Save Muhammad and his Family
United States
My name is Robert Landi and I am a music teacher from Philly. I have been friends with the Al Zaty family online for almost nine months, and I am starting this campaign on behalf of Muhammad Al Zaty, here is his story:
Hello friends, I am Muhammad, 28 years old. I want your help and support. My work has stopped because of the war, and I need money to continue my life and be able to buy necessities. I also want to travel outside Gaza to work and meet my friends. The situation here is very bad in Gaza. In addition, I volunteered to work at the beginning of the war. What is happening in Gaza is difficult to describe, as if we are in a horror movie. I cannot describe it. Every day there is worse news than the one before. Every day we are shocked by the news of someone’s martyrdom, or exposed to moments of terror, saying, “I am the one who will die now.” This has happened to me about 3 times. We were displaced every time in a tent in a different place. There were not enough clothes to protect us from the cold. Our memories and our home were all bombed. I cannot explain more because I was affected and began to remember those terrible days.
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United States
My name is Robert Landi and I am a music teacher from Philly. I have been friends with the Al Zaty family online for almost nine months, and I am starting this campaign on behalf of Muhammad Al Zaty, here is his story:
Hello friends, I am Muhammad, 28 years old. I want your help and support. My work has stopped because of the war, and I need money to continue my life and be able to buy necessities. I also want to travel outside Gaza to work and meet my friends. The situation here is very bad in Gaza. In addition, I volunteered to work at the beginning of the war. What is happening in Gaza is difficult to describe, as if we are in a horror movie. I cannot describe it. Every day there is worse news than the one before. Every day we are shocked by the news of someone’s martyrdom, or exposed to moments of terror, saying, “I am the one who will die now.” This has happened to me about 3 times. We were displaced every time in a tent in a different place. There were not enough clothes to protect us from the cold. Our memories and our home were all bombed. I cannot explain more because I was affected and began to remember those terrible days.
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