Evacuate my family to safety from the war in Gaza

Welcome to compassionate hearts. This is the family of Ibraheem and Najlaa Qandeel.

We are now parents of five girls and two boys;

Reham : She has 8 daughters.

Walaa : She has 3 daughters.

Ghadeer : She has 2 daughters and a son.

Nedaa : She has two daughters and two sons.

Mohammed : He has two sons.

Moataz : He has one daughter.

Ruba : My daughter, Ruba, is not married yet, but she used to work in graphic design. She was diligent at it and loved her work , But unfortunately her workplace was also completely destroyed.

We have lost our entire home during this ongoing genocide and my daughter also lost the walaa of her home and it was completely destroyed after she struggled to get a home but only lived in it for a short time.

We were displaced from our home in Gaza City to the Nuseirat camp in the central region. Then the danger intensified in this area and we moved to the Al-Zawaida area, and my married sons and daughters dispersed. Some of them went to tents in Khan Yunis and then to Rafah.

My eldest daughter, Reham, remained in northern Gaza with her husband and eight daughters, where we lost contact with her for a long time and still did not know anything about her.

There is no food or drink in the north.

Now we cannot live because of the difficulty of life, high prices, and lack of work.

My wife is very sick and tired , She suffers from cartilage in her back and legs, and did not receive appropriate treatment because it was not available in Gaza.

Her pain increased because she is currently sleeping on the floor because we live in a tent.

My eldest son: Mohammed has two children:

Ibraheem: 8 years

Omar: 6 years

His son Omar suffers from brain atrophy and difficulty speaking and moving.

His father was constantly treating him in speech, massage, and physical therapy centers in order to complete his recovery, deal with his parents, and deal with people.

His father used to allocate a special amount for him every month.

But the damned war came and stopped Omar from continuing his treatment.

And my second son: Moataz

He has one daughter:

Maryam, 4 years old

His wife is pregnant and was unable to feed properly and receive appropriate treatment due to the loss of food supplies, lack of treatment, and high prices.

We ask for your urgent help and necessary support to leave the Gaza Strip and escape this accursed war, massacres and genocide.

We want to travel to our beloved Egypt.

Our tragedy does not end here. We also lost our entire house, which consisted of two floors for me and my married children, which was bombed and turned into rubble along with all our possessions. We also lost our workplace, through which we met the needs of the home and family, but it was destroyed and all work tools and equipment were stolen.

They have been displaced several times, my two sons are married with children, and now we are all in a tent in Rafah, where getting our essentials like food and water has become a daily struggle.

We dream of better days for us and our children. We dream of getting them to safety and being able to rebuild our lives together outside Gaza.

The number of people who want to travel is 10 people.

Me, my wife, my married children, and their wives and children.

The funds raised will be used to evacuate from Gaza through coordination by paying a fee of $5000-$7000 per person and then with the remainder money, we will use that towards starting our new life away from Gaza until things settle down and we cna return.

Then we return to Gaza, rebuild our lives again, build our home again, and compensate for part of this great loss that befell us.

We ask for your help and support to evacuate from Gaza and reach safety with our daughters and sons. Your donations and contributions will help our family survive and save us from this danger.

Sarah Abu Sidou is the one who set up this fundraiser on behalf of our family, she is a trusted relative who will send us the money in due course.

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