Fight like Hell for the living

Ramez Adnan's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Ramez Adnan, a lecturer at Al-Azhar University in Gaza, and his wife, Amany Nedal, who also values education, had been working to build a stable future for their family before the genocide disrupted their lives. While pursuing a PhD at Universiti Utara Malaysia, Ramez was forced to pause his studies after their home was destroyed. Now displaced, the couple lives in a tent with their two children, aged six and a toddler, where daily life is shaped by shortages of food, medicine, and basic safety, and where the children have been unable to continue their education. Despite prolonged displacement and uncertainty, Ramez and Amany remain committed to rebuilding stability and creating better conditions for their family.

🚨The last donation was 6 months ago🚨 Adham Attallah's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/886sxj-help-m… Please donate and share Your kindness can feed more than just bodies It feeds souls Adham Attallah, 17, is from Gaza and has taken on the role of supporting his family after their home was damaged in a bombing. The family of seven, which includes his mother and younger siblings, has been left without stable shelter and is currently sleeping on the streets while struggling to access food, clean water, and proper clothing. His mother lives with asthma and depends on an inhaler as well as occasional oxygen treatment, while his 10-year-old brother, who has Down syndrome, faces ongoing health challenges. Among the siblings is a 4-year-old child, adding to the daily care and responsibility the family requires. Despite these conditions, Adham continues trying to secure support and meet his family’s basic needs as they navigate ongoing displacement and uncertainty.

🚨Low donations - Only $367 raised🚨 Mohammed Alaydi's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/sundosga… The last donation was 5 weeks ago Please donate and share Hunger is real in Gaza Your help is even more real Mohammed Alaydi, 32, lives in Gaza with his wife, Sundos, 29, and their five children, aged 11, 10, 7, 4, and 2, after their family home was destroyed in bombardment and they were displaced multiple times. The family, now staying in a small rented room after periods of living without stable shelter, lost the home where they had built their daily life and raised their children. With limited income and rising prices, Mohammed and Sundos are struggling to cover basic needs, including food, clean water, and safe sleeping conditions, while their youngest child urgently needs milk and diapers. Alongside meeting these immediate needs, Mohammed is trying to raise support to rebuild a basic home and create a more stable and secure environment for his family.