Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

A person is wretched. After seeing the good life, a happy and comfortable life, to go back to square one.

The Palestinian people are suffering, suffering, suffering in the Gaza Strip.

They’re suffering terribly, my friend. Homes were demolished, clothes were burned, money was burned, everything was burned.

A person’s whole life of hard work and effort was lost.

They ended up back at square one, or worse.

Because it’s psychological pain. We’re dealing with very, very serious mental illnesses.

I am Abdullah Muhammad Saber. That’s a combination of my father’s name.

Abdullah Ayoub. My family is originally from Dar al-Sab‘ in al-Kafrana.

I traveled to Egypt after getting a bachelor’s degree in engineering.

I earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering, majoring in mechanical engineering.

Power. Power Station. Of course, the things we need here are things every family needs, for us and our children, whether kitchen supplies or aid, food, meals, or anything you can provide as assistance, because we have children.

My message to the world is that whoever can help with anything will find it, God willing, multiplied on the Day of Judgment.

Terribly compounded because our circumstances are difficult.

To the greatest extent. And we hope peace will prevail all over the world.

And enough of these wars that destroy, cause losses, and ruin everything.

May God reward everyone who is able to help.

And may God bless those who can't, too. And, God willing, they will be among those who help.

May He keep the evil of war away from us and them.