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part of the home language is furious, getting a call from gaza, telling us another one of our loved ones has died on it. and in addition to the ones that are already morning, has the, the mobile phone and all of the children here are suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. and struggle with the anxiety, anxiety, depression, panic, attack call. the

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best of my bus and my taught to upload. and i had a restaurant in gaza city called all turkey. it was in the remote neighborhood, opposite the chief a hospital, especially if that was something kind of above we are in fairly well from the restaurant. we had a very nice life. i'd easy to use it. and we almost had lived in luxury in my the had the i have fond memories of the restaurant, which my father opened about 30 years ago to be yes. sort of getting your community served western and lo,

causing all kinds of dishonest as the everyone who visited gone. so got invited to the altar t as it was well known, trembling in the past that and how to do more destroyed all our dreams and even more we had a large restaurant and a small one got it. and the 1st restaurant was bombed by fighter planes. the 2nd was also destroyed. there's nothing less the somebody had the sort of memories and the photos of the car, all that remained of my life streams across the one in the on march, 2nd, with more raging, relentlessly. i managed to enter egypt and i have to look at it and that's when i 1st had the idea of opening a restaurant here. but i think i called it some pile remarks. i get

a man after the neighborhood in gaza, where i used to live there. you know what, month and then one second to you. so i'm ask you, been a probably mind the guest in this country and about so i feel i should work with locals within the hand of most of my staff are gibson, la, shifts the workers, the management personnel are all egyptian is out on the outside of 10 percent are gone and so we're living in egypt without a job, which is i guess they work as waiters and cleaners about that, but most of the staff are from egypt or minded se. hello, how are you? you remind me of concept as well. so the idea of what i know said the

of the small tubs, get up and have some milk. swish! well, you need to get on with your studies in washington, sort of hello. hello, my name is me. what does i'll ship by we? and i'm 14 years old, so i have like came to egypt on may 1st with my parents and my sister about how a lot of our on what the, on the 4th day of the war, there was an attack. this is our house of police with a long shot, so we fled, can have cause a compliment, how to the whole neighborhood was a hit by artillery grenay investments for you. that will show up the number for the most i've got we have lots of problems

when we were forced to go to southern gosh, and then how to pass through the net. so going to check the point that even let's my father was a team for 3 hours at all, but on can we then spend one week in the service? and of course there was a lot of industry and heartache there needs to be there. and that's by a spring by the light is in our names were added to the list of who was entitled to leave. uh we travel to egypt, viewed the rock of border crossing. we drove to cairo and finally arrive to turn you home. then the

last of the hardest thing is that we have lost too much of the most of whom and nor to live for the deluxe was the worst thing of the deep pockets have, has your modern or fairly a full for them. but also the out of here in each of the, in our lives have changed completely in gaza. we suffered a lot to leave because of the bombing several, several hope hunger and the destruction process to an absolute low point. we fly to egypt to save our lives. lot almost like control when a lot the part of that at the last year i presume my education the go to all as i sharif schools and i had like we enroll me there and go books article, but i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore and i get to, i'm in the 9th grade i came in, the summer bluff chalet to my

mental health. it sounds like it's all that. so thanks for the help of my parents. i'm doing better than that. when i wake up in the morning last i get home with my studies of things and then i catch up on the news, right as a do you need help the and asked me, so i my name is god. i founded the initiative all his grandson's,

but the fact that helps children from kaiser who live in cairo and more with you know, more about that our initiative has been going to be learning and healing and emotional development. i told him that i said wouldn't move the quiet down now we're all going to tell me so we don't disturb the teacher. okay. # the level of wilson that we reached out to parents and created a platform for where we asked parents what they want it from this initiative. but the so that we can best serve them in terms of education. most families requested that their children complete the palestinian curriculum as their goal is not to stay in egypt permanently,

but to return to gaza. unique. and they don't want their children to miss the school year on. so a lot of games as they are in the file and no i zoom size is still not able to the a side that doesn't. our amazon proves their reading and writing skills and their standards of education generally, although english software is teaching you things online, how to build characters and then move them around as we want. so that kind of in addition to the school education that the parents also want us to help the children with their fears and anxieties, finishing the handle. so the, especially because of the children's behavior has changed as a result of the war to all eat. there often are difficult and struggle with mental health issues. they of the so we witnessed a lot of things we had things outside our home for 5 days while we were inside

