While the children of the world are living their first year 🍼 in safety, my little girl (Nour) was deprived of that 💔
When the war of extermination began, I was eight months pregnant 🤰 and my baby was born without a warm bed or a safe home, as she was moved to more than 15 places (tents, shelter schools, relatives' homes, hospitals, etc.) and the displacement is still ongoing until this moment.
I don't know when (Nour) will get her right to live in a safe home and play with her toys like the rest of the children of the world 😔??
What sin did (Nour) commit to live all this while she was only 10 months old 🥺!!
You can protect Nour by getting her out of Gaza by donating on the link
Hello, I am Amal Ghilan, 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 y… Danica Cordell needs your support for Help Evacuate My Chil
I was a successful person in my life; I have always been proud of myself, and my family was proud of me too. I had a life, dreams, and ambitions that I was striving for. My life was full of lectures, volunteering, teaching students, and adventures, but for more thahn 414 days, all of this stopped completely! Can you feel my broken heart? Can you imagine how I feel at this moment? Tell me what I can write for you to feel me and offer help to me and my family by donating and sharing?!
Hello, my name is Amal Ghilan, I am 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 years old, Salwa 6 years old, and the youngest is Nour 9 months old). We were living in a beautiful house full of happiness until this war of extermination came, our house was bombed on the third day of the war (and I was eight months pregnant at the time), our house and car were destroyed 😭
my father-in-law and my husband’s sister were killed, and we lost our only source of income, so we were displaced from one place to another more than once, and I suffered from severe malnutrition during my pregnancy due to the lack of bread until the time came for my delivery, so I did not have a warm crib or even clothes to protect my little girl from the cold of winter 😢, and we were in December, where the journey of childbirth is difficult without medical care, so I left the hospital with my little girl to that damned tent that was eating our bodies from the severity of the cold, as my children did not have warm clothes to relieve them from the bitter cold, and suddenly we saw death with our own eyes from the occupation tanks, so we were forced to move again to Rafah, despite the difficulty of displacement, it is very expensive in addition to the high price All the goods were crazy and we had no source of income which made my children suffer from severe malnutrition. 😔
Then in May we were forced to leave Rafah and go to a shelter school in Al-Maghazi where we lived with 6 families in one classroom. Suddenly the school was bombed and we escaped certain death, so we were forced to move to a tent in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis where the sun’s rays began to burn our skin and melt our bodies. My children were afflicted with skin diseases and amoebiasis due to the scarcity and scarcity of water and the difficulty of bringing and carrying it from long distances under the scorching sun. And here we are suffering daily inside this hateful tent that does not protect from the heat of the sun or the cold of winter. I hope that you will help me save my children by evacuating them outside of Gaza before it is too late.
Hello, I am Amal Ghilan, 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 y… Danica Cordell needs your support for Help Evacuate My Chil
Have you ever imagined going to bed hungry? Or have you ever imagined that you wouldn't be able to buy even the simplest food? I don't think anyone can imagine this, but this is no longer just a fantasy. My family and I have been living in this reality for more than 400 days here in the of Gaza.
I was a successful person in my life; I have always been proud of myself, and my family was proud of me too. I had a life, dreams, and ambitions that I was striving for. My life was full of lectures, volunteering, teaching students, and adventures, but for more thahn 414 days, all of this stopped completely! Can you feel my broken heart? Can you imagine how I feel at this moment? Tell me what I can write for you to feel me and offer help to me and my family by donating and sharing?!
