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We are a family from Gaza, currently trapped in the street with bombs falling around us. Among us is a young child with a heart condition, injured loved ones, and elderly family members who can barely move.

We are in urgent need of your help. We must escape the danger immediately. We need funds to find shelter, buy medicine, food, and water — the very basics we no longer have access to.

The children are terrified, crying for safety. Please, if you’re reading this, help us survive. Your donation — no matter the amount — can save our lives.

Donate and share to save us now:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/4qzqg-help-a-family-from-gaza

@cantsayidont @northgazaupdates2 @northgazaupdatas

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I am Osama from Gaza. I have dedicated my life to serving my people and helping them overcome the hardships caused by the systematic genocide inflicted on the Gaza Strip. I champion hope in the hearts of families who have lost their homes, and I strive, with modest efforts, to provide the bare minimum for a dignified life.

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #209 )✅️

Based on this goal, and through individual efforts, I reached out to my friends outside Palestine to provide assistance to the affected families and provide basic needs for the displaced. The bulk of the aid I received came from charitable people in Libya.

We hope this aid will provide real support and effective assistance to our people as they continue to persevere and overcome the harsh conditions they are experiencing. My efforts include providing financial assistance, distributing food baskets, vegetables, and ready-to-eat meals, as well as providing clean drinking water and some medicines and medical supplies to people with special needs.

I also strive to meet the needs of children by providing stationery and organizing a recreational day to alleviate their suffering and instill joy and hope in their hearts.

Through these initiatives, I aspire to be a true supporter and a strong advocate for my people in Gaza, helping them continue to persevere and overcome the ordeal they are experiencing.

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #209 )✅️

Providing Meals and Vegetable Baskets Many families in Gaza struggle to provide adequate food for themselves and their children amid the harsh humanitarian conditions. In this context, ready-made meals and vegetable baskets have become one of the simplest and most effective ways to provide direct support to families who find themselves unable to meet their basic needs.

The initiative's goal:

Distributing food meals and vegetable baskets to needy families in the Gaza Strip. These baskets contain essential supplies that enable them to continue their daily lives with dignity and relative food security.

Providing clean drinking water Access to water has become a top priority for displaced people in the Gaza Strip amidst displacement and displacement, as they wait in long lines to obtain safe drinking water.

The initiative's goal :

is to provide clean and safe water to displaced families in the Gaza Strip, alleviate the suffering of the population, and ensure their right to safe drinking water that preserves their health.

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #209 )✅️

Bringing Smiles to Children's Faces The children of Gaza are suffering from the ravages of war and destruction, deprived of their most basic rights to safety, education, and play. They live under intense psychological pressure as a result of the loss of their loved ones and the destruction of their homes, leaving a profound impact on their psyches and threatening their childhood and future.

The initiative's goal:

The "Putting Smiles on the Faces of Gaza's Children" initiative aims to provide them with moments of joy and hope amidst daily suffering, through recreational activities and the distribution of simple gifts. I seek to mitigate the psychological effects of war on children and restore hope to their hearts despite all the difficulties.

Providing financial assistance Providing financial assistance to displaced families through donations I receive.

The initiative's goal :

is to support families who have lost their homes and source of income by providing cash assistance to help them meet their basic needs and give them the opportunity to adapt to the difficult circumstances they are living in with dignity.

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #209 )✅️

Providing Medicines and Wheelchairs

The suffering of the injured and sick in the Gaza Strip is increasing due to the severe shortage of medicines, medical supplies, and assistive devices, which puts their lives at great risk and hinders their access to necessary healthcare.

The initiative's goal:

The initiative aims to provide essential medicines, medical supplies, and assistive devices such as wheelchairs to support the injured and sick in the Gaza Strip, alleviate their health-related suffering, and ensure they receive care and treatment amidst the difficult humanitarian conditions.

In light of the dire humanitarian conditions our people in Gaza are experiencing due to the war, the closure of crossings, and the severe shortage of basic necessities, I make an urgent humanitarian appeal to those with compassionate hearts: We are in dire need of your support. Donations are the lifeline that enables us to continue providing.

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #209 )✅️

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DONATE TO THE SAMEER PROJECT 🕊️

Mosab Emad Ali, part of the heart of the Sameer Project, was also martyred recently. The organizers could use all the support they can get right now.

