Urgent Relief for Eman Mustafa's Homeless Family
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Hello world, I want to tell you about my story and how exhausting it is to survive death
I am Iman Mustafa from Gaza
The war began rapidly, with fear, killing, destruction, siege, and hunger. I lost many of the people I love. I even lost my home and my husband lost his job, which took him years of effort to complete that simple company. The aluminum company was blown up by the occupation with the hatred of its missiles.
Can you imagine, even for a moment, that you would leave your warm home and your only refuge to live in a tent on the side of the road, after we left in shortness and fear to escape death?
Crises come successively, one after another. What really affected us was the long duration of the war, the cessation of our source of livelihood, and the extreme high prices, to the point that even our simplest food needs, such as bread, for example, we cannot obtain.
I struggled in various ways. My family and I faced many crises. We tried to be patient, but when it comes to hunger that saps our strength, all human strength stops because this is something that cannot be patient with, especially since children cannot bear it. I do not want to see my children die. I want to provide them with a decent life. Outside the country, I compensate them for everything they experienced, including deprivation, pain, suffering, heartbreak, terror, pain, and fear
Every day turns into a battle for survival. Can you imagine how my injured husband feels when he fails to provide for his children who are suffering from the ravages of war? Or how I feel when my children groan in pain and we have nothing to offer but warm hugs
Who suffer from the scourge of war? Or how I feel when my children groan in pain and we have nothing to offer but warm hugs
Our wronged souls need your help and kindness. Even if it is small, it means hope for my family.
Please don't let us die
Give what you can, even if it is the price of your cup of coffee in the morning. Food, water, shelter, warmth, and medicine are simple things. But for us it means life and hope again
Organizer
Sadia Muthana
Organizer
New York, NY