Save Omar's family from Genocide

Hello, my name is Morgan and I am running this campaign for my friend Omar in Palestine. GoFundMe will not release the funds on his previous campaign, so I am helping him continue it here. As the genocide escalates and inflation rockets, he needs your help more than ever.

From Omar:

Hello to everyone with humanity in this world. I'm speaking to you from Gaza, and I don't know if we will survive in the coming days from this death that draws nearer with each passing day.

God spared me from the previous four wars on Gaza, but this war is entirely different. Perhaps in the coming days, I won't be among you anymore. Maybe death will take me as it took my friends and relatives from me.

I am Omar Hamad from Gaza Strip, Beit Hanoun city. I belong to a beautiful, loving, and kind family. My father, mother, brothers Ahmed, Abdullah, Sameh, and Mohamed, and my sisters Faten, Ward, and Reem. My elder brother Ahmed is deaf and mute, suffering in the war from the intensity of the bombing and the concussion in his ear, where he never sleeps at night. My sisters Faten and Ward are also deaf and mute, and their suffering is more difficult because they are females and their physical structure is weaker, as those vibrations and concussions in their ears reverberate heavily. Meanwhile, my sister Reem's fiancé was killed in the war. She couldn't look at life with a hopeful gaze. Our sorrows could fill the whole world and overwhelm it. Oh God, why does all of this happen!

We have endured killing, hunger, destruction, cold, heat, constant displacement, loss, sorrow, longing, pain, fear, anxiety, despair, and oppression for more than 580 days in a tent that cannot even protect a conversation with my mother—how, then, can it protect us from all of this?

Life here in Gaza has become unbearably expensive. Nothing is cheap except for death. Everything we need is expensive—food, drink, clothes, cleaning supplies, if they are even available. Everything has become rare and extremely costly.

Perhaps you cannot defend us with your own hands, but you can help us, even with a small amount of money. Despite all of this, you are not obligated to help us. But if your conscience and humanity are awake, you can help us out of love, not compulsion.