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In any country where livelihoods are covered in blood, there is no country like Gaza where anyone who wants to eat flour eats it covered in blood. The aid that comes to us, which is supposed to arrive safely, is being killed by the occupation forces who secure those trucks. The reason is to create chaos and disorder. Yesterday, at 2:00 a.m., in complete darkness, I went to the aid trucks to bring flour. There were over 100,000 people waiting for the aid. The first 20 trucks entered because of the large number of people. Unfortunately, we couldn't get anything the first time, but I didn't want to go back until I got some flour. I stayed until 4:00 a.m. waiting for the second group of trucks to enter, among hundreds of thousands of people. I didn't expect to be able to take a bag of flour. I did, but after several attempts and several times, I narrowly escaped death. I was almost run over by the wheels of the giant truck. People were crushed in front of me. I managed to pick up a bag of flour and went to the beach carrying that 25-kilogram bag. I didn't feel its weight because I felt like I was happily carrying the whole world in my hands. It was a wonderful and terrifying feeling at the same time. There was shooting by the Zionists and shelling and I was injured in my foot and it still hurts to this day. In what country would it be reasonable for your 17-year-old son, brother or friend to go and see these horrors? It was truly terrifying and I can't believe I'm even alive. I don't think any of you have experienced these horrors to this day. Please, I don't want to go through this again. I want to go to the mall to buy flour in peace, not go to the death trucks to pick it up. Please donate and help me.

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HELP WISSAM AND HER FAMILY FROM GAZA 🍉🍉

Could you imagine living in a situation where death is at every corner, bombs surround you. We live in a world where knowing you will be alive tomorrow is a privilege, and Wissam ( @wesam75 ) does not share that privilege living through the humiliation and degrading conditions of genocide. A genocide the world and media turns a blind eye to.

Wissam has lost everything, her story of pain and loss is devastating and beyond the comprehension of most. Please read her words, see her as a human being, and not a number, not a statistic;

" I am Wissam, married to Ibrahim, he is very sick and I am pregnant. I don't know how to describe to you the feeling of war, pain, suffering and destruction that we live here.

Just imagine that I lost my home and my job and lived through the destruction.We have been at war for a year or more. I live in a small tent in the cold and winter. My daughter needs health care, but I am alone and under these circumstances I cannot give her the most basic rights. We are now in a severe famine and cannot find any kind of food. She needs healthy food, but even that has become difficult to obtain due to exploitation and the lack of the most basic resources. Here in the tent we drowned due to the heavy rains. Surviving death is so difficult that they closed the crossing in front of us and now we cannot travel and we are still here in Gaza, the destruction. "

Imagine the pain of a parent in Gaza, who cannot protect their children from starvation, disease, sickness, injury and the bitter cold. Never complain about your life, because you are living someone else's dream. As I write this, 22% of the goal has been reached, and the last donation was 2 days ago. Donations are stagnant, and need to keep flowing.

They have raised less than €2,000. They have hardly raised enough to buy food in the Gaza Strip. If you could donate even the price of a coffee, or share with someone who has the means to help, you are directly participating in helping a Gazan family stay alive. In this day and age, helping people has never been easier yet people turn a blind eye and are hesitant. Don't be that person, be a light in the darkness for Wissam and her family.

(Scan the QR code to donate, anything helps <3)

tagging for reach:

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Isn't it unfair⁉️😭

that the children of the Islamic world are celebrating Eid al-Adha while our children in Gaza are facing death and famine?

My children are in dire need of you today more than ever.

Donate and share to bring them happiness🙏🙏

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Plz don't skip 😭🙏

This is an urgent message from my daughter Noor to you, my friends. We are suffering from hunger. Help us.

My campaign has been verified by @90-ghost

@gazavetters my number in the list (48)

Butterfly effect project line (944)

Plz we don't want death

We want safe life 🙏

Plz donate and share my link 🙏

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A child in Gaza holds his cat among the rubble. No home. No safety. No food. Yet he still protects someone more vulnerable than himself. In a place where everything is under attack, mercy survives..Support those who kept their humanity.

