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We are honored to support Noor, Ahmed, and Majed. Get to know their families and see how you can help.

Giving directly to Noor, Ahmed, and Majed is the most immediate and supportive way to help them survive. It also helps to alleviate some of the burden on the few organizations actually able to have an impact in Gaza and Palestine.

Most importantly, it gives people the dignity and respect that they deserve to make their own choices. Mutual aid is not hierarchical, it is an affirming act of solidarity with our friends.

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Noor, Mohammed, Wateen & Majed

Noor is a 24 year old mother of two young children. She graduated on October 3rd, 2023 with a degree in English from Al-Aqsa University. Her husband had a good job at a factory, and they lived in a nice home in Khan Younis, which has been completely destroyed.

They have a daughter Wateen who is two and a half and a son Majed who is just over a year. They have been displaced multiple times, and now live in a tent in Abasan.

They also care for Mohammed’s elderly parents. They are wonderful parents trying to provide for their children in dire circumstances.

Ahmed, Hanaa, Habeeba & Asmahan

Ahmed worked as an electrician. His wife Hanaa has a degree in English, and they have two beautiful daughters Habeeba and Asmahan.

They are displaced in Deir Al Balah and live in a tent. Recently, Ahmed’s family has experienced very hard times. His father was killed several weeks ago, and recently they found out that their four year old daughter Habeeba is suffering from severe health issues.

Ahmed has spent the last year trying to support others in Gaza, delivering money or aid to others in need. He has told me that he feels this is his duty and calling to help others despite trying to support his family under incredibly difficult circumstances.

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Dr. Majed Jaber

Dr. Majed Jaber had graduated from medical school, and planned to match for his residency in the UK.

Instead, he has spent the last year volunteering in hospitals specifically in the ER and ICU. He currently works at the European Gaza Hospital in Khan Younis, where he records and publishes videos on his Instagram for the world about the situation in Gaza, especially from a medical perspective. He has been interviewed and/or published in The Washington Post, New York Times, and Al Jazeera.

He cares for his family of 10 people and others in their camp in Al-Mawasi, all while working tirelessly as a volunteer doctor.