Hello world, I am communicating with you today, and I have full hope in you and have full confidence in your support for my cause. I, Samia Al-Hasanat, ask you for urgent assistance in order to save me, my husband Ahmed, and my children, Cecil, Karma, and Ayten, and to help me get out of Gaza.
Since Saturday, the seventh of last October, my husband and I have been on an almost impossible mission in order to try to preserve the lives of our children, whose lives are in danger all the time, not to mention their constant feeling of fear, horror, and panic, which has caused them psychological and physical damage.
After we escaped from our home, we moved to my grandmother’s house. After that, our house was completely burned and all our possessions were destroyed. We fled again to my aunt’s house, where we spent months with relatives, friends, and some of the families displaced with us, but the last day in this house was a black, very sad day. We woke up to the news that we were besieged
and the adults, children, and elderly people displaced here were arrested, and we were subjected to abuse and dirty treatment, and from here Aiten’s story began.
The story in the title is “No sound, no breath, no movement.”
My daughter Aiten, who has not yet completed her third year, is still suffering, after more than 200 days, from sleep disturbances, psychological problems, fear and panic, as a result of the many situations that she witnessed during the war, the last of which was that damned soldier who came after the army stormed my aunt’s house and saw my daughter Aiten and said while looking at her. He says, “I don’t want to hear a sound, no one is breathing, no one is moving.” This is the situation that I saw her saying while she was sleeping. I don’t think there is anything that can make her forget that. It will remain in her mind for a long time.
The story has a story . . . . .
With the escalation of the situation and the threat of entering Rafah after we stayed there.
Settlement expenses (first three months, estimate $2,000 per month, total $6,000)
-Furniture (est. $3,000)
-Personal necessities/winter clothing etc. (Estimate $2,000)
- Daily living expenses ($1000)
Hala Travel Company to get them out of Gaza (5,000 per person, total 5*5000= $25,000)
Total estimate is $150,000
I hope our case will be well looked into
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Thank you for any support you can give us
