Help Aya and Her Family Survive in Gaza 144750

Hello everyone, my name is Aya, and I am the trusted member of my family who is reaching out for help.

Before the war, we lived a normal and peaceful life. My father worked in farming along with my two brothers, and our home was filled with safety and comfort.

But the war took everything from us… Our farmland in the east of the central governorate of Gaza was bombed and bulldozed beyond recognition 🌾. Our only source of income was destroyed. My father, who worked day and night in agriculture, became unemployed overnight.

🏚️ Our home was bombed and demolished, with part of it bulldozed completely. Offensive Hebrew graffiti was sprayed on its walls.
We were displaced many times, suffering the extreme heat of tents in summer and the freezing cold in winter, until we finally ended up renting a small apartment with no windows and no water for $500 a month — an amount far beyond our means.

👨‍🦳 My father, 59 years old, suffers from diabetes, high blood pressure, and gout. Many days he cannot work because his legs swell from the lack of daily medication he needs.

👩‍🦳 My mother, also 59, recently had surgery for nerve damage in her hand caused by years of hard work. Sadly, the operation failed, and the doctor told her she urgently needs another surgery.

I have five sisters:

I graduated from the Faculty of Humanities just months before the war.
Two of my sisters are brilliant engineering students ✏️ and among the top in their classes, but each needs $900 per semester to continue studying and not see their dreams erased by war.
My other sisters are still in school, studying on empty stomachs, battling fatigue and dizziness from hunger.
 
Our Urgent Needs‼
Monthly rent: $500
Tuition for two sisters (Engineering): $900 each per semester
Medicine and treatment for my father: $150 per month
Urgent hand surgery for my mother: $300
 
🙏 I am asking on behalf of my entire family — please help ease my father’s burden and allow my sisters to keep their dreams alive.
Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a real difference for us.
Be the hope that remains when war has taken away all others. ❤️🤲