Hello, my name is Amal Ghilan, I am 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 years old, Salwa 6 years old, and the youngest is Nour 9 months old). We were living in a beautiful house full of happiness until this war of extermination came, our house was bombed on the third day of the war (and I was eight months pregnant at the time), our house and car were destroyed 😭
my father-in-law and my husband’s sister were killed, and we lost our only source of income, so we were displaced from one place to another more than once, and I suffered from severe malnutrition during my pregnancy due to the lack of bread until the time came for my delivery, so I did not have a warm crib or even clothes to protect my little girl from the cold of winter 😢, and we were in December, where the journey of childbirth is difficult without medical care, so I left the hospital with my little girl to that damned tent that was eating our bodies from the severity of the cold, as my children did not have warm clothes to relieve them from the bitter cold, and suddenly we saw death with our own eyes from the occupation tanks, so we were forced to move again to Rafah, despite the difficulty of displacement, it is very expensive in addition to the high price All the goods were crazy and we had no source of income which made my children suffer from severe malnutrition. 😔
Then in May we were forced to leave Rafah and go to a shelter school in Al-Maghazi where we lived with 6 families in one classroom. Suddenly the school was bombed and we escaped certain death, so we were forced to move to a tent in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis where the sun’s rays began to burn our skin and melt our bodies. My children were afflicted with skin diseases and amoebiasis due to the scarcity and scarcity of water and the difficulty of bringing and carrying it from long distances under the scorching sun. And here we are suffering daily inside this hateful tent that does not protect from the heat of the sun or the cold of winter. I hope that you will help me save my children by evacuating them outside of Gaza before it is too late.
Hello, I am Amal Ghilan, 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 y… Danica Cordell needs your support for Help Evacuate My Chil
Have you ever imagined going to bed hungry? Or have you ever imagined that you wouldn't be able to buy even the simplest food? I don't think anyone can imagine this, but this is no longer just a fantasy. My family and I have been living in this reality for more than 400 days here in the of Gaza.
I was a successful person in my life; I have always been proud of myself, and my family was proud of me too. I had a life, dreams, and ambitions that I was striving for. My life was full of lectures, volunteering, teaching students, and adventures, but for more thahn 414 days, all of this stopped completely! Can you feel my broken heart? Can you imagine how I feel at this moment? Tell me what I can write for you to feel me and offer help to me and my family by donating and sharing?!
Hello, my name is Amal Ghilan, I am 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 years old, Salwa 6 years old, and the youngest is Nour 9 months old). We were living in a beautiful house full of happiness until this war of extermination came, our house was bombed on the third day of the war (and I was eight months pregnant at the time), our house and car were destroyed 😭
my father-in-law and my husband’s sister were killed, and we lost our only source of income, so we were displaced from one place to another more than once, and I suffered from severe malnutrition during my pregnancy due to the lack of bread until the time came for my delivery, so I did not have a warm crib or even clothes to protect my little girl from the cold of winter 😢, and we were in December, where the journey of childbirth is difficult without medical care, so I left the hospital with my little girl to that damned tent that was eating our bodies from the severity of the cold, as my children did not have warm clothes to relieve them from the bitter cold, and suddenly we saw death with our own eyes from the occupation tanks, so we were forced to move again to Rafah, despite the difficulty of displacement, it is very expensive in addition to the high price All the goods were crazy and we had no source of income which made my children suffer from severe malnutrition. 😔
Then in May we were forced to leave Rafah and go to a shelter school in Al-Maghazi where we lived with 6 families in one classroom. Suddenly the school was bombed and we escaped certain death, so we were forced to move to a tent in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis where the sun’s rays began to burn our skin and melt our bodies. My children were afflicted with skin diseases and amoebiasis due to the scarcity and scarcity of water and the difficulty of bringing and carrying it from long distances under the scorching sun. And here we are suffering daily inside this hateful tent that does not protect from the heat of the sun or the cold of winter. I hope that you will help me save my children by evacuating them outside of Gaza before it is too late.
Hello, I am Amal Ghilan, 25 years old, a mother of three children (Abdullah 8 y… Danica Cordell needs your support for Help Evacuate My Chil
Everyday Abdullah carries buckets of water from long distances with his father so that they can provide us with the necessary water😢 Abdullah,8 years,still wants to play with toys,not climb buckets Donate to Abdullah so that he can rest like the rest of the children in the world💔🙏
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.
A month before this genocide happened to us, I was planning to build a playroom for my unborn baby girl. But after what happened💔, our biggest ambition became buying her diapers. The diaper bag in the attached photo was $10 before the war. Today I bought it for $100.