Dear my donors and friends,
07/2025
It has now been 23 long months since the war on Gaza, yet despite the silence of the headlines… our suffering has not stopped. Life here is still unbearable — no medicine, no treatment, no home, and not even the minimum basics needed to survive.
I want to share with you the story of my family — a story that continues every single day.
Before October 7th, I had a normal life like anyone else. I worked, my wife worked, and our children went to school with dreams like all children. But in one single day, everything collapsed.
I lost my business. My wife lost her job. And we were forced out of our home, seeking shelter with relatives — only to be displaced again and again as the situation worsened.
Today, nearly two years later, we still have no home to return to.
Our house — and the family house — were destroyed.
There is no safe place left.
There is no stable electricity, no clean water, no medical care, and no way to rebuild our lives here.
And so, I am raising funds to help my family relocate to a safe place where we can live in peace and start again.
Your support will go directly to my Bank of Palestine account to cover border crossing fees and help us rebuild the basics of life that we lost.
My family consists of six members:
Mahmoud Zidiya (44 years)
Najat Zidiya (40 years)
Qousai Zidiya (17 years)
Nora Zidiya (16 years)
Nawal Zidiya (13 years)
Nadeen Zidiya (10 years)
Your support can truly change our future.
You can help us escape the endless cycle of displacement, rebuild our shattered lives, and give my children a chance to grow up with dignity, safety, and hope.
Even though the war has stopped, the suffering has not.
Every day feels like a struggle for survival.
But with your kindness and solidarity, we can finally take the first step toward a life where my children can sleep safely, study freely, and dream again.
Thank you for standing with us during these unimaginable times.
Your compassion means more than words can ever express.
With gratitude,
Mahmoud Zidiya
Please help my family.
