Three Miracles in Gaza: Motherhood, Survival, and Love Under Siege

Three Miracles in Gaza

Motherhood, Survival, and Love Under Siege

By Esraa Samir Jaber Abu Asad

What does motherhood look like in a place where survival itself is uncertain?

In Three Miracles in Gaza, Esraa Samir Jaber Abu Asad shares her deeply personal story of becoming a mother to premature triplets - two daughters and a son - born into one of the most difficult humanitarian crises of our time.

Born at just 34 weeks during a period of severe famine and war, her babies - Janna, Jomana, and Jawad - entered the world fragile yet full of life. From their first moments in the neonatal unit to the daily reality of raising three infants amid displacement, poverty, and airstrikes, Esraa's journey is one of unimaginable strength.

Through her own words, she invites readers into her world:

- Sleepless nights caring for three crying babies at once

- The fear of not being able to provide milk, diapers, and medicine

- The heartbreak of displacement and unsafe shelter

- The emotional toll on parents trying to protect their children

- The quiet, sacred moments of love that make survival possible

Yet even in the darkest conditions, Esraa's voice carries hope.

She dreams of safety.

Of peace.

Of a future where her children can laugh, play, and grow without fear.

This book is more than a testimony - it is a living record of motherhood under siege, and a reminder that behind every headline are real families fighting to survive.

All proceeds from this book support the family directly through grassroots mutual aid.

By reading, sharing, and supporting, you become part of their story - and part of their survival.

Because sometimes, the most powerful thing we can do...

is witness each other's humanity.