Help my brother’s family to have a secure life

I'm Anas Diab of Gaza, a 31-year-old civilian engineer living in Russia right now. My 32-year-old brother, Mohammed Diab, is a civilian engineer like me, married to Summer Mahina, 23, and has three little children: Sarah, Sama, and Ahmed.

My family and I were able to leave Gaza during the war via the Russian Embassy because my wife owned it, but I was unable to help my brother in leaving this dangerous war. I left Gaza with my mind still in it due to my deep concern and fear for my brother and his family.

My brother lived in a beautiful house that he and his family owned, and he has now moved away from his house, which had all of his beautiful memories, as well as his warm abode, which protected them from the cold of winter and the heat of summer.

From a large house to a small tent of nylons and some cloth on the side of the street, a tent that cannot protect them from anything, neither shelling nor cold, winter rains or summer heat; they wake up drowning in the rain in the winter and sweating in the summer; every day, he strives to secure clean water, food, and electricity for themselves, but most of the time he fails.

Muhammad's three children lost the opportunity to complete their studies and live a beautiful, generous, and enjoyable life like the rest of the world's children:

Sarah, his 8-year-old daughter;

Sama, his 7-year-old daughter;

and Ahmed, his baby who began speaking for the first time.

They witnessed horrific events in Gaza as a result of the 7 October war.

My brother's family miraculously survived this war, which is still ongoing after 180 days, and I can't stop worrying about my brother and his family.

I humbly request your help in saving my brother Muhammad and his family from this injurious war. The expense of travelling to Egypt ranges between $5,000 and $6,000 per person, and I lack any means of support.

My friends, I hope you can help me by donating and sharing their story because it will make a difference.

Only you can safeguard my brother and his family. I thank you, everyone, from the bottom of my heart for sharing and reading our story.

I wish they could have a life as beautiful and normal as everyone else in this world. Thank you.