Rebuild Life After War for WATEEN & MARYAN

In the heart of Gaza, my family once thrived, surrounded by the warmth of home and the laughter of loved ones. But in an instant, our world was shattered by the deafening roar of missiles and the devastating loss of family members. These are the words of , a mother whose life was torn apart by the horrors of war. "After my sister and her young daughter were martyred when their home was bombed with missiles; I was in great shock from losing them and from extreme panic. After that, my fear for my daughters, Wateen, and Maryan increased."

In the face of unimaginable grief and fear, my husband, Mohammed, made the harrowing decision to evacuate our daughters to safety, away from the chaos and destruction of Gaza. It was a journey marked by 170 days of relentless violence and uncertainty, but finally, they found refuge in Egypt. We did everything we could to evacuate them from Gaza, and that is what happened. Only my daughters and I traveled to Egypt.We lived here the most difficult days of our lives, as a mother caring for two daughters and shouldering their responsibilities without her husband by her side. 31 days after our arrival in Egypt, Mohammed was able to join us, thanks to your support and assistance.

Here is Mohammed's message to everyone: " I never imagined that I would have to leave my country... but I left to protect the lives of my two daughters. After 200 days of genocide, I was able to leave to join my daughters and my wife in Cairo, which they arrived 31 days before me. These days were the most difficult days of the war, not to see your daughters in the morning, Hugging them every day is something that is unbearable. The truth of the matter is that I have been in great shock since my arrival. I have forgotten what life is like. I can no longer bear to open my eyes in front of all this lighting in the streets and stores. Have you tried closing your eyes for an hour and then opening them in front of intense lighting? So what if you have not seen the light for more than 200 days? I was shocked that there are people who eat, drink, go to work, and return home to rest.. I doubted whether this was normal! Why are we subjected to a surly genocide , why do we not live our lives like other peoples, why were we forced to leave our country! We lost everything, in every sense of the word. We were separated from our fathers, mothers, and brothers. We lost our future, our beautiful memories, our homes, our jobs. We are now facing an unknown future, We stay here in Egypt unofficially, We have no right to obtain residency. We do not have The right to enroll our children in schools, or to treat them in hospitals, we must pay large sums of money to obtain our needs. We need your support that you have given us to rebuild the future of a family that lost everything because of the war, and the future of two girls who must start attending school, and they must have a good living environment."

But our journey to safety came at a heavy cost. Amidst the chaos of war, my husband and I lost our jobs but also home and car. We were left with nothing but rubble, our dreams shattered and our future uncertain. We lost everything, and we were left with nothing but rubble. We never imagined this happening to us even in our dreams. Now, in a foreign land where every expense feels like a mountain to climb, we faces the daunting task of rebuilding her family's life from scratch.

The cost of housing, medical treatment, and basic necessities weighs heavily on her shoulders, threatening to overwhelm her fragile hope. Life in Egypt is very expensive - house rent expenses, treatment expenses, food, and other expenses. But amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope. With your support, we can help our family find their footing once again. Your generous donations will provide us with the lifeline they so desperately need - a chance to rebuild, to heal, and to reclaim their future. Thank you for your kindness, your compassion, and your generosit