Save Tahrir Children from Gaza War

Have you tried living in a tent in the dark and cold weather with your children? Without any basic necessities for decent living, such as a bathroom and water? Have you tried living in fear in a place where you cannot meet the basic needs of your children or provide them with treatment?

I am Tahrir from Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip. I am a mother of six children, 4 girls and 2 boys. Throughout my life, I have been building a life for me and my children so that we can live happily and together. I started teaching them, and when I saw them growing up, their future began to be bright in my view. The war in Gaza began on October 7. We became in extreme fear and I was trying to protect their lives from genocide, until Rafah was invaded and we fled under bombardment and destruction. We passed in front of the occupation tanks and we were meters away from death. The fear of losing them began to exhaust my mind during displacement. How can I protect my children from certain death as we look on? To him, we ran 3 kilometers in the middle of the night to search for safety until we found ourselves inside a house where we hid until the morning.

During the flight to escape and survive, my father was seriously injured by the heavy shelling around us, and he needs urgent medical care due to the presence of shrapnel in his chest. After we were displaced to Nuseirat and my family and I sat in a tent that was not enough for us, and despite the lack of security, food, clean water and the spread of diseases, we had to live this difficult life under bombardment, knowing that at any moment, my family and I could lose our lives. My life was scattered. I am extremely frustrated and afraid for my children due to this ongoing genocide that I witness every day.

I am addressing your humanity, and I ask for your help in donating so that I can save my family and escape from the current situation, and since each person needs an amount of 5,000 thousand dollars to get out, I need a large amount so that I can escape to egypt, so I hope to reach the amount as quickly as possible. So that I can treat my father, get my children back to playing as they were before, get them back to education and raise them in an environment far from genocide.