Help my family to evacuate from gaza

Husam Thaher is organising this fundraising appeal on behalf of Suliman Thaher.

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Hi, my name is Husam Thaher.

My family and I, consisting of my wife and three children, once lived a peaceful and contented life in a beautiful home in northern Gaza. But everything changed dramatically on October 7th when our home was tragically destroyed by airstrikes. Overnight, our safe haven was reduced to rubble, and we were left with nothing but the clothes on our backs.

Forced to flee for our lives, my family and I took refuge in Khan Younis, where we lived in a makeshift tent for two months. Just as we were beginning to adjust to our new reality, the haunting echoes of the war came back to haunt us. Another round of airstrikes tore through our temporary shelter, leaving us with no choice but to flee once again.

Our journey to safety took us to Nuseirat, where we hoped to find some semblance of stability amidst the chaos. But peace remained elusive as the violence of war continued. With heavy hearts, we were forced to evacuate once again, this time seeking refuge in Rafah.

Today, my family and I are in Rafah, living in constant fear of further displacement. The threat of airstrikes and conflict looms over our heads, making every day a struggle for survival. The psychological toll of living in such circumstances is unimaginable, especially for the young children who have witnessed the destruction of our home and the upheaval of our lives.

Adding to our hardship, my son contracted hepatitis during this tumultuous period, further highlighting the dire conditions we are living under and the urgent need for medical care and stable living conditions.

I am launching this campaign with a deep sense of urgency to help my family and me escape the ravages of war in Gaza. We desperately need your support to secure safe passage out of the conflict zone and rebuild our lives in a place where we can live without fear and uncertainty.

Your generous contribution will make a world of difference.

My Kids before the war