I am a mother from Gaza with four children. After my husband was injured, I became the sole female provider for my family. We urgently need food and medicine 😞
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My husband has been sick for days, and he is suffering from enlargement of his left kidney. I am responsible for my young children, including an infant baby girl 💔
We are a displaced family living in difficult conditions. I need $500 to cover the remaining costs of my sick husband's treatment, buy food for my children, and diapers and milk for my daughter Ilana. Please do not ignore my appeal, and help me through this link 🙏
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This is my city, Gaza. Is there anyone who has not seen it? Israel has turned it into a devastated land, and there is no life left in it. If you do not hurry to save us before winter, we will all die. Speak about us. 💔
This is my city, Gaza. Is there anyone who has not seen it? Israel has turned it into a devastated land, and there is no life left in it. If you do not hurry to save us before winter, we will all die. Speak about us. 💔
If you see this, please do not leave without doing something. If you cannot donate, please share this tweet 🙏
My husband has been sick for days, and he is suffering from enlargement of his left kidney. I am responsible for my young children, including an infant baby girl 💔
We are a displaced family living in difficult conditions. I need $500 to cover the remaining costs of my sick husband's treatment, buy food for my children, and diapers and milk for my daughter Ilana. Please do not ignore my appeal, and help me through this link 🙏
https://t.co/His4oLNr4j
@MarkSwanny@Fx1Jonny My brother @MarkSwanny , I need your help today for my sick husband and my young children more than ever, and I hope that you can help me, as it helps me a lot 🙏🙏🙏
My brother @MarkSwanny , I ask you to stand by me and help me as much as you can, in order to help me with the costs of my husband's treatment and buy food for my young children, and the diapers and milk that have run out for my infant daughter. I have been waiting for you for days, and my hope is in Allah and then in you to help me, and I hope you will help me today 🙏🙏
If you see this, please do not leave without doing something. If you cannot donate, please share this tweet 🙏
My husband has been sick for days, and he is suffering from enlargement of his left kidney. I am responsible for my young children, including an infant baby girl 💔
We are a displaced family living in difficult conditions. I need $500 to cover the remaining costs of my sick husband's treatment, buy food for my children, and diapers and milk for my daughter Ilana. Please do not ignore my appeal, and help me through this link 🙏
https://t.co/His4oLNr4j
My name is Iman Samir, a mother from Gaza, and I am 28 years old. I was forcibly displaced with my husband and my four children from northern Gaza three years ago. After my husband was injured, I became carrying on my shoulders more than I can bear. 💔
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If you see this, please do not leave without doing something. If you cannot donate, please share this tweet 🙏
My husband has been sick for days, and he is suffering from enlargement of his left kidney. I am responsible for my young children, including an infant baby girl 💔
We are a displaced family living in difficult conditions. I need $500 to cover the remaining costs of my sick husband's treatment, buy food for my children, and diapers and milk for my daughter Ilana. Please do not ignore my appeal, and help me through this link 🙏
https://t.co/His4oLNr4j
This is not a story from a movie; it is a true story of a Palestinian child from Gaza named “Malak.”
In October 2023, the Al-Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City was subjected to intense Israeli bombardment. While rescue teams were searching for survivors after the massacre, one paramedic found a baby girl, no more than two weeks old, trapped among the branches of a tree near her family's home, which had been destroyed by the bombing.
It is believed that the force of the explosion threw her far away from her home until she landed in the tree.
The paramedic carried her, rescued her, and then took her to Al-Shifa Hospital. The little girl arrived without a name, identification papers, or any information about her family. Her father and mother were not with her, and no one knew who she was or what had happened to her family.
She was registered at the hospital as an unidentified child and a survivor of the Al-Sabra neighborhood massacre.
But her story did not end with her survival from the bombing.
After Al-Shifa Hospital was besieged and some of its departments were evacuated, the children were transferred to another hospital. There, the baby caught the attention of the Palestinian nurse Amal Ismail, who began caring for her and looking after her.
Amal could not leave the little girl alone, so she decided to take her in and raise her, and took her to her home to give her the love and safety that she had been deprived of since her earliest days.
She named her “Malak Mohammed Al-Sabra,” after the neighborhood where she was found.
