an you clean families and children who live in Gaza make collected of 250,000 US$ Hello, my name is Mimi, I am looking for support to get family out of Gaza. They have endured treacherous conditions and unimaginable hardships for almost three months. Every day that they remain in Gaza, the terrifying reality is that they will not survive the next bombing. As conditions worsen and their lives are threatened daily, this is an urgent plea for help. Despite the relentless bombardment and devastation, they have embodied resilience and strength in the face of these hardships. family They suffer from hunger, no clean water, no electricity, no internet, and inadequate medical care since the beginning of October. They have witnessed destruction and death around them, heard the constant explosions of bombs day and night, had white phosphorus rained down on them and lost every last thing they own. That’s in addition to the emotional and psychological tolls that they can recoup. I am reaching out to raise money that will enable them to escape these disastrous conditions. The goal is to move them to a safer place outside of Gaza and away from imminent danger. They are asked to pay about $7,000 per person to leave Gaza. This support involves more than just financial support. It is solidarity, compassion for Sharearound them, heard the constant explosions of bombs day and night, were exposed to white phosphorus falling on them and lost every thing they owned. That's in addition to the emotional and psychological toll from which they may never recover. I am reaching out to raise money that will enable them to escape these disastrous conditions. The goal is to move them to a safer place outside of Gaza and away from imminent danger. Your support means more than just financial support. It is solidarity, compassion in the face of injustice, humanity and a commitment to preserving human life. I am humbly asking you to help me help my family get to safety. I also ask you to share their story and stand with them in the darkest time of their lives