I'm Marwan from Gaza, writing to you from amidst the rubble and destruction. My family and I lived through the horrors of war and the worst famine the world has
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You Can’t Stop the Bombs
But You Can Stop the Hunger
Marwan is a 25-year-old single man from Gaza and the youngest brother in his family. He is currently caring for 13 family members, including his parents, his injured brother’s three children, and his sisters, all living together in a rented tent where he pays $300 a month. Displaced multiple times since the war began, he shoulders the heavy responsibility of supporting everyone under incredibly difficult conditions. His parents face serious health challenges, including his mother’s need for cartilage surgery, while his brother remains injured and unable to provide for his children. Marwan’s campaign aims to cover essential needs such as his mother’s medical care, food and necessities for the three children, ongoing rent, and a more stable tent. Through constant loss and the harsh realities of war, he continues fighting for his loved ones’ safety and well-being, with every contribution bringing them closer to relief.
@bigrankiin@_y3maya I used to eat constantly, but my life has changed drastically, and the genocide has taken a toll on my body. I hope nothing bad happens to anyone.
@ListenUpLiberal I never imagined I'd have to leave a message in your comments like this, but fate has cornered us with no other way to communicate. I'm reaching out to you to sincerely ask for your help: please stand with us and share my last tweet.
Lady Aisha, pleasePlease pardon my intrusion in the comments section; desperate times left me with zero alternative ways to reach you. We were thrust into this unfair reality without any choice. I would deeply appreciate it if you could stand by us and share my recent post via a quote-tweet. My mother's health is deteriorating in severe pain, and we desperately need your backing."
Hi, I'm Marwan from Gaza. I sincerely apologize for leaving my comment here, but I have no other way to reach you. I did not choose this situation of my own free will; I was forced into it. Please, I beg you to do your utmost to help us and stand by us. My mother is in severe pain, and we are going through an extremely difficult situation with nowhere else to turn."
Hi Francis, I sincerely apologize for commenting here, as I have no other way to reach you. I'm Marwan from Gaza. Could you please do your utmost to help us by quote-tweeting my last post? My mother is in severe pain, and we are going through an extremely difficult situation with nowhere else to turn."
"Hi, I'm Marwan from Gaza. I sincerely apologize for commenting here, but I have no other way to reach out. Please, I beg you to do your utmost to help us and stand by us. My mother is in severe pain, and we are going through an extremely difficult situation with nowhere else to turn."