The fight for survival continues. One could almost speak of a standstill. Nothing is improving. Nothing is changing. The people around us are becoming fewer and fewer. Starvation is being systematically used against those who are still alive.
Many or almost all of my family members, like the rest of the people in Gaza, suffer from multiple diseases.

There are currently many aid organisations that take seriously ill and seriously injured children from Gaza and treat them abroad. But the number of children who have been rescued is extremely small.

My niece Tasneem, daughter of my sister Manal, suffers from a tumour on her neck that threatens her life if it is not surgically removed.

It may sound paradoxical and unbelievable, but this tumour could be her salvation!
Because of this tumour, she is one of the seriously ill children who can be saved by the aid organisation and can be treated abroad.

As the German saying goes: luck in misfortune

Unbelievable but true !!! 🤯

A sick or injured child can save himself and part of his family.

We are waiting to hear back from the aid organisation as to when Tasneem, accompanied by her mother and her little brother Ammar and Abdelaziz, will be allowed to leave Gaza.
But her father and the 2 older brothers are not allowed to travel with her.

Nevertheless, this would be the first light in the darkness of this misery, even though it separates the family and they may never meet again.

But our hope and faith in God is greater and pray that they all and the rest of the family can soon live together in peace, freedom and health.