Fight like Hell for the living

Gehad Qasem's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/gehadqas… Please donate and share Every contribution, large or small, saves lives Gehad Qasem is a 30-year-old Palestinian lawyer living in the Gaza Strip with his pregnant wife Nour, 29, who is a Health Administration graduate, and their two sons, Hani, age 7, and Tim, age 4. Before the genocide, he had built a stable life after graduating from Al Azhar University in 2019, opening his own legal consultancy office in Beit Hanoun and constructing a family home himself. After evacuation orders in early October, the family was forced to move repeatedly through several areas including Jabalia, Deir al Balah, Rafah, Khan Younis, Beit Lahia, and Sheikh Radwan, before ending up in a tent. Their home and Gehad’s office were destroyed, leaving them without property or income, and they now face shortages of food, clean water, and basic necessities while living in difficult conditions. Hani has been unable to attend school since the genocide began, and Tim is dealing with malnutrition, weight loss, and health issues that require nutritional and medical support including diapers and formula. Nour has developed ongoing respiratory problems linked to poor air quality and smoke exposure, and Gehad has also lost weight and strength over time. The family continues to cope with repeated displacement and difficult living conditions while mourning the loss of close friends, including Tamer Barakat, and trying to maintain stability for their children.

🚨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.