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gofund.me/580e7957 Help My Family Survive and Evacuate from Gaza vetted by @nabulsi

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🐇{STORY} My Livelihood Journey… From Hope to Ashes

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The Beginning of the Journey I started with just one rabbit, feeding it from my small university allowance. It was a simple start. Day by day, I cared for it like it was my life’s project… Hoping it would grow into a real source of income one day.

The Fruit of Hard Work With time the rabbits started multiplying. I watched the babies grow day by day. Through hard work, I reached 25 mothers and 5 males — and each week I had rabbits ready for the market. The scale became a symbol of my effort every rabbit weighed with care

The Road to the Market I packed the crates, placed the ready rabbits in the car, and headed to the market. It wasn’t just a dirt road — it was a path from dream to livelihood. Silently, I would whisper: “O Allah, bless them for me.”

The Harvest of a Week’s Work At the market, the sellers knew me well. They would approach me, eager to buy the rabbits. I always dealt with them honestly — not just as a business, but with trust and respect.

The Earnings in My Hands I held the money in my hands, knowing the week’s effort hadn’t gone to waste. It wasn’t just money — it was the story of sleepless nights, cleaning cages, caring for mothers during birth, and giving vaccines.

Household Needs I walked through the market, buying fruits and vegetables — happy to do so. I planned: this is for dinner, this for the kids, and this we’ll save. I wasn’t rich, but I could stand on my feet with dignity.

The Disaster Then came the dark day. A loud explosion — I watched in fear from a distance. My small farm, built brick by brick, was gone. Cages scattered… smoke filled the sky. I stood still, hand on my head — too shocked to scream, cry, or run.

War and the Unknown Now, I sit inside a tent... No sound but my breath, no work, no income — just memories of the project replaying in my mind. Everything has changed. Prices are rising insanely — even the flour I once bought easily is now just a dream.

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[khalilgaza67]

What Does the Word "Injury" Mean When You Hear It in the News?📺

When you read or hear the word "injury" in the news, do you truly understand what it means? It might seem like a simple word, just a number in the statistics of war. But for a little girl like the one you see in the picture, it means something entirely different.

It means she lost her legs, and with them, her childhood. It means she will never be able to run with her friends or play freely like every other child her age. It means she will face pain for the rest of her life—not just physical pain, but deep emotional scars as well.

The war on Gaza🇵🇸 has left 109,000 people injured, and one-third of them are children. These numbers aren’t just statistics; they are stories of children whose lives have been shattered, of families torn apart, and of futures lost.

That "injury" isn't just a wound that will heal, but a permanent struggle, filled with days and nights of challenges, and a loss of the most basic rights of every child.

This is the true face of war. The faces of innocent children who have lost everything. And with each passing day, the number of injured grows, and so does the suffering.

Help us raise awareness about this tragedy. You are the hope for supporting the children and families who have lost so much.

[khalilgaza67]

On February 29, 2024, a horrific massacre known as the Flour Massacre took place at Al-Nabulsi Roundabout in western Gaza City. Al-Nabulsi Roundabout is a coastal road where Palestinians wait daily for flour and aid after food supplies were cut off due to the Israeli army’s siege. Citizens gather in the hopes that aid will arrive, but often return to their homes and tents empty-handed.

On the night of the massacre, aid trucks loaded with flour arrived late, and the waiting Palestinians rushed toward them. A military tank was leading the trucks, but the severe hunger prevented people from waiting for the tank to leave or retreat.

Israeli forces opened fire on the crowds from military vehicles and drones, and the heavy gunfire continued for nearly an hour and a half, resulting in the deaths of 104 civilians, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health, and the injury of at least 760 others. The scene was devastating, with victims falling on top of the trucks or while carrying flour sacks and parcels they risked their lives to obtain to feed their families, who were suffering from unprecedented starvation.

After the massacre and the large number of casualties, the aid trucks turned into vehicles transporting bodies and the injured, reflecting the harsh humanitarian disaster caused by the attack.

Later, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir commented on the massacre, describing the soldiers' actions as "excellent," reflecting the cruelty and disregard for the suffering of civilians in Gaza.

[khalilgaza67]

Do you feel blessed to have water and have easy access to it?

"The water crisis in northern Gaza worsens day by day with the ongoing Israeli aggression since October 7th, which has destroyed infrastructure, including water and sewage networks and desalination plants. This is compounded by the tightening siege and the prevention of fuel and essential supplies from entering the area.

Hundreds of thousands of citizens in the north struggle to secure clean drinking water. They are forced to travel long distances just to get a few liters, and they ration their water use, fearing it will run out entirely.

