„Ich lebe in Gaza – ich vertraue Trump nicht, aber sein Friedensplan könnte funktionieren“

Gazans have a message for [Donald Trump](https://inews.co.uk/topic/donald-trump?ico=in-line_link): We are asking him to be serious and complete his plan, stop the war and end the suffering.

The plan is not entirely good, but its goal is good: to stop the war on [Gaza](https://inews.co.uk/news/five-missing-pieces-trump-gaza-peace-plan-experts-3960218?ico=in-line_link). We’re concerned about the seriousness of its implementation and are following the negotiations closely, hoping they will succeed this time.

The positive thing is Trump’s interest and insistence on stopping the war; what happens in the coming days will confirm the truth of what is being said in the media.

Do I trust him? No, he is crazy. You can’t predict what he will say or do. But the people of Gaza have been waiting for this plan since the beginning of the war. This plan is the dream of every citizen.

For two years, everyone has been asking me, “Are you alive?”

I answer, “Yes,” but mentally and psychologically, I have been dead since the war began.

First, [I was displaced from my home](https://inews.co.uk/news/world/850-tent-gaza-city-residents-cant-afford-flee-israeli-offensive-3896549?ico=in-line_link) and had to leave everything I loved behind. Next: pain, hunger, bombing, killing, and destruction.

In two years, I have not experienced one good moment.

I would need long books to describe [every moment I have lived through](https://inews.co.uk/news/world/hunger-killing-us-gaza-worst-phase-yet-3823372?ico=in-line_link). It’s an experience I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy.

Missiles fall without anyone knowing who they will hit. Any movement requires extreme caution, fear of death and never returning to family.

Since the war began, I’ve made it a habit to inform my family of every move I make. I want them to know where I am, so that if they hear news of a bombing in the area, they’ll come to me.