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Hopes under the rubble"

My name is Salem Al-Anqar, a 26-year-old man. I lived a simple life, full of hope and hard work in Gaza. I owned an electrical and mechanical workshop for cars, as well as a car wash. Every day, I woke up with enthusiasm to build my future and provide the best for my family.

But life in Gaza does not keep anything beautiful. The recent war that devastated us was a nightmare that cannot be described. I saw my dreams crumble before my eyes. I lost my workshop, my car wash, and everything I built through years of hard work and dedication. But the biggest blow wasn't in losing material things—it was in losing myself.

During one of the random bombings, a shrapnel hit my back. That was the moment that changed my life forever. I woke up to find myself unable to move the lower half of my body. I, who once stood on my feet for hours, working, building, and helping others, am now confined to a wheelchair, living in a daily struggle with pain and despair.

I searched for any glimmer of hope that could restore my life. I spent all the money I had and traveled to Sweden in search of treatment that could change my fate. I spent everything I had accumulated throughout my life on doctors, consultations, and tests, but I am still far from recovery.

The doctors confirmed that the only solution is a series of complex surgeries that might restore my ability to move. But these surgeries are not ordinary; they are risky, with a success rate of no more than 10%. The costs are extremely high, in addition to the necessary treatments for me to walk again. The total cost for these surgeries and treatments exceeds 1,000,000 Swedish Krona.

I am now completely unable to cover these costs after having spent everything I had. Life has become an unbearable burden, but I still cling to the last thread of hope write these words now with a heavy heart, but with great faith in the humanity and compassion of others. All I ask for is a chance to restore my life.

Hello, I am currently facing a difficult financial situation and do not have enough funds to cover the cost of the medication I need, which amounts to $800 per month. I would be extremely grateful if anyone could help, as these medications are essential for my health and well-being. Any support would mean a great deal to me.

Thank you in advance for any help and kindness!

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters my number verified on the list is ( #395 )✅️

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Okay! Now that I have your attention, please hear me out::

There are several fundraisers from families trapped in Gaza that continue to be low on funds, even in spite of the fact that they have been vetted at least three times over.

This has led me to find some of the most recent fundraisers brought to my attention and repost them, with the fervent hope of more donations and focus to them both. The ones for this week are as follows:

@ahmednaserfamily , Ahmad Zindah (VETTED): €722/€100,000, LOW ON FUNDS!! Your donation will help a family of 20, including 6 children.

@abdallahhassann, Abdallah Hassan: €143/€35,000; LOW ON FUNDS!! Your donation will help a family of 4, including 2 children.

I will make another post like this soon, but for now, please donate; please share; and please reblog!

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God hates me. I know that because she gave me a FUCKING TUMMY ACHE WHAT THE HELL??

🎄 Happy new year 🎄 The cruelty and genocide in Gaza spoil the joy of Christmas. My family and I are struggling to live and avoid death on many levels, not just through bombing or the use of lethal weapons. With the onset of winter, living in the open or in tents has become a difficult challenge for us after the bombing destroyed our homes. In the absence of medical and treatment facilities, our suffering in the camps doubles to the point of despair of the possibility of life. These are scenes we see daily on television screens, but their aggravation has turned them into ordinary scenes that do not stir feelings. Therefore, the bombing continues without stopping, and the occupation forces do not find themselves required to stop their practices. Scenes that no longer stir human feelings, especially among politicians who consider them “necessary damages of war.” We hope that the human conscience will awaken from its slumber and rise up for the sake of the hungry in Gaza, and for the lives that are lost daily in the homes and tents that Israeli aircraft destroy without conscience. In the atmosphere of the birth of Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, the leaders and peoples of the West should follow his approach, which is characterized by love, mercy, and providing assistance without expectation, and in this spirit.

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