

Aslaamwaalaukum
Good evening
Just when I was gaining courage. I broke right down when I heard my mother and family cry.
Millions of Gazans have remained without proper housing since the war, according to the United Nations. A sandstorm swept across Gaza on Saturday, slamming tents and other makeshift shelters with forceful gusts in an enclave where most of the population has been displaced by war.
I spend alot of time working hard to generate charity and income to help my family survive in inhumane conditions in a temporary tent in Gaza.
When something like this happens its devastating! The sand storm ruined everything. The children and adults are terrified of the wind and destruction of tents and belongings.
Now I have to collate charity to help them replace and fix the damage caused by the sand storm like the falling missiles and genocide wasn't enough to worry about.
I feel like I'm falling into a deep hole. I'm collapsing, falling apart, if you were in my place and this was your family? How would you feel? What would you do? I feel at my worst I wish for death for the first time. I can't bear the pain and suffering of my loved ones and people anymore.
So many of my friends, family and people in the area are reaching out to me for help. I told them I can not promise but will do my best to aid them in this difficult time. I will try to collect some charity and tell my brother once he receives the money to give it to the widows and needy.
I'm doing my best for the sake of Allah swt. I have been throughly transparent and honest with everyone about my life from the very first moment.
Please brothers and sisters help reach this campaign to 10,000 signatures. I want my case to go to parliament. I want the government to help save our family and the people of Gaza out from this evil horror.
Thank you for supporting me.
Kind regards
Hani Abualqaraya
Your brother from Gaza
Don't normalise living in a tent.
Don't normalise inhumane conditions.
Don't normalise mass starvation.
Don't normalise a genocide.
Don't normalise seeing our destruction and tears.
Don't normalise seeing us die.