Help Tala, Mahmoud and their fam evacuate Gaza war

Hi everyone

This is Mohammed and I am launching this campaign to help my civilian family evacuate from Gaza to Egypt . But due to my geographical location and restrictions from GoFundMe, my friend Ragi who lives in the US is fundraising this campaign. All donations will go directly to me and my family. Please support if you can, any amount, however small can help rebuild hope and start new life elsewhere.

Here's my story,

I am a 23 year-old IT graduate .I am the oldest brother of Mahmoud and Tala , and the sole provider of my family which consists of 7 orphans siblings(4sisters & 3brothets), and my old single aunt, Ahmed,one of my brothers whose suffers from Hyperthyroidism that needs urgent medical help because it affects on his heart rate which leaves his life in danger.

Unfortunately, my life is turned upside down since Oct 7th, thousands of innocent lives have been lost in Gaza, many of innocent people lost their works and the only source of income, and i am one of those.

Without a personal bag, winter clothing, or even money, my family and I evacuated our home under relentless bombardment and in front of the Israeli tanks. We fled from the north to the south of the Gaza Strip, in Khan-yuns we spent the most challenging moments of our lives in a tent with little supplies and on the ground and without access to clean water. And then we moved to Rafah in the hope of finding a safe place to shelter us.

We are now in desperate need of aid in order to evacuate Gaza and go to Egypt in seeking safe refuge.

Your donation, no matter how small, will make an impact. You will be contributing to getting my family to safety.

Please help us meet our goal and save my family's lives by sharing this campaign. I am truly appreciative of any help you can provide me during this difficult time, and your support means more than you can imagine. I appreciate your generosity and care. We can make a change and provide my family with the protection and safety they need by donating.

In solidarity and gratitude.

Mohammed Matar