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anyway… time to pray for our brothers and sisters in Iran, Yemen and Palestine
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STOP SCROLLING FOR A MOMENT. TONIGHT, I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO LOSE MY WIFE. Tonight, I watched my wife's condition get worse, and my heart nearly stopped. I have never felt so helpless, because I knew she desperately needed treatment and I had no way to provide it. The doctor examined her and prescribed urgent injections and medication that she must start taking as soon as possible. The cost is around €800, and every day of delay makes our fear bigger. I am begging you as a husband who has nothing left except hope in kind strangers. Please help me get my wife the treatment she needs. Your donation today could make the difference between more suffering and a chance for her to recover. Please donate now GoFundMe.
WHILE THE WORLD SPEAKS ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS, THIS IS THE REALITY.
For more than two and a half years, you have stood by me through some of the hardest moments of my life. Your support, your words, and your kindness helped us keep going when we were close to breaking. Because of you, we were able to hold on, and I will never forget that.
But the truth is, our story is not over yet.
We have lost everything, our home, our source of income, and the stability we once had. It feels like we are not just starting from zero, but trying to rise from below it.
Now things are even harder with my father’s illness. He needs ongoing care and treatment, while we are facing a complete lack of income. Even covering our basic daily needs has become a real struggle.
We are doing everything we can to stay strong, but we cannot do it alone anymore.
I am not asking for much, just for you to stand by us as you always have. Any support, no matter how small, can make a real difference. It can help us cover my father’s treatment, provide our basic needs, and help us keep going.
And if you are unable to donate, simply sharing our story could help it reach someone who can.
Thank you for being there for us and for not leaving us alone.
Dear Esteemed Donors, My name is Ahmad, and I am a 16-year-old from northern Gaza… Ahmad family needs your support for Support Ahmad’s Fami
📌📌📌 Fundraiser vetted (#167 by el-shab-hussein & nabulsi), But we created a new GoFundMe page because GoFundMe suspended the beneficiary’s account.
Every day, I watch my mother grow weaker, and it feels as though time is slowly taking her away while I stand here powerless. The doctors have told us that her treatment can no longer be delayed and that she needs it urgently.
I am begging you from the bottom of my heart—if there is compassion in your heart, please don't leave us to face this alone. Help us get my mother the treatment she desperately needs before it is too late.
Even the smallest donation can make a real difference, and even sharing this appeal could reach someone who is able to save my mother's life. Please, don't scroll past our plea in silence.
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Help My Mother Get Urgent Medical Treatment Abroad
Please donate to this family if you have any means to. They're in an incredibly dire situation, and if this money doesn't get raised as soon as possible, that situation is only going to get worse. Don't feel bad if you can only give a small amount or don't have any spare money, everyone's situation is different, just do as much as you individually can and it will make a difference. Reblogging with tags and sharing this with others will make a good impact as well, the more people this reaches the more people there are helping.
Every hour without treatment makes this family's wait even harder. Their mother urgently needs medical care, and they need people to stand beside them today. Donate now or share her story, every act of support can make a difference.
Standing On My Own Feet: Help a Gaza Father Earn an Income
Please watch my video until the end. It tells my story better than words ever can—who I was before the war, what happened to my family, and why I am asking for your help today.
My name is Mohammed Matar, a father of two beautiful children, Esraa and Sohaib. I also care for my elderly parents, my sisters, and their children. Like thousands of families in Gaza, the war changed every part of our lives.
When I started this campaign on November 10, 2024, my only goal was simple: to keep my family alive.
Thanks to your generous contributions, $11,140 has been raised as of today, July 9, 2026. Every dollar was used transparently for food, clean water, medicine, and other basic necessities that helped my family survive during the hardest days of our lives.
Today, I am asking for something different.
I don't want to depend on donations forever. I want the chance to work again.
Before the war, I earned a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science and worked in laboratories and hospitals. The war took away our home, my job, and everything we had built.
Today, work opportunities in Gaza are almost nonexistent. After thinking carefully about the few opportunities still available, I found one realistic way to support my family again.
My dream is to buy an electric motorcycle and start a small delivery business. It may seem like a simple vehicle, but for my family it represents something much bigger.
It means I can earn an honest income.
It means I can buy food for my children with the money I earn through my own work.
It means my children can see their father standing on his own feet again instead of waiting for aid.
Electric bicycle prices in Gaza now cost between 16,000 and 25,000 ILS (approximately $5,338 - $8,344 USD). To see the current market prices yourself, please check this TikTok video.
"My new fundraising goal is $5,338. Adding this to the $11,140 previously raised will bring our total campaign goal to $16,478, which will allow me to purchase the motorcycle and begin working as soon as possible."
Once I reach this goal, I will document every step—from purchasing the motorcycle to starting work—and I will continue sharing updates with everyone who supported us.
If you are able to donate, even $5 or $10 can bring me one step closer to rebuilding my family's future.
GoFundMe 🙏❤️ Mohammed Matar
✓ Vetted by @gazavetters (#533) · ✓ Verified by @bilal-sala7 (#36)
If you cannot donate, please consider sharing my campaign. A single share could reach the person who changes our lives.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for believing in my family.
Your kindness helped us survive.
Today, your support can help us live with dignity again.
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TOMORROW IS MY BIRTHDAY.
It may be the last birthday of my life.
I love you all. Please don’t forget me.
I'm so fucking SAD My siblings have been isolated in the tent and their skin is bleeding from chickenpox. My sister, Talin, and my brother, Abood, are young and they urgently need chickenpox medication...The free medication distribution at the clinics has ended. Please help my family...
“You painted a naked woman because you enjoyed looking at her, put a mirror in her hand and you called the painting “Vanity,” thus morally condemning the woman whose nakedness you had depicted for you own pleasure.” ― John Berger, Ways of Seeing