Help the Munna Tashmali Family Rebuild Their Home and Future

A Family's Heartbreaking Struggle

The Munna Tashmali family has faced unimaginable hardship and loss. Their home in Gaza has been destroyed three times by the wars on Gaza in 2014, 2021, and now again in 2024. Each time they have painstakingly rebuilt their lives and their home, but this time, they have lost not only their home but also any source of income. The compensation for their 2021 home destruction is still pending, and now they face the devastating reality of losing their home once more.

A Family in Need

This family consists of five children, each with their own dreams and hopes:

- Rima, the eldest, is a teenager who dreamed of decorating her room with the best furniture and devices, to build a future alongside her four younger siblings.

- Salah, 11 years old, has a deep love for football and admires stars like Messi, Ronaldo, and Mohamed Salah. He hasn't watched a match in nine months and missed an entire school year without any education.

- Lina, the youngest at 5 years old, often says, "End the war - we are children - we want to live." But does anyone in the world hear her cries and respond to them?

Living in Desperation

For the past nine months, this family has been living in a small tent, barely 3 meters in size. Imagine spending every day, every night, and every moment in such cramped conditions. They need urgent support to rebuild their home and regain a sense of normalcy.

How You Can Help?

This family needs your help to move to Egypt, where they can find safety and begin to rebuild their lives. Every donation, no matter the amount, can make a significant difference. Please donate to help this family escape the horrors of war and start anew.

Spread the Word

If you cannot donate, you can still help by sharing this story with five of your closest friends. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of the Munna Tashmali family and give them the hope and support they desperately need.

Donate now and be a part of their journey to safety and recovery. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.