Imagine, the available water in Gaza now is only 10-20% of what was accessible before the aggression, and even that depends on fuel availability. 40% of the water infrastructure has been destroyed, and the main pumps have stopped working due to bombing or fuel shortages.

This severe crisis adds to all the other hardships we face daily. We need urgent support to secure life's most basic necessity—water. Every share, every prayer, and every donation can make a huge difference. Please, help us spread this message and stand with us."

[khalilgaza67]

How Gazans Charge Their Phones During War and Constant Power Outages📴

Amid the ongoing war in Gaza, residents face constant power outages, making daily life increasingly difficult. Mobile phones, which are a vital means of communication with the outside world and a source of news, have become dependent on alternative charging methods. In these harsh conditions, Gazans have shown remarkable ingenuity in finding creative ways to charge their phones despite the persistent lack of electricity.

Reliance on Solar Panels

One of the main solutions Gaza residents have turned to is solar energy. With constant power cuts and the scarcity of fuel needed to run generators, solar panels have become a crucial option for many families. While the initial cost of installing solar panels is high, they provide a long-term solution for generating electricity to charge phones and power essential devices.

Portable Batteries and Electric Generators

In addition to solar panels, many Gazans rely on portable batteries (Power Banks) that are charged when possible, either through solar energy or using small generators powered by gasoline or diesel. However, due to the blockade, fuel is difficult to obtain, making it hard and expensive to operate these generators.

Solar-Powered Phone Charging Stalls

As the electricity crisis deepens, solar-powered phone charging stalls have sprung up across various areas of Gaza. These stalls, run by local initiatives, offer residents the chance to charge their phones for a small fee. The stalls use solar panels installed to harness energy and provide charging services to the local community, helping ease the burden for many who cannot afford to install their own solar panels.

Reusing Discarded Solar Panels

During the war and heavy Israeli bombardment, some Gazans found an opportunity in the **remains of solar panels scattered** by the destruction. These individuals collected the remnants of these panels and repurposed them to create simple charging stations on the streets. These stations offer residents a way to charge their phones at a low cost, providing families who lost access to power a new means of staying connected to the outside world.

Charged Phones: A Lifeline During War

In times of war and constant power outages, a charged phone becomes a lifeline for residents. It is not only a way to communicate with loved ones and check on their safety after bombings, but also a means of locating places where food and water are available, both of which are scarce resources under siege. Additionally, mobile phones are used as a tool to light tents and shelters after nightfall, making phone charging essential for daily survival.

Despite the efforts to solve the phone charging problem, major challenges remain. The high cost of solar panels and the difficulty in obtaining fuel to run generators put significant pressure on Gazan families. However, Gazans continue to adapt and persevere, using whatever tools and resources they can find to overcome the daily obstacles.

In the end, the creativity displayed by Gazans in finding alternative ways to charge their phones reflects their resilience in the face of extreme adversity. Thanks to community innovation and individual efforts, a charged phone remains a window of hope and a lifeline for residents of Gaza amid constant power outages and the difficult circumstances they endure.

[khalilgaza67]

Compassionate Hearts 💚 Around the World,

My name is Khalil Abubaker, and I am reaching out to you from Ga-za, a place that has been deeply affected by the ongoing war. The past eight months have been incredibly challenging for my family and me. My father, who has always been our main supporter, has been unable to work due to the conflict. Like many others, he lost his job and exhausted all his savings trying to keep us afloat.

Our Family’s Situation:

Our family consists of my mother, my father, my four sisters, my brother, and myself. Despite the dire circumstances, we have always stayed strong and supported one another. We were also running a small side business—a rabbit farm—that helped us make ends meet. Tragically, our farm was totally destroyed by an air strike, wiping out our additional source of income.

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Personal Contribution and Current Struggle:

I was working remotely with a company outside of Ga-za, contributing significantly to our family's needs. Unfortunately, due to the current situation, I lost my employment and spent all my savings trying to help us survive. Now, after eight long and difficult months, we find ourselves at a breaking point. We have exhausted all our resources, and the situation here in Ga-za continues to deteriorate. The hope we once clung to is slipping away, and we desperately need your help to survive and evacuate to a safer place.

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Call for Help:

Our campaign goal is to raise €30,000. Initially, we will use €20,000 to cross the border into Egypt for myself, my father, my mother, and my youngest unmarried sister—half of our family members. The remaining €10,000 will be used to settle in Egypt and cover the costs of necessary items, rent, transportation, and other expenses as we start a new life.

How You Can Help:

I've never spoken up like this before; in fact, I feel shy even asking my close friends outside the country to help because I know it's beyond their ability. I truly believe in the kindness of strangers and in the power of the global community to help us get out of this dire situation. Every contribution, no matter how small, will bring us closer to securing a future away from the devastation. We understand that not everyone may be able to contribute financially, but sharing our story with your network can also make a significant difference.

