Fight like Hell for the living

🚨The last donation was 9 days ago🚨 Aziza Alaloul's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/a-victim-of-t… Please donate and share Small hands need your helping hand Aziza Alaloul, a mother from the Gaza Strip, is currently living with her husband, their toddler son Ahmed, their infant son Omar, and her elderly-in-laws in a tent at Nuseirat camp after their home and livelihood were destroyed during the ongoing genocide. She is also breastfeeding Omar and trying to care for her young children and her in-laws, who both live with chronic health conditions, in very difficult living conditions with limited access to food, clean water, proper shelter, and medical care. Ahmed, her young son, often finds small moments of comfort playing with stray cats around the camp. Omar, born in February 2025 and named after his martyred uncle, is still an infant and needs milk, Cerelac, diapers, clothing, and blankets, especially as colder weather approaches. Despite the hardship and constant uncertainty, Aziza continues focusing on her family’s daily needs and trying to protect her children’s wellbeing while they remain displaced and without stable support.

Mohammed Mithqal's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Mohammed Mithqal and his family in Gaza are currently living in a small crowded tent after their home was destroyed by bombings. The shelter is made of thin canvas that offers limited protection from heat, cold, and rain, but the family stays together inside it. They face ongoing difficulties each day in getting enough food, safe drinking water, and basic medical supplies. The situation has also brought deep personal losses that they continue to cope with in their daily life. Despite the hardship, they remain together and continue to manage their circumstances with quiet determination and hope for more stable living conditions.

Abood Radwan's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/159938-u… Please donate and share Stand with the living Your spare change is someone's survival Abood Radwan, 29, a former taxi driver and photographer from Gaza, has been living with his wife, their young daughter Mayar, his parents, siblings, nieces, and extended family in Deir al Balah after their home was destroyed in a missile strike. The family now shelters in a small damaged tent and the remains of their home while facing repeated displacement, shortages of food and clean water, flooding from winter rains, and frequent power and internet outages. Abood’s father lives with diabetes and hypertension and requires ongoing medication and monitoring, while Abood himself has been struggling with stomach pain, flu symptoms, exhaustion, and malnutrition as he tries to provide for 11 family members without any stable work. He spends his days searching for food, water, firewood, medicine, and basic supplies while trying to keep the children safe through bombardments and worsening living conditions. Despite the hardship, he continues to post updates whenever he can, thanking supporters for helping the family stay fed, connected, and sheltered, and asking people to keep sharing their story so they are not forgotten.

🚨The last donation was 3 days ago🚨 Dalia Qandeel's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/137635-h… Please donate and share Aid isn't political People are people Dalia Qandeel is a mother of three young children living in Gaza under extremely difficult conditions after being displaced multiple times since the beginning of the genocide. The family struggles with severe shortages of food, clean water, medicine, and proper shelter, while her children suffer from painful skin and eye infections caused by poor hygiene conditions and limited medical care. Dalia is also caring for her disabled father-in-law, adding further pressure to the family’s daily survival. Hunger and illness continue to worsen their situation, and despite everything, she keeps trying to protect and care for her children with the little she has. Dalia says her children cry from pain and hunger while she feels helpless without enough food or safety to offer them, and she hopes that any support could help her family survive and give her children some relief and hope.

Alaa's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Alaa, a displaced father from Gaza, is caring for his three young children alone after his wife was martyred during the genocide and he was severely injured in a landmine explosion that left his right arm and hand permanently disabled. With no stable income, shelter, or support, the family has been sleeping outdoors while trying to survive ongoing displacement and harsh living conditions. One of his sons lives with Tourette’s syndrome and a speech impediment, while his daughter stopped speaking after the trauma of losing her mother, witnessing violence, and repeated displacement. Alaa now spends his days trying to secure food, clean water, medicine, and basic necessities for his children despite his injuries and the lack of resources available to them.

🚨The last donation was 7 months ago🚨 Muhammad Sameh's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/u7jqm-help-mu… Please donate and share Your kindness can feed more than just bodies It feeds souls Muhammad Sameh is a 26-year-old Palestinian graphic designer from Gaza who is trying to support a family of nine while living in a crowded tent after their home and freelance design studio were destroyed in the bombing. Before the genocide, he worked in advertising and publicity, creating designs, montage work, and motion graphics, and had become engaged just two months before the genocide began. He is now caring for his two young children, a toddler and a 3-year-old, along with his elderly mother, sisters, including one who suffers from hypertension, his fiancée, and other family members. With no stable work and prices for essentials rising sharply, the family faces daily shortages of food, clean water, medical supplies, and safe shelter, especially during the cold winter months. Muhammad says it can cost around $80 a day just to feed everyone, with a single bag of flour reaching nearly $300, and all donations go directly toward helping his mother, sisters, fiancée, children, and the rest of the family survive these conditions.

Ragad's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Ragad is a mother in Gaza caring for four young children, including a two year old, while living through ongoing displacement and difficult conditions. Her children frequently suffer from skin diseases, colds, and flu as access to medical care and basic necessities remains limited. The family is also grieving the recent loss of Ragad’s brother, along with several other relatives martyred during the genocide. Despite the constant pressure of daily survival and the emotional toll of these losses, she continues trying to provide stability and care for her children as best she can.