I am Amir Abu Al-Sabh, a resident of northern Gaza. I recount my harrowing experience of fleeing repeated threats and bombardment over several months. After the neighborhood was hit by white phosphorus bombs, my family and I fled to my aunt’s house, only to be displaced again within a week. Moving between different areas, including Al-Shifa Hospital, Khan Younis and Rafah, we endured six displacements in total due to ongoing military threats and ground invasions. Throughout this period, we faced horrific conditions, including lack of shelter, food, water and harsh weather. Despite assistance from UNRWA, our suffering continued. Now, having lost everything, I am left with my wife and three children, Omar, Seela and baby Mila, begging for help on a journey of resilience and hardship, trying to survive poverty and helplessness and rebuild our lives.