#Nabil's Instagram

[isupportzaynxliamxziam]

Thursday, 11 May 2017

The Australian-American film and music video director and photographer Nabil Elderkin posts a photo of him and Zayn

credits: Nabil's Instagram

[anti-ao3]

Palestinians/Gazans that have reached out to me today (September 5th)

Check my other lists under the #fundraiser list tag (also includes lists by other users).

Please donate if you can, any amount will make a difference.

Mohammad, Amir and Taim's father, and Rana's husband (@mohmedsalama; @rana994): kr16,778 SEK/kr200,000 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS; HAS NOT BEEN RECEIVING MANY DONATIONS). Currently unvetted, but seems legitimate.

Amal Ghilan (@amalgheelan): $1,105 USD/$50,000 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS!). Vetted by association through @eslamfamily1, and #175 on the Bees & Watermelons spreadsheet.

Haneen and Mohammad (@haneenmohamaad): €647/€25,000 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS!). Vetted by 90-ghost.

Mohammed Almadhoun (@savepalestineinfamily19; previously eazeldin, which was shadowbanned): €6,887/€50,000 (VERY LOW ON FUNDS!). Instagram account. Shared by Tumblr user transmutationisms.

Mohammed Nabil Alanqar (@mohammednfamily): €15/€30,000 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS!). GFM seems new and is currently unvetted, but seems legitimate.

Intisar Abu Shammaleh (@bshaeromars-blog): $16,778 USD/$40,000. #231 in the vetted fundraiser list.

Aseel Asad (@aseelo680): $20,281 USD/$50,000; asks at least $20 from each person if possible. Vetted by 90-ghost and nabulsi. Friend of @mohiy-gaza (source).

Sameer Al Khadi (@sameer-gaza1): $4,244 USD/$50,000 (VERY LOW ON FUNDS!). Vetted by association, also friend of @mohiy-gaza.

Eman Abosedo (@emanabosedo): $475 USD/$50,000 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS!). Vetted by association.

Ahmed Basil, Osama Basil's brother (@ahmed--basil; @osamabasilps): €2,533/€15,000 (LOW ON FUNDS!).

Falestine Yousef (@falestine-yousef): $19,112 USD/$40,000. Vetted by 90-ghost. There are other campaigns by the family, here's a more detailed post.

Kareem (@kareeem-sd): €2,151/€50,000 (VERY LOW ON FUNDS!). Asks at least €20 or €25 if possible. Not yet verified, but seems legitimate.

Abdallah Sweissi (@a6h16): €45/€49,200 (EXTREMELY LOW ON FUNDS!). Currently unvetted, both blog and GFM are new, but seems legitimate.

[thetasteofolives]

Hi friends!

I will tell you about a girl, Reemas (14 yo), that's trying to help her family to evacuate the strip and help her mother, that has breast cancer and unfortunately cannot get the treatment needed for her condition. I am communicating with her almost everyday through Instagram (and with also her brothers, Mamhoud and Mohammed Khalil), and their campaign is not growing at all in these months.

It would make a HUGE difference if you can help them, even with a small amount.

I usually donate them regularly but I cannot afford all their expenses (I wish I could, really). So, I will leave their links in this post so you can reach out for them and try to help, as much as you can.

Here are the links (Reemas):

(Mahmoud's):

(Mohammed):

https://gofund.me/31fa9d5a

Every cent is worth, even just a share can make a HUGE difference in their situation.

THANK YOU!

@90-ghost

@thedigitalbard @fundraise-blog @gofundmereach-blog @determinate-negation @gaza-donation-spread @autisticmudkip

[probablyasocialecologist]

