Help Amanis Family Survive

First, I want to thank each of you for your continued support. My family and I are truly grateful for your kindness, prayers, and every message that reminds us we are not alone.

After we were evicted from the place we lived in, we managed — with God’s help — to find another shelter. But sadly, this new place has no proper walls or windows. It's surrounded by rubble and barely protects us from the weather.

We are a family of 16 people, including 5 small children and baby twins who urgently need milk, diapers, and clothes. My father also needs new glasses after his broke — but our financial situation makes it impossible.

We are required to pay $1,000 in rent every month. But when we withdraw money in cash, we must pay a 45% fee. That means we need to raise $1,450 just to cover rent and fees.

💔 We are doing everything we can to survive — but we can’t do it alone.

Please, if you are able to help by donating or even just sharing our story, it would mean the world to us.

You are our only hope after God.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

With love

Today, I say it frankly… with an indescribable pain…

I am staggering from hunger, trembling from exhaustion, and fighting off fainting that haunts me every moment.

We are very hungry 💔💔

Gaza is dying… and we are dying with it.

If the world does not act today,

then tomorrow, there may be no one left waiting to be saved.

 

This death must stop.

This siege must be broken.

And this war must come to an end.

As you can see, we spend our entire day searching for firewood to light a fire so we can get food. This causes us a lot of diseases. Note that the price of a kilo of firewood is 20$ and we need 4 kilos per day. This is crazy.Now my sisters and I are suffering from a chest crisis because of the smoke from the fires that we are exposed to daily for long hours until we get food …. Apart from the taste of the food that is full of the small of smoke is not suitable for eating but we are forced.This is because of the closure of the crossings and the lake of gas, as a kilo of gas costs 300$  and we can’t get it.

-Amani

Last night, we witnessed extremely difficult days, as if they were the horrors of the Day of Judgment. After our eleventh displacement and enduring tough times and horrific events, we fled to the Al-Nuseirat camp, which was deemed a safe place according to the classification of the occupying army. Unfortunately, there is no safe place in Gaza. 

On November 1st, the occupying army launched a surprise attack on the Al-Nuseirat camp with military vehicles and intense aerial bombardment over the camp. They demolished residential buildings, targeting homes while people were inside, and opened fire from Apache helicopters and drones. Death is close to us, and danger follows us everywhere. We miraculously survived these massacres. Please help us escape Gaza to safety.