Musab Nashwan: "Three Little Hearts, One Father's Promise"

My name is Musab Nashwan, a business administration graduate. I am 31 years old, married, and have three children: my daughter Ahlam, 6; Saba, 5; and my son Jameel, 2. I have spent many years of my life building a dream for myself and my small family.

I played football for the club since I was a child, and it was my sole source of income. My wife, Hind, an English teacher, also lost her source of income. We began building our house stone by stone with great effort. It was a dream come true.

But in the blink of an eye, everything changed.

The last war came and destroyed my dreams and everything I had built. The home I had built with the sweat of my years is no longer there. My sole source of income was reduced to rubble after the destruction of sports fields in Gaza. Even with the educational process halted, my wife no longer receives an income due to the destruction of schools. We find ourselves living in a tent with our three children, desperately trying to flee from one place to another in search of the safety that is absent in Gaza. 

Today, I live without income, without a home, and without hope for a near future that would restore my dignity as a father and responsible for his family. I face my children's questions daily about their future, and I strive to provide them with the basics of life. Food has become a miracle, and the future is unknown.

Why am I asking for your support?

My campaign is not just a request for help; it is an attempt to get back on my feet.

My first priority: securing food and basic needs for my children, so they don't go to bed hungry or feel lonely.

My ultimate goal: raising an amount that will enable me to provide suitable housing for my children, provide for their daily needs, and provide a new source of income for my family.

My final option: If remaining in Gaza is not safe, I aspire to travel with my family to a place where we can live with dignity and safety.

What does your donation mean?

Every donation, no matter how small, makes a huge difference.

It could mean a meal for the children.

It could mean saving my child with an enlarged heart and providing treatment for him.

It could mean renting a temporary home to protect us from the cold winter.

 It could be the cornerstone of rebuilding our future.

My message to you:

If you are reading this story now, you are part of my hope. I may not be able to change the circumstances alone, but with your support, together we can rebuild the lives of three children and a father who dreams of returning to normal life.

Thank you to everyone who contributed, even with a sincere invitation.