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Hi everyone,

Eyad has asked me to share his campaign to raise money for his charity initiative, which brings food and water to Palestinians in Gaza who desperately need it.

His fundraiser is almost completely funded, with only 4% remaining at $19,170 out of $20k! Please donate and share so that he can reach his goal!

Tagging for reach: if you would like to be removed, please let me know!

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Imagine risking your life just to gather food for your family—only for shells to rain down on you as you wait in line.

Images: (Top) A recent photo Hossam sent us of him and his infant daughter Habiba, assuring us the family is still alive. (Bottom) The messages Hossam was able to send to us, detailing a recent attack on civilians that he survived.

@diana-family

Written by @rumiandroses

This is the horrifying reality Hossam Al-Qazzaz faced this week.

Already displaced from their home, Hossam, his wife Hanan, and their four children—Bashar (9), Hani (8), Diana (4), and 9-month-old Habiba—are struggling to survive in a battered tent on the coast after being evacuated once again from the ruins of their home in Khan Younis.

To feed his starving family, Hossam often walks over 14 kilometers to reach aid distribution points; an incredibly dangerous journey, where many are shot or trampled in the ensuing chaos of the actual distribution.

Just days ago, while at one such aid distribution site, tragedy struck:

Shells were fired into the crowd.

Hossam was there with his brother-in-law, Mohammed Zanad (who we've previously written about HERE), and Mohammed's son, Abdul Rahman, when the violence broke out. Hossam suffered minor injuries to his face, but his brother-in-law and nephew were badly injured; Mohammed was badly injured by shrapnel across his entire body, while Abdul Rahman suffered a severe injury to his right hand. As of this writing, he remains in a British field hospital awaiting evaluation; the little boy’s hand may require amputation.

After days without contact due to the internet outages in Gaza, Hossam messaged us this morning, frustrated and exhausted:

“We were together, the three of us, at the aid distribution site, and a missile fell on us and those present. Now we can only pray for them. He is a poor little boy. I hope God heals his hand. Please pray for him...”

Like so many in Gaza, the Al-Qazzaz family is trapped in an endless cycle of terror, injury, and loss. They are battling hunger, constant bombardment, and the inability to flee because of closer borders and war-induced financial hardship. Skyrocketing food prices and destroyed infrastructure make basic survival nearly impossible, forcing Hossam and others like him to go to these dangerous aid sites to simply not starve.

Please consider donating to the Al-Qazzaz family's fundraiser. Every dollar we send the Al-Qazzaz family helps Hossam and feed his wife, four young children, and elderly parents without having to risk death to do it; buy formula for the youngest child, baby Habiba; help support the family financially as they are continually forced to relocate and start over with every attack that claims their belongings; and cover any necessary medical care or other essentials for the family.

The trauma this family is enduring is unimaginable, and they need help urgently.

If you are able, we implore you: please share the Al-Qazzaz family's story far and wide, and donate, of you're able. Their campaign has stalled, and they haven't received any donations in days. If we all contribute even a little, we can help this precious family survive—and give them a chance to escape this nightmare.

You can donate to the Al-Qazzaz family's GoFundMe campaign here:

This campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters, and is (#287) on their list of verified campaigns.

Sources (independently verified across multiple international outlets):

1. Reuters — Israeli tank shelling kills 45 people awaiting aid trucks in Gaza, ministry says — June 17, 2025 https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-shelling-kills-45-people-awaiting-aid-trucks-gaza-ministry-says-2025-06-17

2. Associated Press — At least 51 Palestinians killed while waiting for aid trucks in Gaza, health officials say — June 17, 2025

https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-news-gaza-aid-06-17-2025-7af5503ea7d2176674fba26d34f6ef74 3. The Guardian — Dozens more people killed or injured seeking desperately needed aid in Gaza — June 19, 2025 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/19/dozens-more-people-killed-or-injured-seeking-desperately-needed-aid-in-gaza 4. Washington Post — At least 51 Palestinians killed while waiting for aid trucks in Gaza, health officials say — June 17, 2025 https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/06/17/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-news-gaza-aid-06-17-2025/da07a62e-4b4d-11f0-8fff-262d6ec54ab9_story.html 5. Financial Times — How Gaza’s food queues turned into kill zones (analysis of the June aid-queue attacks) — June 2025 https://www.ft.com/content/8cbea8ef-fdfe-4e75-916e-59b0820242ed

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✨ Every night, I hold my children close and tell them that tomorrow will be better... even though I don’t know how.