Today, Malak has become a three-year-old child. She lives with Amal, who has become her mother and takes care of her, but she still does not know her biological parents, her original name, her real date of birth, or whether any of her relatives are still alive.
What is even more heartbreaking is that the paramedic who found her and rescued her is believed to have been martyred later, making it more difficult to learn further details about the moments when she was found and what happened to her family.
Imagine a child growing up without knowing where she came from, who her parents are, or what her life was like before she found herself alone amid the aftermath of the bombing.
This is one of the thousands of painful human stories that the war in Gaza has left behind.
@Eligius4917 Hello, my brother Steven. I ask you to make my campaign one of the campaigns that you share and help. May Allah bless you, and I ask Allah to protect you, your family, and all your loved ones 🤲🤍
My name is Iman Samir, a mother from Gaza, and I am 28 years old. I was forcibly displaced with my husband and my four children from northern Gaza three years ago. After my husband was injured, I became carrying on my shoulders more than I can bear. 💔
We are now living in southern Gaza in difficult humanitarian conditions. This campaign is the only source of income for my family to provide food, medicine, clothing, firewood, and our basic needs and requirements.
I ask you to help me, to stand by my side, and to share my campaign. Every donation, no matter how small, gives my family a chance to continue and remain steadfast in the face of this devastating war. 🙏🙏
https://t.co/His4oLNr4j
This is not a story from a movie; it is a true story of a Palestinian child from Gaza named “Malak.”
In October 2023, the Al-Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City was subjected to intense Israeli bombardment. While rescue teams were searching for survivors after the massacre, one paramedic found a baby girl, no more than two weeks old, trapped among the branches of a tree near her family's home, which had been destroyed by the bombing.
It is believed that the force of the explosion threw her far away from her home until she landed in the tree.
The paramedic carried her, rescued her, and then took her to Al-Shifa Hospital. The little girl arrived without a name, identification papers, or any information about her family. Her father and mother were not with her, and no one knew who she was or what had happened to her family.
She was registered at the hospital as an unidentified child and a survivor of the Al-Sabra neighborhood massacre.
But her story did not end with her survival from the bombing.
After Al-Shifa Hospital was besieged and some of its departments were evacuated, the children were transferred to another hospital. There, the baby caught the attention of the Palestinian nurse Amal Ismail, who began caring for her and looking after her.
Amal could not leave the little girl alone, so she decided to take her in and raise her, and took her to her home to give her the love and safety that she had been deprived of since her earliest days.
She named her “Malak Mohammed Al-Sabra,” after the neighborhood where she was found.
Today, Malak has become a three-year-old child. She lives with Amal, who has become her mother and takes care of her, but she still does not know her biological parents, her original name, her real date of birth, or whether any of her relatives are still alive.
What is even more heartbreaking is that the paramedic who found her and rescued her is believed to have been martyred later, making it more difficult to learn further details about the moments when she was found and what happened to her family.
Imagine a child growing up without knowing where she came from, who her parents are, or what her life was like before she found herself alone amid the aftermath of the bombing.
This is one of the thousands of painful human stories that the war in Gaza has left behind.
My name is Iman Samir, a mother from Gaza, and I am 28 years old. I was forcibly displaced with my husband and my four children from northern Gaza three years ago. After my husband was injured, I became carrying on my shoulders more than I can bear. 💔
We are now living in southern Gaza in difficult humanitarian conditions. This campaign is the only source of income for my family to provide food, medicine, clothing, firewood, and our basic needs and requirements.
I ask you to help me, to stand by my side, and to share my campaign. Every donation, no matter how small, gives my family a chance to continue and remain steadfast in the face of this devastating war. 🙏🙏
https://t.co/His4oLNr4j
@MarkSwanny Brother @MarkSwanny , I need your help, please, as I have been waiting for you for days, and I hope with all my heart that you will be able to help me today for the sake of my family, my young children, and my sick husband 🥹🙏
🇵🇸 Une famille palestinienne a besoin de votre aide pour leur survivre.
Chaque partage compte, chaque don peut changer une vie. Rejoignez le mouvement de solidarité pour le peuple 🇵🇸
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It is very sad that my account has been restricted on Twitter for days, all my activities are restricted, and this account is the only lifeline for my family 🥹
Please do not ignore my tweet. Putting a dot, reposting, or quoting it helps my family in Gaza make their voice heard by others. 🙏