Hello🚨🚨, My Name Is Hani Hamid And I Am From Gaza. I Am Writing To You With A Heavy Heart🥺💔.

Hello🚨🚨, my name is Hani Hamid and I am from Gaza. I am writing to you with a heavy heart🥺💔. I now live in the northern part of Gaza🇵🇸🍉. I was shot in the knee and it caused a catastrophic condition for my leg. I am unable to walk at all. I need urgent and urgent treatment. I have three🧒👶👩‍🦰 children, Abdullah, 12 years old, Salma, 10 years old, and Saleh, 7 years old, and my wife Nour,🤰 33 years old. Unfortunately, our house was bombed and destroyed during the initial events, which caused severe psychological and physical damage to me and my family due to the catastrophic situation we are currently living in. My family and I are suffering from a severe shortage of food,🍞🥛 supplies and medical supplies, in addition to the high prices that make it difficult to meet our basic needs. We cannot even obtain clean drinking water. The loss of our homeland has exacerbated our suffering, and our daily lives have become a constant struggle for survival. The Urgent Need to Leave Gaza🇵🇸🍉 Given the current deteriorating situation, it is imperative for me and my family to leave Gaza as soon as possible once the Rafah border crossing with Egypt opens. I hope it will open soon, and we need to raise the necessary funds quickly to ensure our safe passage. The Cost of exiting Gaza through the Rafah crossing is appromixmately 5,000 $Person.Family consistis of 5 members. The total amount needed for safe passage is calculated as follows:-5people x$5,000=$25,000-And the cost of the operation for my feet needs $10,000 ln addition to the travel costs'We need funds to secure temporary housing and basic necessities once we leave Gaza. Therfore, we aim to raise a total of $70,000 to cover these immediate and urgent needs.

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