Help my family to evacuate from genocide in gaza

My name is Dana Abdullah Al-Habeel, I am 16 years old, and I live in Gaza. My family consists of nine members, and we have survived five devastating wars in Gaza. But now, we are facing a genocide, and we hope to survive this time too.

Our home was completely destroyed in one of the recent airstrikes, which forced us to flee to the southern part of Gaza. There, we were arrested by the Israeli forces, and my younger brother and I were held in the Netzarim area. We were detained for a long time and subjected to interrogations, and those moments were terrifying as we witnessed death approaching us. After a few hours, we were released, but the fear and terror still haunt us until today.

Now, we live in a tent in the Al-Zawayda area in southern Gaza, where we have nothing but what we can see with our eyes. We are 40 people living in one tent, and we are unable to find shelter, food, or clean water to ensure our survival. In these harsh conditions, the Egyptian government imposes exorbitant fees for entry into its territory, amounting to $5000 per person, which is an enormous amount for us.

Our lives have turned into a nightmare. Once upon a time, we dreamed of a better future, but now, without a home, job, or hope, we live in constant disarray. Even the cold winter weather has become a source of anxiety for us, as we live in an exposed tent with no heating or protection from the freezing cold.

My family consists of my father, Abdullah, who is 52 years old, my mother, Walaa, who is 44 years old, my brother, Mohammad (24 years old), my sister, Jana (21 years old), me, Dana (16 years old), my sister, Rahaf (14 years old), my sister, Raghad (12 years old), my brother, Murad (9 years old), and my brother, Ammar (7 years old). My father, Abdullah, was once the source of income and happiness in our home, but after his injury in the war, he became unable to work, and now we are without any source of livelihood. My mother, Walaa, lost her hearing due to war injuries and is now completely disabled.

In these difficult times, we appeal for your help. Life has become unbearable for us, and we are in desperate need of your support. Your donations, no matter how small, can make a real difference in our lives, helping us obtain food, shelter, and clean water. We are also in urgent need of your assistance in providing warmth during this cold winter, as well as treating my father and mother, who suffer from injuries that affect their daily lives.

We beg you to help us escape from this harsh reality. We are living in constant fear, and we ask you to be part of the hope that can bring life back to our family and give us a chance to survive with dignity.