We are still suffering here in Gaza. We are still besieged, living every moment of our lives in constant fear, never knowing what might happen in the next few minutes or when we will feel safe again.
Our faces have changed, our pain has deepened, but our suffering hasn't ended…
How long will we continue to live like this? How long will fear remain a part of our daily lives? 💔
All we want is to live in safety, just like everyone else.
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Dr Asma El Derawi's Family
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A small donation can fill an empty stomach tonight
Dr Asma El Derawi, a 32 year old single medical laboratory technologist, lives in Gaza with her family of 11 after being displaced more than three times, now staying in a damaged home without windows and with a broken roof that leaves them exposed to rain and wind. With no access to work in her field, the family relies fully on donations while managing serious health conditions, including chronic high blood pressure affecting her mother and grandparents and her father’s severe neuritis, muscle atrophy, and malnutrition, with his weight down to 50 kilograms. The household continues to struggle with limited food, clean water, medication, and basic supplies, along with the strain of repeated displacement. Despite this, Asma completed her bachelor’s degree in laboratory medicine before the genocide and later earned a higher diploma in science with distinction during it, and she has now been accepted into a master’s program abroad. To make this possible, she is seeking support to cover 16,700 euros in tuition, including 6,000 euros required upfront before her visa application, along with around 60 euros in visa fees, 10,000 euros in annual living costs, and between 3,000 and 5,000 euros for travel and relocation, while also trying to meet her family’s ongoing needs such as about 400 dollars per month for her mother’s treatment, groceries, education expenses for her siblings, and the possibility of evacuation.
Good people, compassionate hearts, where is your humanity? ❤️🩹
We need food, physical therapy for my mother, and help paying the rent. 🙏
Even $5 can mean a meal or one step closer to my mother’s treatment. 💔
Please don’t leave us alone. 🤲🏻
Aunt Monia is pleading with the world. 💔🇵🇸
She hasn’t received a donation in a long time and desperately needs your help.
Please don’t forget her. Even a small donation or a share can make a difference. 🙏❤️
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This is not just a photo… it’s a child’s life waiting for a chance.
Sila needs medical treatment, and any donation, no matter how small, can make a difference in her life. 🙏🏻
Help us bring her one step closer to getting the treatment she needs. 🤍
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Some dream of kingship and glory...
Others dream of roof over their heads and a meal...
Iman [@iman_ga7a] 's family faces eviction in 7 days as owe $300 for a tiny room.
Despite appealing for help endlessly, she only received $5 in 4 weeks...
Despite his illness and pain, Mohammed has been deprived of something every child deserves: the right to learn.
He still dreams of going to school, registering, and having his own stationery like other children. 📚✏️
Please stand by him and support him like he is your own child.
Please help Moamen, who lives with his family of 8 in a damaged tent on rented land.
With both parents ill, he is the sole provider for his family, and relies on donations for basic all necessities, including food and medicine.
Donate or share! 🙏
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One of the most beautiful families from Gaza that I follow is Saja's family @AserSewar2
This is Saja's son Aser 🤍
Donate to them: https://t.co/KVNQPRqQEb
You have a responsibility to protect the most vulnerable in Gaza.
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Mohamad Al-Masri is 17 years old and lives in Gaza with his parents and four younger siblings. He is the eldest of the five children and has become the main breadwinner for the family of seven, who are currently living in a tent on the rooftop of an UNRWA school. They have been displaced 15 times, and their family home was completely destroyed and is now behind the yellow line. The family has no source of income other than donations. The youngest child is only 2 years old and still needs milk and diapers, which are not provided through the aid reaching them, so the family has to buy them themselves. Mohamad was 15 when the genocide began and continued his education online for the first two years. During the past year, his studies have been a mix of in-person and online learning, and he is now preparing to enter his final year of high school and Tawjihi. Education is very important to the family, but the costs are difficult to manage: his own education costs around $300 per month, while the four younger children's education costs around $780 per year. His mother also has diabetes and high blood pressure, and medication that was once available to her for free now costs around $50 per week. There is no soup kitchen near where they live; the closest one is about 2 km away, requiring them to walk there, and it is only available once a week, if at all, with food that is not enough for a family of seven. Despite these difficulties, Mohamad is trying to finish Tawjihi and continue toward university while helping his family cover their basic needs.
I was verified by Radio Wethermillon at the beginning of the genocide, and many people who helped me spoke to me. When I told them I was verified by Radio Wethermillon, they donated to me, and the money reached me in Gaza... (Shut up)
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Keep going and keep amplifying our suffering despite those dehumanized, useless people whose only talent is talking nonsense. The moment you actually ask them to support us& share, they look the other way or call you a scammer!😐
Karim, this little boy, dreams of going to kindergarten, but so far I haven't been able to raise a single dollar for the $300 kindergarten fee. Please help him achieve his dream and get into school.