one of the houses where we stayed with sit on fire. these railways announced by a loud speaker that they were going to bomb the sunshine neighborhood, and that it had to be evacuated. we thought that we were sick because we were inside tune, but after 5 days they started bombing us. fair to everything was on fire, including my uncle's warehouse. so we sled running out into the street and kennedy was unimaginable for me. i got you all squared. yes, my uncle and my cousins, all of us. if someone in finance initiative ourselves, i'll be that's my husband, my friends, and myself, and in my care, we raised the money and created this place whether this and see what was one of the reasons why it's so successful and doesn't need a lot of funding. and what is because we're all volunteers calling with the scene and all saying, and that's the teachers and psychologists who treat the children don't charge the

what we currently have a 120 volunteers. how many male, are she with of the one i felt like the whole the thing i lost 2 of my brothers. all that one was 23 years old. the other was 21. these really army and visit the altar raj and now to

fuss. neighbor who does, would prefer the outlet and wait for them to follow because the full, the house has bomb. well holy, my brothers, my cousin and my uncles were also inside possible that we were told about their desk. i was wondering, can you, we'd only be in contact with them 5 minutes earlier telling us that when the news was a shot coming up, when we return to the police, i know it was another shot confessional. so a lot of were still suffering from the trauma. i didn't say i still can't believe their dead going to what they were my 2 big brothers who look type for me. this actually in the evening guys, it was a difficult decision. so the bomb, our whole life was there and this well, and when i grew up there, i went to school there. well, the teen years. and it's one of those i should be able to bypass your cell as well as our relatives are still there. one of the it wasn't easy, 9 i freshman of it down and what goes cielo pride when we cross the border in north

and i'm looking at them. we can lease or go back with. that'd be say what it was, the national loss and. ready had to run away like not to say yes, isn't how this is the 3rd, one of the type of experience will differ minus the worst of all and then okay. yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and it's cost, unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fall my way of alarm. put them on the front of the house. my gracious fever is getting a call from guys calling us another one of our loved ones has died. in addition to the ones we're already morning. and i know you may not be having shower you honey. i'm so worried about you. how's the food situation in the north? did they send you aid or has nothing changed since we last called several of them?

please try to get in touch if you can. most of the cost of them, once they have internet, she'll get the messages and reply down and get the product. and how are you doing on t? we heard that was a bomb attack and what i hope you're ok, the ocean with us on my and we're in touch with the relatives that are still in gaza. so we have a lot of families there and that is my grandma uncles. and so i'm gonna pull something out and we try to reach them, but it depends on the conditions and the people. it's hard for them to find an internet connection, the net. so we don't always know what's going on. the 4th level on the

subject of the war began on october 7th, but it became more violent by the day. we don't have to exactly one week. our neighborhood became very dangerous, and the army said we had to leave it. and it wasn't the plumbing in the bottom, so can look. so that's what we did after a week of war, we had to leave our home and on october, 13th or 14 days to clarify with displace today or of a loss on how to and stayed there for a short time. if you actually then it was sent to one unit as a but then the army told us that we had to leave han units and go to roughly about mccann yet. but we moved from one place to another on the orders of the is really army of

the outside, but it was all more difficult than any one could have imagined. oh no, but the easy didn't much. we didn't even have bread to eat when that comes up as long as you would. and each time we moved up to the next place of the conditions, got worse, and nobody until we had neither food nor water understood what we had to drink. so he can modern match for you and mine, you know up to it, should it be the it was looked by and i was mentally exhausted. so i decided to leave garza lesson. i contacted my brother to initiate the exit procedure and that was the arrange to through the american embassy. and then we were able to travel, have now been active associates to my daughters are married and i took them all with me to egypt as well as my married son. and my brother's family died some time ago in

a cabinet what content the time of the trip. and i have the whole family with making a part of my and we live in johnson with about 50 to 60 people that will give some sort of a larry. and then yes, the subject line that anyone who can leads guns is, has to be cut into short, but we still felt the wounded machine. we escaped with our lives as it hadn't been in because that is close to everyone's heart disease. and then we still have other relatives and loved ones there that many my brother is there. and if and going through the embassies, it takes time before they allow their nationals to leave. the country have no way that's so sad to hear that. how are you otherwise, different though, they just bought a limited unit assignment. every time i get a call from casa, i fear they'll tell me about another disaster because they get maybe someone has been killed or replaced nearby bomb to pass the people. they are totally exhausted . to the notary that that bad. yeah. the i'd be happy to help you with anything you need. i'm just glad you're ok. god bless you. god bless you.

