Hello! I am Wesam, 28 years old. I used to live in the heart of the Gaza Strip, where the horizon is drawn by a turbulent sea and the domes of densely packed houses. Years ago, I started my journey from scratch as a sales employee, and then my ambition became greater. Thanks to God, I started importing and selling goods, and I established my own warehouse that housed the goods I carefully collected to secure my future and the future of my family. I worked hard until I had my own company, and every day I felt that I was taking a step towards more success.

Despite all the challenges I faced in Gaza, I always found a way to overcome crises. My business flourished, and I began to be known among merchants and customers by my good reputation. But the war, which had always threatened us, stormed my life on a day I did not expect.

On a fateful morning, the sirens went off, and then I heard the sound of bombing. In moments, everything had changed. The warehouse I had built stone by stone was destroyed, and my company, which I had worked to develop for years, disappeared among the rubble. I stood in front of the store, the scene before me was unbelievable: the shelves of goods in which I had placed all my hopes became empty and burned, and everything I had collected from the fatigue of the years was lost in a moment.

Today, I stand on the ruins of what was my livelihood and my family's livelihood, and all I need is help to be able to stand again, although it is difficult for me to find myself asking for help. But I no longer have anything, but I still have hope and will. I am now looking for support from you, from everyone who can extend a helping hand to me, whether it is material or moral support, to start over.

I know that life is full of challenges, but I believe that hope can be born from the midst of destruction, and that with your help and support I will be able to rebuild my future and my family's. Every help, no matter how small, will make a big difference in my life. I ask you to stand by me in this difficult moment that I do not wish anyone to be in so that I can rebuild what the war destroyed.