I am salah from Gaza. I have two children, Youssef, 12 years old, and Nour, 7 years old. Because of the fierce war, we lost everything we owned, I’m lost everything made... and my children lost every beautiful thing in his life. We were displaced to the south of the Gaza Strip several times. We endured a lot of meager and contaminated food and drink, and we were exposed to close-up death in all its forms... and we survived it miraculously. I feel pain as I write to you...as I had to start this castle to save myself and my family from this humanitarian disaster... Save my family... I will post some pictures of my children and my home for you.
i got my bloodwork results back. i apparently have severe iron deficiency and some slight deviations, but all white blood cells results are practically perfect – so i assume there’s no real need to worry.
my mother started to panick. she acts as if i was dying. not only that, but she got mad when i refused to show her my results and told me that if i don’t cure anaemia, she will prevent me from studying and living away from home since this will mean that i am not mature enough to take care of myself. i’ve been suffering from depression for years now, mostly because of my upbringing, and it... does impact my relationship with food.
the university is the biggest escape i have from my not–so–perfect home. it’s the first place in years in which i felt happy – partially because i am finally free and surrounded by people who love me just the way i am. if my mother takes it away from me, i fear what i will become.
i hope i have nothing but anaemia. God, let it be just anaemia.
Saftey and security should not be hidden behind a pay wall, but that is a reality in Gaza.
"I don't know if these words describe the horrors of what colonialism is doing to us: hunger, fear, displacement, and killing. Do you know that we feel death every second? Do you know that time is passing? We are still living the nightmare every day. I wonder, will we die? No one will know about us? I am truly tired. My soul has become destroyed and worn out. In order for me to describe the horrors of what is happening, I would have to write a story that would take 18 months to recount the horrific memories that are happening to us. Please contribute to spreading my story. My family and I can survive. My family and I can travel. My sick brother, who has become disabled, can be brought back, and my father can be treated. Please hold my hand and fight for me. If I get out, I can take my high school exams after they were refused in the Gaza Strip, depriving me of an education for two years. Please provide me with a way. I deserve this opportunity. My campaign has been documented
I deserve this opportunity. I hope you will donate. My life is in your hands."
-@jihedalhamaide , who has asked me to share his story.
In Gaza, people are subject to degrading and dehumanising conditions every single second. They are forced to witness and experience things their minds cannot even comprehend, let alone cope with. No Palestinian will come out of this genocide the same. If the litteral genocide isn't enough for you to take action, I fear to imagine what will. They don't know if they'll be alive tomorrow, THEY DONT KNOW IF THEYLL BE ALIVE TOMORROW. Helping I so easy, it only takes a few minutes to just donate to share, do their lives not matter to you? If you are able to donate and do not, I honestly don't know what to say to you.
Its simple, he dosent ask for much - only put a few into his fundraiser. What's you may spend at a coffee shop is crucial to him. Don't leave him in the dark, instead be a light, a beam of hope.
Hello I am Mahmoud in I live in Belguim and rising this fundraising campaign for my f… Ahmed Mousa needs your support for Help Jihad and his
ONLY 13% OF GOAL RAISED.
Read about his story and family in his words HERE. Please, don't let his message go unheard. Don't be complicit in his death. Don't stay silent - help him. Be human.
Thank you from my heart. You don't know how much I help you with me. It's incredibly big for me. I'm happy. I hope you stay by my side. The world sees my message to get rid of this nightmare. I hope from a world fighting for me because my brothers' faces are frowning. Life has narrowed for us. Please save my family from the disease. Save my family from destruction.🙏🇵🇸
You ever hear that old chestnut about how most people neglect the part of the story of Icarus where he also had to avoid flying too low, lest the spray of the sea soak his feathers and cause him to fall and drown?
You ever think about how different the world would be if Icarus died that way instead? If the idiom was to Fly To Close To The Sea? A warning against playing it far too safe, about not stretching your wings and soaring properly?
You ever think about how Icarus died because he was happy?
✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is (#286)
🚨 Emergency: Rescue Tareq’s Family from Gaza
My Children's Last Hope: From Designer to Begging for Their Lives
I'm Tareq. More than a year and a half ago, I created beautiful designs. Today I design survival plans for my 3 children - my wife Samar, and our children: Sham (7), Masa (4), and baby Wateen (1.5), who was born under bombardment. We had a home, dreams, and routines. Sham loved kindergarten and should be in 2nd grade now. Masa should be starting her education. Instead, they're surviving day-to-day in unimaginable conditions.
My Children's Last Hope: From Designer to Begging for Their Lives
The War Stole Everything
❌ Our home was completely destroyed in Nov 2023
❌ 11 forced displacements between bombed-out buildings and makeshift tents
❌ Living in a rotting tent that can’t block summer heat or winter cold
❌ No electricity since the war began (Oct 2023)
❌ Constant hunger: Our children suffer from malnutrition
❌ Bathing in contaminated water causing painful skin diseases on all children
❌ Masa (4) cries holding her empty stomach - her malnutrition makes even water painful to digest
❌ Baby Wateen has never known life without bombs
❌ Most essential necessities are unavailable - bread flour, clean water, milk, cheese, fruits and vegetables, baby diapers, and more
The Cost of Survival:
1️⃣ Cover the basic necessities needed to survive, €1200 per month.
2️⃣ We've secured a rare chance to evacuate, but need your help to cover:
✔️ Passports (€120/person) - €600 total
✔️ Egypt coordination fees (€7,000/person) - €35,000 total
✔️ Flights to Turkey (€1000/person) - €5,000 total
✔️ Initial resettlement (€1,200/person) - €6,000 total
✔️ Platform fees (3.3%) - €2,500
✔️ Cash withdrawal commission in Gaza (25%) - €18.750
✔️ Any remaining funds for temporary housing/food
🟩 €75,000 Total Needed
🟨 €50 = A chance for a child to feel human again, with warmth, safety, and hope instead of fear, hunger and rubble.
Why Your Help Matters Right Now
This isn't just about escaping war - it's about:
💔 Giving Sham and Masa their stolen education back
💔 Getting medical care for Wateen, who's only known war
💔 Treating Masa's worsening health conditions
💔 Ending our children's daily terror of airstrikes
Every night could be their last - the bombs don't check calendars
With each passing day, the risks grow worse. Your donation today can literally save five lives. If you can't give, please share this with your friends who might help.
How You Can Help:
1️⃣ Donate any amount - even €10 helps
2️⃣ Share this campaign on all social media
3️⃣ Pray for our safety if you can't give
We Promise:
✔️ Full transparency with every euro
✔️ Regular updates on our journey
✔️ Eternal gratitude for your support and humanity
✅ Note About Verification:
Verified by @gazavetters (#286)
Verified by Butterflyeffect Project (#1365)
We are real people – not just a story:
✔️ Identity documents verified
✔️ Damage to our home documented
✔️ Medical reports available
My Children's Last Hope: From Designer to Begging for Their Lives
🟢 We have all identity documents and war-damage proof available privately to serious donors (contact via Instagram @helptareqsfamily).
my relationship with religion might be far from non-difficult, but i still think about that one passage from Book of Proverbs which i happened to encounter some years ago (Proverbs 13:12)
Hope deffered makes the heart sick, but when the desire is fulfilled, it is a tree of life.
of course, there are many interpretations of that, but i like to think that we should consider it this way: it’s human to suffer. you are allowed to suffer when your longing won’t end. and you will grow, the tree of life will grow, once you will have fulfilled your desire.
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