Apple macbook won't boot up and only fans running loud

Hi,
I am having a big problem in my laptop, it's not display anything, and when i press on power button only fans running aloud, and the charger, battery working!
please help me!

I live in Palestine
Unfortunately, we do not have an agent or a local Apple store.
do you help me identify the problem exactly?
thanks

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