Support for the Elsabbagh family to leave Gaza

Hi, my name is Adel, and I live in Ottawa, Canada. I'm reaching out on behalf of the Elsabbagh family, a Palestinian family of 60, including young children, who are facing dire circumstances in Gaza. Their home has been destroyed, leaving them with nowhere to go and no access to food. They are trapped in treacherous conditions, enduring constant threats to their lives with each passing day.

This morning, the Elsabbagh family woke up in fear as they heard the news of heavy bombing threats in Rafah, where they sought refuge after fleeing Khan Younes for safety. They crammed into a one-bedroom apartment in Rafah, hoping to escape the violence, but now find themselves once again in imminent danger.

The Elsabbagh family has shown incredible resilience in the face of unimaginable hardship. They have witnessed the destruction of their home and community, experienced the terror of bombings, and are struggling to survive without basic necessities like clean water, electricity, and food. Their situation is desperate, and they urgently need assistance to escape the dangers of Gaza.

Having previously resided in Khan Younes, the Elsabbagh family made the difficult decision to move south to Rafah in search of safety. However, their current living situation in a cramped one-bedroom apartment is far from secure, especially with the looming threat of heavy bombing in Rafah.

We are raising funds to help relocate the Elsabbagh family to a safer place outside of Gaza, away from the constant threat of violence. The cost to facilitate their escape is approximately $ 5,000 per person, and every dollar donated will make a difference in saving their lives.

Your support is not just financial aid; it is an act of solidarity, compassion, and humanity. By donating to this cause, you are helping to preserve the lives of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of conflict. Please consider contributing and sharing their story to raise awareness of their plight.

Together, we can make a difference and provide hope for the Elsabbagh family during this dark time. Thank you for your generosity and compassion.

With gratitude,

The Elsabbagh Family