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protests are nice, but you must destabilize the economy and make these institutions feel materially threatened at some point. there's a reason in iraq they could kick saudi news stations out, and in greece communists could stop an arms shipment.

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Every so often I think about how israelis had a literal music festival on the outskirts of Gaza and no one thought to question it at all. It pisses me off still that no one thinks that it's wrong for the prison guards and their family+friends to have a party right outside the prison they made.

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Support My Family Journey to Safety and Peace

✅ Verified campaign – please check the end of the story 🔍📌

🚨 🚨Urgent Appeal 🚨🚨

My name is Jaber Al-Haj, a graduate with honors in Applied Chemistry. I currently reside in Kuwait, but my heart and thoughts are constantly with my family, who remain in Gaza amidst the ongoing war and devastation. My wife, Muna, and our 2-year-old son, Hashem, live under the constant threat of violence and uncertainty. Every day, I worry about their safety and well-being, and my greatest wish is to bring them to Kuwait, where they can find peace, security, and a fresh start.

After graduating, I started a small cleaning products business in Gaza with my brother, Aboud. We built a modest lab from scratch, and over time, it became a stable source of income for our family. We dreamed of expanding and creating more opportunities, but our hopes were shattered when relentless airstrikes destroyed everything we had built, reducing our lab and future to rubble.

The war didn’t just take away our business; it also separated me from my family. It has been over a year since I’ve seen my wife and child in person. Unable to travel back to Gaza, I feel helpless being so far away from them during these difficult times. Despite all my efforts, it has been equally challenging to bring them to Kuwait, where I could offer them the safety and stability they so desperately need.

The Goal of This Campaign:

I am aiming to raise $29,000 to help bring my wife, Muna, and our son, Hashem, from Gaza to Kuwait, reuniting us and ensuring their safety far from the dangers of war. The funds will also help me rebuild our business in Gaza with my brother, Aboud, by securing a new location, purchasing equipment, and restarting production—giving us a chance to restore our livelihoods and hope for the future

👉 Donation link: https://gofund.me/b8dbbb43

Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and for standing with us during this challenging time.

Warm regards, Jaber Al-Haj

✅✅ This Campaign 🔍Vetted by @90-ghost here 🔍Vetted by association in this post

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Original tweet

71% of the goal has been reached as if 11/20/2024! Let’s keep this momentum going! ❤️❤️❤️

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Stand with Alaa: A Family's Fight for Survival

Hello Everyone,

I am Alaa from the war-torn Gaza. I am reaching out to seek your help in taking care of my family amidst the hardships of war. I am a husband and father of two beautiful kids, 3-year old Ayman and 6-year old Maram. My beloved wife, Sahar, is pregnant, and so our family is soon expecting a new member, filling our hearts with joy and concern.

Before the war disrupted our lives, I worked tirelessly as a translator at the public secter and as a freelancer. I took on multiple jobs to ensure my children had everything they desired. I was proud of my achievements both in my career and as a father. However, when the war began, everything changed.

A year ago, we were forced to leave our home in search of safety, leaving behind not only our belongings but also the stability we once knew. We lost everything—our clothes, mattresses, and my laptops. With my job gone and limited access to the internet, I’ve been unable to continue my freelance work.

Now, I find myself in a desperate situation. The cost of living has skyrocketed due to the ongoing blockade, making it impossible for me to afford even the most basic necessities for my children. Simple things like winter clothes and mattresses have become luxuries we can’t afford.

As we prepare to welcome our new baby, I feel an overwhelming sense of worry. I cannot provide for this little one as I wish to—I can’t buy a cradle, baby clothes, or even diapers. The price of a single bag of diapers is around $70—ten times what it should be. Additionally, Sahar needs essential nutrients and vitamins to ensure her health and the health of our baby.

As a father, my heart aches for my children. I worry constantly about their safety and future amid this relentless turmoil. If you can find it in your heart to help us during this difficult time, I would be eternally grateful. Your support could make a profound difference in our lives and help me provide for my family.

✅️ My campaign is vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #252 ) ✅️

Thank you for taking the time to read our story. Your kindness means the world to us.

Warm regards,

Alaa

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In case you're wondering how responsible the US is for every murdered child, aid worker, and civilian in Palestine, it's 70%.

It's as much an American genocide as an Israeli one.

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14 year old ahmed waleed is in gaza and has to start a new fundraiser because he is unable to contact the person who was organising his previous gofundme. he is starting a new fundraiser from scratch. he needs to buy a tent as his current one is torn and cannot protect him from the cold and winter has started in gaza.

his fundraiser has been verified and is number 167 on el-shab-hussein and nabulsi's list of verified fundraisers. you can help him by donating or sharing his fundraiser. you can read his story in his own words here.

donate here || @ahmadwaleed555

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Israel destroyed all the infrastructure and importantly the vegetation in Gaza. Without vegetation to soak up the rain, and with plenty of uplifted ground, people in Gaza are dealing with flooding and mudslides. Trash has piled up and with no toilet facilities disease has affected every person. Now entering into the raining season people have to worry about perpetually wet feet, and cold wet nights, making illness and sleep deprivation even worse if that’s even possible.

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"I know people in Palestine are being tortured, bombed and slaughtered, I just don't want to see it" is an unforgivable statement, and yet too many people, Americans in particular, are comfortable with saying it. Especially given that, apart from Israel, this is America's genocide. 70%.

If you aren't protesting this, if you aren't even showing a sliver of care, then no. You don't get to pretend you're a good person.

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The Amsterdam situation is very revealing in how many propagandists talk about attacks on Israelis. To them, Israelis are just Jews irregardless of any context preceding or following said attack. They could be IDF soldiers and it’ll still be characterised as “Jews.” But these same people have no problem characterising Palestinians as either “Arabs” (interchangeable with other Arabs), “terror supporters/sympathisers” or “Hamas,” that’s why they have no sympathy towards innocent Palestinians in Gaza because something something Hamas. They don’t see Palestinians as human beings. On the other hand, you could be a genocidal Israeli provocateur and still be portrayed as the “victim” in the situation. Regardless of your thoughts on the Amsterdam situation, this is a fact.

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It's with a heavy but hopeful heart that I watch Palestinian families fundraise on here, slowly accumulating the precious little money to go around that they need to survive. However, not everyone is so lucky. A lot of Palestinians that have not had that kind of luck, that did not get early verification, that did not get massive platforms behind them from large bloggers, have approached me in my inbox, asking me kindly to do what I can for them. It kills me that I have so little to give myself, but I've seen this platform collectively raise enough to change someone's life. I've made a list of Palestinian fundraisers that are extremely low on funds, in the hope that drawing attention to people who have not been lucky at all can help turn that luck around. I know most of us can't possibly give enough to get all of these families safe in one go. But please, reblog this list. Pick one or two fundraisers, give what you can, and then keep track of it. Slowly, collectively, we can make a difference in these people's lives. Share and donate as much as you can.

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A massacre by israeli occupation. 50 martyrs, dozens injured, and missing, in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza.

Many massacres have occurred in the last 24 hours.

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Israeli attacks across Lebanon have killed at least 3,102 people and injured 13,819 since October last year, according to Lebanon’s Ministry of Health. Since the genocide in Gaza began, Israel has also been at war with the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah, which is an ally of the Palestinian group Hamas, and expresses solidarity with the people in Gaza.

Continue Reading.

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Why are blocking people so fucking SLOW with this fuckass website

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every US president is a war criminal Trump being a felon is just fitting for the job if we are honest and the yanquis acting horrified about it just shows how they don't see the lives of those in the global south as having equal value