I need to make my siblings life better in G.aza

(A documentary about our story in the war) https://youtu.be/A55XMlMBbsI?si=RIAudL-KJtHscqJg

Hello, I'm Yafi,my sister Hanin and I are raising donations for our family. I'll tell you our story now, but be aware that we urgently need your help; there isn't much time left.

I'll start with my father, Ahmed, who lost everything he owned after it was destroyed. He worked tirelessly over the years to save money and buy us a house and a car to make our lives easier. But now he has nothing left, and he lost his job. So, he needs to leave here to rebuild our lives elsewhere and ensure our safety. Additionally, my father suffers from cervical and back disc herniation, worsened by sleeping on the ground during the war. Walking has become difficult for him, and he struggles to sleep at night. He also has three fractures in his foot joint and needs a plate to stabilize it. Therefore, my father needs $5000 to arrange our departure to Egypt, excluding medical and travel expenses.

As for my mother, Maha, she has diabetes and needs regular medication to maintain her health. However, medications here are scarce, and she faces great difficulty in finding them. When we moved from one place to another in the north, my mother broke her leg, forcing us to carry her on an ambulance bed for a very long distance during our displacement to the south. You can see our displacement journey and struggles in the attached video. She also needs $5000 to leave Gaza.

As for me, Yafi, I am the eldest daughter of this family, aged 21. I lost my university in the last year; I was about to graduate with honors, having shortened my study years to three instead of four to focus on my work. I used to work as a digital marketer, but now, without a job or university, I sit here in Rafah amidst the air pollution, which harms me as I suffer from asthma and also need continuous medication. I need $5000 to leave Gaza.

As for my sister Hanin, aged 19, she is in university studying translation and was exceptionally good; she was the top of her class. However, she also lost her university, and now she is making a desperate attempt to return to it, even remotely. She needs $5000 to leave Gaza.

As for my brother Mohammed, aged 17, he was in his final year of school, preparing to take exams to go to university with us. He was very excited, but now he has lost a whole academic year. He also suffers from asthma and chest problems, always needing medication. He needs $5000 to leave Gaza.

As for my younger brother Diaa, aged 13, he is still in school. He used to love swimming and played football very professionally. He was an outstanding child at school, but now he no longer goes to school or the sports club, and he no longer sees his friends. He suffers from psychological disorders, avoids people, and cannot sleep well. He needs psychological treatment, and Diaa needs $2500 to leave Gaza.

As for my uncle Ali's family (who helped us create this link; his son lives in Belgium), part of his family remains in the north, and part is with us in the south. My uncle couldn't leave the north because his wife had a stroke, his daughter has Down syndrome, and he injured his foot after his house was damaged. Therefore, he couldn't take them to the south and live in a tent, which would be exhausting for him. So he chose to stay in his damaged house in the north, and one of his sons stayed with him to help. His daughter, carrying her little daughter in her arms, and his son came with us to the south. They need $30,000 to leave the north to Egypt with their family.

These amounts are only for coordination fees and do not include any travel expenses or anything else.

I know the amount I've mentioned may seem large, but please be assured that every dollar is needed. If we cannot leave, we will donate part of the amount to a charity through my cousin in Belgium, and the remaining part will be used to repair some of the damage.

We need to leave for a safe place with clean air and clean water, complete our university studies and lives like everyone else, achieve our goals and dreams, and get our basic rights.

Thank you very much for reading our story, and I hope you understand the difficulty we have been through and the reason for our request for help.