🙏 Help us endure — all we have left are prayers and your compassionate hearts.

Please donate for my children🙏❤️‍🩹

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A Gazan’s gaze at a loaf of bread is like no other…

It’s not just a glance at food — it’s a glimpse of life pulled from the jaws of hunger, of dignity reclaimed from the ruins, of a long‑delayed hope that feels like a mother’s embrace calming a frightened child.

The world may see a loaf of bread as a commodity, aid, or a number in a report.

But here in #Gaza, a father sees a small victory over death, a mother sees the warmth of a table that has lost almost everything, and a family sees a fragile roof over a house with no walls.

Each loaf a child eats here is praised a hundred times over, because reaching it feels like surviving certain death, like pulling a life from under the rubble, like beating the flames of bombing and starvation for one more night.

This is the reality for my family, trying to survive one day at a time, one loaf at a time, one dream at a time, amid a siege, destruction, and a long, merciless war.

I have nothing to offer but this plea from the heart — for those who still value humanity, for those who can help.

Every donation, no matter how small, every word of support, every reblog can be a chance for life... a reminder that we are not abandoned.

Help us stand strong.

Help us survive.

Help us not be left alone under the rubble.

Vetted!!!

(#167 on the verified fundraiser list by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi) (but we had to make a new gfm campaign cuz our old organizer stopped contacting us).

# dlxxv-vetted-donations

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We are a group of students from Gaza, trying to hold on to education in the hardest of times.

Despite the war, the displacement, the power cuts, and the constant sound of bombing, we insisted on continuing our studies, because we believe education is our only hope amid the destruction.

We rented a small shared study space, paying monthly from what little we had. It became our quiet corner to study, revise, and dream of a better future.

But now, we can no longer afford the rent for the coming months...

The war hasn’t just taken our homes, it’s trying to steal our future too.

We are treated unfairly, as if the right to education is a luxury. As if we don’t deserve to dream.

We’re not writing this to complain, but to ask for support that could keep a window of hope open.

Fundraiser || PayPal

Please help us — even a word, a share, or a kind gesture makes a difference.

All we want is to keep learning, to carry our book, not bags of displacement.

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The reality of 20,000 orphans in Gaza.

Yazan is 12 years old, like thousands of others, him and his younger sister Yasmin live in a tent in the south of Gaza. They have no parents, so Yazan cares for his sister. It's just one, out of many new responsibilities that now rest on his shoulders.

" Do you see those people? They all live in tents.

[Person asks]: Whose tents are those?

They are displaced like us. Poor souls. They fled to survive and save the lives of their children. These people were displaced from Khan Younis and Rafah. They couldn't find a place to stay so they live on a beach now. Atleast we live 100m away from the sea, but they live right on the beach. " - Yazan.

Yazan's family used to live in a house, before October 7th, Yazan lived the life of a child, who would play football while his sister Yasmin loved to draw. But Yazan is not that child anymore.

" We were comfortable but now we're scattered everywhere, living in tents. Tent life is very different to the life we knew. "

Ten days after the "war" began, life changed for Yazan and Yasmin.

" We were sitting after the evening prayer, my sister and I were playing on the phone. Suddenly the lights went out, I felt the house lift up and then fall back down on us. Then I shouted, I asked Yasmin to turn of the lights, but no one answered me. I took my phone, turned on the light, and saw the roof had collapsed. It was 1cm above my head. I understood that they had bombed us. I went through a small hole and pulled my sister out. We started to yell "Shout if you are alive!" But no one answered. I went outside and saw the house had collapsed. The last person they pulled out was my father. Because the roof and another beam had fallen on him. "

Yazan's father died on the way to the hospital.

" They pulled out the bodies of my mother and my brother Hadhud. I couldn't handle it, I started to cry and yell. I didn't know what was going on. At night, I talk to myself and cry. I feel like I'm always alone. I wish I had my mother and father. I miss them alot. "

This is the reality for children in Gaza, please spread awareness about this. They cannot unsee what they have seen. Speak up. Talk about this.