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The Heartbreak:

Leaving Ga-za means leaving behind the home my father spent his entire life building, and the memories we cherish so deeply. It means separating our family in the hope that we will one day reunite. The decision to leave is incredibly difficult, but our safety and survival are paramount.

Gratitude:

From the depths of our hearts, we thank you for your kindness, support, and prayers. Together, we can give my family the hope and strength to overcome this harrowing time and start anew.

https://gofund.me/edc0cd18

With gratitude and hope,

Khalil Abubaker

[khalilgaza67]

On February 29, 2024, a horrific massacre known as the Flour Massacre took place at Al-Nabulsi Roundabout in western Gaza City. Al-Nabulsi Roundabout is a coastal road where Palestinians wait daily for flour and aid after food supplies were cut off due to the Israeli army’s siege. Citizens gather in the hopes that aid will arrive, but often return to their homes and tents empty-handed.

On the night of the massacre, aid trucks loaded with flour arrived late, and the waiting Palestinians rushed toward them. A military tank was leading the trucks, but the severe hunger prevented people from waiting for the tank to leave or retreat.

Israeli forces opened fire on the crowds from military vehicles and drones, and the heavy gunfire continued for nearly an hour and a half, resulting in the deaths of 104 civilians, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health, and the injury of at least 760 others. The scene was devastating, with victims falling on top of the trucks or while carrying flour sacks and parcels they risked their lives to obtain to feed their families, who were suffering from unprecedented starvation.

After the massacre and the large number of casualties, the aid trucks turned into vehicles transporting bodies and the injured, reflecting the harsh humanitarian disaster caused by the attack.

Later, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir commented on the massacre, describing the soldiers' actions as "excellent," reflecting the cruelty and disregard for the suffering of civilians in Gaza.

[khalilgaza67]

What Does the Word "Injury" Mean When You Hear It in the News?📺

When you read or hear the word "injury" in the news, do you truly understand what it means? It might seem like a simple word, just a number in the statistics of war. But for a little girl like the one you see in the picture, it means something entirely different.

It means she lost her legs, and with them, her childhood. It means she will never be able to run with her friends or play freely like every other child her age. It means she will face pain for the rest of her life—not just physical pain, but deep emotional scars as well.

The war on Gaza🇵🇸 has left 109,000 people injured, and one-third of them are children. These numbers aren’t just statistics; they are stories of children whose lives have been shattered, of families torn apart, and of futures lost.

That "injury" isn't just a wound that will heal, but a permanent struggle, filled with days and nights of challenges, and a loss of the most basic rights of every child.

This is the true face of war. The faces of innocent children who have lost everything. And with each passing day, the number of injured grows, and so does the suffering.

Help us raise awareness about this tragedy. You are the hope for supporting the children and families who have lost so much.

[khalilgaza67]

What Does the Word "Injury" Mean When You Hear It in the News?📺

When you read or hear the word "injury" in the news, do you truly understand what it means? It might seem like a simple word, just a number in the statistics of war. But for a little girl like the one you see in the picture, it means something entirely different.

It means she lost her legs, and with them, her childhood. It means she will never be able to run with her friends or play freely like every other child her age. It means she will face pain for the rest of her life—not just physical pain, but deep emotional scars as well.

The war on Gaza🇵🇸 has left 109,000 people injured, and one-third of them are children. These numbers aren’t just statistics; they are stories of children whose lives have been shattered, of families torn apart, and of futures lost.

That "injury" isn't just a wound that will heal, but a permanent struggle, filled with days and nights of challenges, and a loss of the most basic rights of every child.

This is the true face of war. The faces of innocent children who have lost everything. And with each passing day, the number of injured grows, and so does the suffering.

Help us raise awareness about this tragedy. You are the hope for supporting the children and families who have lost so much.

[gazakha]

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[khalil95]

Compassionate Hearts Around the World,

My name is Khalil Abubaker, and I am reaching out to you from Gaza, a place that has been deeply affected by the ongoing war. The past eight months have been incredibly challenging for my family and me. My father, who has always been our main supporter, has been unable to work due to the conflict. Like many others, he lost his job and exhausted all his savings trying to keep us afloat.

Our Family’s Situation:

Our family consists of my mother, my father, my four sisters, my brother, and myself. Despite the dire circumstances, we have always stayed strong and supported one another. We were also running a small side business—a rabbit farm—that helped us make ends meet. Tragically, our farm was totally destroyed by an air strike, wiping out our additional source of income.

