for the second year of pharmacy - we were living in safety and peace, but suddenly the war began, and on the second day of the battle, the occupation asked us to leave our house, stormed the area, took control of it, and forced us under heavy bombardment to leave from northern Gaza to southern Gaza. To the city of Rafah - we owned a beautiful house before the occupation stormed it and destroyed it, in addition to being severely damaged by rockets, shells and bullets, in addition to the fact that we had big and beautiful dreams, but the war blew up all our dreams and plans.

Unfortunately, during this ongoing war to this day - my father almost lost his job at the university, and our house and our vehicle were also severely damaged

My family and I have been displaced more than six times, moving from one temporary shelter to another, carrying with us the weight of our collective history and memories of a life that was once thriving. With each displacement, we left behind parts of our past, unable to endure much more than the resilience that kept us moving forward

My determination to continue my education in pharmacy remained steadfast, serving as a beacon of hope amidst the uncertainty. I studied enthusiastically, finding solace in the pages of my textbooks, even when the outside world seemed turbulent.

My dream was not just my dream; It was a collective dream shared with my brothers and sisters. Together we looked to break the chains of adversity that bound our families, rebuild what we lost, and chart a new path toward a brighter future.

My desire to flee Gaza was not driven by escaping reality, but by the pursuit of academic achievement and the opportunity to rebuild my dreams and the dreams of my shattered family.

 Despite the challenges, it remained a symbol of resilience, hope and unwavering determination While I longed for a safer place to continue my education

, I held on to the belief that through my studies, I could contribute to rebuilding not only my own life but also the lives of those around me. The journey ahead was uncertain, but, thanks to the love and support of my family, I dared to dream of a future in which the echoes of success and prosperity replaced the echoes of conflict

Please help me to be able to pay the coordination fee to escape from Gaza, as we are required to pay 5000 USD per adult (above 16 years old) and 2500 USD per person below 16 years old.