My name is Soliman. I live with my family in a simple tent. The war has taken away our safety, our home, and our stability — but it has not taken away our humanity or our belief in each other.

My sister Montaha has been fighting illness for a while, and we are doing everything we can to secure her medication so she can breathe easier and recover, God willing.

But our struggle isn’t just ours… The children in the surrounding tents are suffering too:

Harsh cold, broken toys, and little faces searching for a moment of joy or something warm to hold onto.

That’s why I refuse to give up.

I want — as much as I can — to raise enough funds to:

• Buy Montaha’s medicine
• Bring warmth and joy to the children: small gifts, blankets, a little candy to remind them what childhood feels like

Every step you take makes a real difference.

A small donation can bring a big smile.

It can help Montaha breathe without pain…

And give a child a moment of happiness that helps them forget the wounds of war.

We are trying to live… to smile despite everything…

Trying to tell life: we are still capable of love.

✋🏻🤍 Help us bring warmth this winter

Every contribution means life… means new hope.

🔗 Donation Link:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/surviving-an-onslaught