Personal Contribution and Current Struggle:

I was working remotely with a company outside of Gaza, contributing significantly to our family's needs. Unfortunately, due to the current situation, I lost my employment and spent all my savings trying to help us survive. Now, after eight long and difficult months, we find ourselves at a breaking point. We have exhausted all our resources, and the situation here in Gaza continues to deteriorate. The hope we once clung to is slipping away, and we desperately need your help to survive and evacuate to a safer place.

Call for Help:

Our campaign goal is to raise €30,000. Initially, we will use €20,000 to cross the border into Egypt for myself, my father, my mother, and my youngest unmarried sister—half of our family members. The remaining €10,000 will be used to settle in Egypt and cover the costs of necessary items, rent, transportation, and other expenses as we start a new life.

How You Can Help:

I've never spoken up like this before; in fact, I feel shy even asking my close friends outside the country to help because I know it's beyond their ability. I truly believe in the kindness of strangers and in the power of the global community to help us get out of this dire situation. Every contribution, no matter how small, will bring us closer to securing a future away from the devastation. We understand that not everyone may be able to contribute financially, but sharing our story with your network can also make a significant difference.

The Heartbreak:

Leaving Gaza means leaving behind the home my father spent his entire life building, and the memories we cherish so deeply. It means separating our family in the hope that we will one day reunite. The decision to leave is incredibly difficult, but our safety and survival are paramount.

Gratitude:

From the depths of our hearts, we thank you for your kindness, support, and prayers. Together, we can give my family the hope and strength to overcome this harrowing time and start anew.

Donate to Help My Family Survive and Evacuate from Gaza, organized by Khalil Abubaker

Compassionate Hearts Around the World, My name is Khalil Abubaker, a… Khalil Abubaker needs your support for Help My Family Survive and

With gratitude and hope,

Khalil Abubaker

[nabulsi]

I've had a chat with Khalil and this is a legitimate fundraiser. Please don't hesitate to donate and share!

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[gazakha]

11 months of suffering, and we are still fighting to survive⏳️⏳️.

I never imagined that I would ask for help, but the war has taken everything from me. No work, no income, and my health is deteriorating. All I wish for now is to provide a decent life for my family.

Can you help me?

Thanks to 104 kind hearts, we have raised €2,260 so far. But we need more support to reach our next goal: 200 donors.

What will your donation cover?

- Food and water

- Charging our phones

- Batteries to light our home

- Essential medications

How can you help?

- Donate: Any amount, no matter how small, will help change our lives.

- Share: Spread the word by sharing this post with your friends and family.

- Engage: Leave an encouraging comment.

Every donation is a step towards hope.

Despite all the hardships, we continue to dream of a better future.

Thank you to everyone who has supported our campaign so far. Your support means the world to us🌐🌐.

[gazakha]

I can't forget her innocent looks and sweet voice. She is gone, but her love will remain in my heart forever.😭

In December 2023, I was forced to flee my home in Gaza due to the relentless bombing that left me with no choice but to escape in search of safety. In a moment of fear and panic, I left my home with only the clothes on my back. I had no time or means to take any of my belongings, not even the most precious ones... my cat and her four kittens.

I left them behind in the home that was once a warm haven for them and for all of us. They were a part of my family, little souls I cared for and loved. Every night after we fled, my thoughts were with them. I kept wondering if they were okay, if they found shelter to keep them safe, if they managed to survive.

Days passed, and the ache in my heart grew, until finally, a month later, I was able to return home. I returned with hope, but what I found was emptiness. There was no trace of them, neither the mother cat nor her kittens. It felt as though a part of me had vanished, lost along with those innocent lives.

My home was once a place filled with life and warmth, but now it reflects nothing but loss and absence. Fleeing was not just about leaving the place I grew up in; it was about leaving behind a piece of my heart and soul. The pain I feel is beyond words, but it speaks to a loss that cannot be replaced.

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[gazakha]

[gazakha]

The moment the Israeli air force bombed a residential building in Gaza. More than 65% of buildings were destroyed in the Gaza Strip.

[gazakha]

Gaza witnessed one of the most horrific massacres today, as Israeli airstrikes targeted Al-Tabi'in School, which was sheltering dozens of displaced people from conflict areas. The bombing resulted in the death of 96 people, most of whom were children and women, and injured dozens more with varying degrees of severity.

[gazakha]

Fadi al-Zant lost half his body weight after the war in Gaza began.

Just 4½ months ago, isolated in a barely functioning hospital in northern Gaza, 6-year-old Fadi al-Zant was at death’s door.

The medication he needed to treat his cystic fibrosis was nowhere to be found. He was also starving. As videos of Fadi spread around the world, he briefly became the face of Gaza’s hunger crisis. Then attention moved on.

[gazakha]

Donate to Help My Family Survive and Evacuate from Gaza, organized by Khalil Abubaker

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