tell me what you need. you can just tell me ok, let's use our mouse, mom. and then how many from somebody who have around 320 children, they're suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. they have depression and anxiety, panic attacks in the holes. the instead of it said that would help the kids to heal by building a safe place for them that yes, we can do right. the way that we work, building this environment and then a more direct way involves a group therapy sessions with a specialist and art therapy. my like mean that's very important, mentor, that as soon as she gets done, would that be seidel or there's something on strong trips for me to express their sadness and anger as they began to without that anger from deep inside of them, they became stronger. and also had a loss of loved ones and the destruction,

the experience made them angry from which are. but as soon as they started drawing, they became calmer. the the time that i liked the stars and drawing drama therapy and music are all important. we call what we said, we have a music teacher from gaza, you dress and palestinian culture and traditions of the me see how we came in. and we also offer exercise courses that help to alleviate the children's depression and apathy and keep them active. a chemicals into smoke? any children loves sports in the shape. okay. that will let be. should be able to get better the

not to be a school principal. it adds a tune and gaza at the hours for con elementary school. see if you're not that it had a daughter and 3 son, and while lead mohammed and more to us on how my god called while lead mohammed to himself helping us before. what do you tell me? i talked about, canceled me for those uh, i used to own a boat printing shop last night to be focused on fires and then deluxe to the computer. i have lost everything in the middle of sort of the store. yeah. my car, my house and all of our money so, so you know, sort of today this sudden the cool no more than that. you will have come.

so we came to egypt on may 1st. so now we're slowly. we started to resume our lives . the kids began adapting to live here level flight, which has has started to get better. he used to be so fearful. some theater has to go up. a danny steve, i yeah. there were days when he just used to sleep with his face pressed into the sofa cushions, wistful, but whenever he heard funding, she would run into that room. the short members will lock the door. i'm so tired from running errands today. it's very warm. it's 39 degrees outside for some of the same situation is very difficult, but thank god my brother and jordan is helping us base everything in egypt is okay, but it's not like being in your own um community so. so we live in a rented apartment to you, which adds to on our expensive, they've been, they've got to have the most lovely. if can you offer them not to do it?

i mean, we're grateful to egypt into the kind people of this nation who are hosting off. i like to modify them. i'm not sure of been well trying to emigrate to canada. so i'm looking at the, the evidence enough. i you asked me if i'm scared. yes. i am at, but did i have to start over again from scratch prior to my whole life and gone? so it was last. did you attend? now i'm here and worried about the future. i don't know what will happen. see if

the, the, the charlie, obviously, i hope the world will end and that we can return home. but what will i do there if it takes a long time to rebuild concept, we're even after the war ended and that it will still take 2 years just to get things started. a 17. i've been with this, i'm on the, from a pad. where is this more leading, or when will it end? or is there a scene individual who can bring a stop to this war or not? the

1st thing this goes on, the people, the schools are me, my friend and the people in our neighborhood, everything. how do you know what has left here on this? i want to become a doctor to help my people if another war break, so which i hope it wouldn't. but i want to be a doctor. i mean, i'd like to complete my studies in gaza. the actual stuff, i hope that let me return to god the thing will go back to the way it was that see it had little to be like it was before the war. just any mechanic that we can return home and build and i want to be de la. well, yeah. and it looks like we used to modify the way the only it's in my hope is that the children can feel how much we loved them. they

have very simple that we have not let them down enough know that were sad and angry on their behalf homes. and does that. we want to do every waiting for the to well, my others here are surprised not me and asked me, how can i neglect your own life like this is thought of totally into is a slip to high ethic, but i feel that what i'm off, i'm going to be movies to, to do that, and then i get the the

say i or it's enough for me that these children feel safe am and, and that's funny because know that they are loved man will have something less because the

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