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Ramy Allshek's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Ramy Allshek, a devoted family man in Gaza, lives with his wife and their children in a small tent, including their youngest who is 3 years old. Both Ramy and his wife manage asthma, while his disabled father, who is bedridden and relies on a wheelchair, requires constant care. With very limited resources and no external support, the household navigates difficult living conditions day to day. Ramy continues to work and take on responsibility at home, focusing on keeping basic needs met for his family despite the ongoing challenges around them.

🚨The last donation was 7 months ago🚨 Dr. Dalia Fathi's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/help-dalia-to… Please donate and share A small donation can fill an empty stomach tonight Dr. Dalia Fathi is a final-year medical student and aspiring cardiac surgeon from Gaza whose path into medicine was shaped by persistence and her family’s long connection to caring for animals through their zoo in Rafah, the first and oldest in Gaza, which supported the family for 25 years before closing during the genocide. After first graduating high school with a 90.4% average that did not qualify her for medicine, Dalia repeated her studies and was later accepted into the Faculty of Human Medicine at Al-Azhar University. Since the siege disrupted university education and destroyed infrastructure needed for online learning, she has worked to continue her training while displaced with her parents and sister, first in Khan Younis and now in Deir al-Balah, where the family lives in difficult conditions near animal enclosures after evacuating with some zoo animals. During the genocide, Dalia volunteered at Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital, where she treated large numbers of patients and injuries, and later worked in internal medicine at Nasser Medical Complex, dealing with war-related illnesses including hepatitis linked to poor sanitation. She also led a volunteer team with IRC conducting MUAC malnutrition screenings for children. Although she received an invitation to train at Dr. Magdi Yacoub Cardiology Hospital in Egypt, closed borders prevented her travel. Dalia recently completed her sixth-year exams and now needs to clear approximately €19,330 in accumulated university fees to obtain her medical papers and pursue specialization in cardiac surgery abroad, alongside additional costs related to evacuation, licensing exams, travel, and basic support for herself and her family while she prepares for the next stage of her medical training.

🚨$0 raised so far🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/210645-a… Please donate and share Stand with the living Your spare change is someone's survival Fadl Almasri, 21, is originally from Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza and is now displaced in Khan Younis with his family of seven. He has been displaced more than 15 times since the beginning of the genocide, and the family is currently living in a deteriorating shelter without reliable access to water, electricity, or humanitarian assistance. His father, Ramiz, is 47, and his mother, Ibtehal, is 42. Fadl is married to Rawaa, 19, and they have been together for two years. He completed high school last year and hopes to attend university, while Rawaa also wants to continue her education. His 19-year-old brother, Faraj, hopes to study at university as well, and his 15-year-old sister, Zeina, is still trying to continue her schooling despite the circumstances. His youngest sister, Joud, is just seven years old and suffers from malnutrition, making access to proper food and nutrition one of the family's main concerns. Fadl also needs fertility treatment, as he and Rawaa have been struggling with infertility and hope to have a child one day, but the cost is currently beyond their means. With little access to assistance and difficulty affording even basic necessities, Fadl is asking for support to provide food for his family, meet Joud's nutritional needs, access fertility treatment, and help himself, Rawaa, and Faraj pursue their education.