I am Karam Al-Louh. I am from the Gaza Strip. I have two children who need help in these difficult circumstances. I do not have a job to support my children.
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Karam Anwar Al-Louh, a 27-year-old Palestinian from Gaza, now lives with his wife and their two young children, 3-year-old son Anwar and infant daughter Amira, in a cramped tent that serves as their only shelter. Their family home was destroyed by Israeli bombardment on October 8, 2024, forcing them to flee with nothing beyond the clothes they were wearing, and they have since been displaced five times. They have no access to electricity or clean water, rely on soup kitchens for inconsistent meals, and cook over firewood whenever it is available. Karam has no regular employment but occasionally earns small amounts by carrying water for others, while his wife, still recovering from Amira's birth, lacks medical care, and the infant requires milk and basic supplies. Through a fundraising effort, the family is seeking support for essential needs including better shelter, food, clean water, and medicine to help them regain some stability and care for their children.
Unfortunately, no one cares about us anymore. I say it frankly, we are hungry and we need food.
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The war is over... so what now? Where do we begin? From the darkness or from the rubble? Is there anyone to show us the way? Because we're standing still, we don't know how to move forward. It's not that we're tired, it's that we're lost.๐๐
๐ฒ What you see as simple is, for us, salvation. ๐ Every donation is a new hope that illuminates the darkness of our tent. ๐ฟ Please, be the reason we get what we need.
**We flee from one place to another, lost and uncertain. The north is Godโs blazing fire, and the south is a lost hope, despite its desperate step. ๐๐๐๐๐ฅฒ๐ต๐ธ**
Speaker #4 Karam Anwar Al-Louh
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Karam Anwar Al-Louh, a 27-year-old Palestinian from Gaza, lives in a cramped tent with his wife and two young children, Anwar (3 years old) and Amira (5 months old). Their home was obliterated by the Israeli Occupation Forces at the warโs outset, forcing them to flee with nothing. Displaced five times, they now endure life without electricity, clean water, or stable food sources. Karam, with no steady income, occasionally earns money carrying water for others and relies on soup kitchens to feed his family. His wife, still recovering from childbirth, lacks medical care, and their infant daughter needs milk and essentials. The family of four faces relentless hardship, cooking with scarce firewood and clinging to hope for basic necessitiesโshelter, food, water, and medicineโthrough a campaign to rebuild their lives. The tent, their only refuge, comes without rent, but offers no protection from the elements or the uncertainty of their future.
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