After the war, everything changed.
Homes destroyed.
Neighborhoods erased.
Families displaced overnight.
In Gaza, survival has replaced normal life.
And yet  Ramadan continues.
“But after the war… there was only destruction.
Homes were left in ruins.
The life we once had is gone.
We never thought we would lose our home.
The area we were living in… everything was lost.
You can see where we are now.
And even after all that, the illness, you can see what it has done to us too.
It’s a tragedy… a real tragedy.
There’s no water. No proper bathrooms. Nothing here in the camp.
We just try to get by…
What  can you ask from the world’s kind hearts?
All we ask… is that you look at the Palestinian people with mercy.
Come and see the Palestinian people for yourself.
The whole world… even the Arab countries, look at how they're living.
And where the Palestinians and the Gazaouis live"
Families are living in tents.
Children are getting sick.
There is limited clean water.
Basic sanitation is missing.
Ramadan does not pause the hardship.
They fast in displacement.
They pray in uncertainty.
They break their fast if there is food.
Ramadan is the month when deeds are multiplied.
But for families in Gaza, Ramadan is another month of survival.
This is our moment.
To answer their call for mercy.
To turn faith into action.
To ensure they are not forgotten.
They asked the world for mercy.
Let your Ramadan be the answer.