The pictures of premature infants at al-Shifa hospital wrapped in foil and blankets after their incubators lost power during the siege. The babies at al-Nasr hospital whose bodies were found decomposing on hospital beds after a forced evacuation. The emaciated figure and wide eyes of Yazan al-Kafarna, a Palestinian child with cerebral palsy who died of hunger and malnutrition in Rafah. And just as haunting, the pictures of life in Gaza before October 7 that capture just how much has been lost: stretches of highway running along the beach at sunset, beautiful buildings lit up at night, couples dancing, libraries, cafés, frescoes, kitchen interiors, people smiling in restaurants, flowers, trees. “The memories brought up on your smartphone return you for a moment to your past life, to its atmosphere of ease and the embrace of friends,” writes Sarah Aziza’s cousin Nabil S. in a letter from Gaza, published in Mizna, describing what it’s like to look at photos from before the bombardment. “It is as if this forgotten life now presses itself upon us against our will — for these pictures are all that remain of our family and loved ones. Only photos, for us to weep and lament over, for we locked the doors tightly when we left our homes. We left with the keys in our hands.” We are not used to this — not to the gruesomeness, the ceaselessness, the direct address. Thirteen-year-old Nadin Abdullatif asks the camera in English, “Does no one care about the two million people here in Gaza? Does no one care about us? I don’t know. What is happening here? What has happened to the world? I’m suffering, and every other child is suffering. So please, notice us!” Speaking with a quivering voice over footage of people fleeing al-Shifa, Yara Eid begs, “Guys, please. Let’s stop this now. Like talk about it, share. I don’t know. Call — anyone. Try to do something. I never imagined this would happen, this is another Nakba.” Motaz Azaiza posts on X and Instagram, “You are all useless. Without shame watching us get killed one by one. Will wait my turn to be killed by Israel. And believe me you are gonna do nothing.” People in the comments say don’t give up, we need you, the world sees you, we are trying to speak up, but it’s true, we are useless, we’re ashamed of ourselves, God forgive us, we’ve failed you. This is what images on social media can do — activate an intense, genuine parasocial attachment, the same kind of attachment we feel toward strangers online who invite us to follow their motherhood journeys, their sobriety journeys, their cancer journeys. Nobody expected to follow someone’s genocide journey, their famine journey. Yet here we are.

[allthegeopolitics]

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif won a gold medal in the women's welterweight division and was her country's flag bearer in the Olympics closing ceremony. She's become a hero in Algeria and is bringing global attention to women's boxing. But what she's most famous for is the intense scrutiny about her sex and gender after a rain of online criticism and false claims during the Paris Olympics. Now, the Olympic boxing champion has filed a legal complaint in France for online harassment, according to her lawyer. In a statement posted Saturday to Instagram, Khelif's lawyer, Nabil Boudi, alleged "aggravated cyber-harassment" targeting Khelif. He described it as a "misogynist, racist and sexist campaign" against the boxer.

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[slitherpunk]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

shared!

[puttingwingsonwords]

Bookish Giveaway in Support of Osama Moussa’s Displaced Family in Gaza

Plaintext: bookish giveaway in support of Osama Moussa’s displaced family in Gaza

I’m hosting this giveaway with two friends on instagram. Original post here.

Please help a displaced family get to safety! Osama’s 13 year old sister Tasneem needs urgent medical care in Egypt!

To enter, simply donate $5 or more to Osama’s GoFundMe, take a screenshot to show you donated, and fill in our Google Form. The giveaway runs until the 14th of July.

NB: The form asks for your instagram username but you can just enter your tumblr url!

Text from images:

Bookish Giveaway

In support of Osama Moussa’s displaced family in Gaza

How to enter

1. Donate to Osama’s GoFundMe

2. Screenshot your donation

3. Fill in our Google Form

Other ways to help (not additional entries):

• Share the GoFundMe

• Engage with this post by sharing and commenting

Giveaway runs from 23 June to 14 July.

Their story

Osama Moussa was in Qatar for the Arab Club Basketball Championship tournament when the war began and has been unable to see his family in Gaza since. His family home was destroyed by bombings and his family had to be rescued from the wreckage.

Many immediate family members sustained injuries, some very serious, and some of his extended family were killed. They have been displaced several times since, including recently from Rafah and they are currently living in a tent.

He is seeking help for his father Nabil, mother Rula, and siblings Youssef (26), Hamza (22), Nada (20), Tasneem (13), and Nabil (5). Tasneem is the girl injured in the GFM photo and is awaiting transfer to Egypt for a cranial bone transplant.

What you can win

RainbowCrate edition of Teach the Torches to Burn by Caleb Roehrig (Europe only)

Fairyloot edition of These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong (Europe only)

Illumicrate edition of Book of Night by Holly Black (Europe only)

or a book of your choice for up to €15 (worldwide)

Rules

• Each $5 donation marks one entry for one prize. Send in proof of donation through our Google Form.

• Due to shipping costs, the special editions are Europe-only prizes. The book of your choice prize is worldwide.

• You must be comfortable with sharing your mailing address with the giveaway hosts for them to be able to send you your prize.

Examples of proof of donation:

> screenshot right after donating

> screenshot e-mail receipt

[toonirl]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

[teddybeartoji]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

[divorceblogger]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

[ipsen]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

#6 here

[thetasteofolives]

Hi friends! This post is dedicated to a young man, Mahmoud, that needs your help to get out Gaza and save his family.

Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/mahm8oud_nabeel?igsh=MWZ6eDJ6YzZjcDE3Ng==

Here's his description on his GoFundMe campaign:

"Meet Mahmoud, a bright and resilient high student from northern Gaza, with dreams as big as his heart. Despite the challenges he faced growing up amidst conflict and hardship, Mahmoud excelled in his studies, fueled by his passion for learning and his unwavering determination to make a difference in the world. ⚽ Mahmoud's zest for life extended beyond the classroom, where he found solace and joy in playing football and running, embracing every opportunity to embrace the beauty of life amidst the chaos of his surroundings. With a loving father who worked tirelessly as a pharmacist for 20 years, and a mother battling breast cancer, Mahmoud found strength in his family's unwavering love and support. However, their world was shattered when war descended upon their home, tearing apart their community and destroying everything in its path. Mahmoud's dreams of completing his education and pursuing medical school were abruptly halted as their home, his school, and his father's pharmacy were reduced to rubble, leaving their family devastated and displaced. Tragically, Mahmoud's mother's battle with breast cancer took a devastating turn as she was unable to receive the life-saving treatment she desperately needed. With their home severely damaged and their livelihoods destroyed, Mahmoud and his family were forced to flee, spending five agonizing months living in makeshift tents, struggling to survive amidst the harsh realities of displacement. Now more than ever, Mahmoud needs our help to rebuild his shattered life and provide for his beloved mother and family. By donating to our GoFundMe campaign, you can help Mahmoud access the essential resources he needs to continue his education, support his mother's medical treatment, and rebuild their home and livelihoods from the ashes of war. Your generosity can make a world of difference in Mahmoud's life, offering him hope, healing, and the opportunity to pursue his dreams despite the unimaginable challenges he faces. Together, we can stand with Mahmoud and his family, offering them the support and solidarity they need to rebuild their lives and reclaim their future. Join us in making a difference in Mahmoud's life today. Your kindness and compassion can truly change the course of his journey, offering him a brighter and more hopeful tomorrow. Thank you for your generosity and for helping us spread love, hope, and healing in times of crisis."

His campaign is REALLY low in funds and I cannot stop thinking about the upcoming winter and how difficult is going to be for him, if there's no money and aid to survive those harsh conditions.

I am not the fundraiser of his campaign, but I know how kind, gentle and brilliant he is just from talking to him when he asked for my help.

This is for a good cause. Even just sharing it can change things.

Current amount on September 30th: 285 $ / 50000 $

@90-ghost @donationboost @donationsblog @donations-mutualaid @fundraise-blog @gofundmesharing

[happy-sorrow]

hello, my beautiful friends!!! 💞

this is a living document that i wanted to attach to my linktree on other websites, with the links to gofundme campaigns to help people in palestine! 🇵🇸❤️

you may have been redirected here from my instagram and/or tiktok - great!! that means it’s working!

so be sure to check these lovely people out, share their links and their stories, and donate if you can. ❤️‍🩹 thank you so much and, as always, free palestine!!

(edits below:)

Taher’s family

Fadoua’s family

Halah’s family

Rita’s family

Alaa’s family

Rewaa’s family

Makkah’s family

Lama’s family

Jenan’s family

Marah’s family

[asrisgratitudejournal]

Umroh

Waow sudah 2 minggu nggak ngepost brooohhh. Terakhir ngepost 23 Desember itu hari Sabtu, terus lupa ngapain aja yah. Ini btw ku mengetik di ofis dingin-dingin habis Isya karena mager pulang dan keluar KARENA PASTI DINGIN BANGET DI LUAR HUHU. Katanya juga lagi bersalju, tapi ku sangat tidak enthusiastic karena gasuka salju, dingin.

Anyway...

Today is the first day I go back to work!

Ku lupa udah ngapain aja selama ini, tapi mari kita recount pelan-pelan. Duh tapi kesel banget deh ada orang Vietnam kayanya yah, dia telponan di koridor dan kan department-ku tuh arsitektur bangunannya aneh ya. Jadi kalau kita telponan/ngomong di mana pun di bagian building yang konek ke atrium, suara kita bakal bisa didengar oleh hampir semua orang yang ruangannya konek ke atrium. Kayanya konsep awalnya sih maksudnya bagus yah, biar gaperlu ada separate heating dan juga supaya cool gitu deptnya karena open space, tapi jadinya ya suara bocor aja kemana-mana dan sangat mengganggu bagi orang-orang yang mau bekerja. Makanya ku kalau kerja selalu pakai headset anyway.

Ok, back to the topic, mau ngerekap apa aja yang sudah dilakukan selama 2 minggu terakhir:

Lupa hari Minggu tanggal 24 teh ngapain, bisa dicek di google-map sih, tapi inget malemnya makan di Nandos Cowley sama Icha, Listi, dan Isana. Terus tanggal 25 dari siang dijemput Bu Yani buat have christmas lunch di tempat beliau. Yang masak adalah Nabil dan Nadia, sangat sweet. Terus pulang-pulang ternyata rumah rame ada teman-temannya Listi lagi dinner dan berujung kami main DDR bareng pake Nintendo Switch gitu dikonek ke layar TV rumah.

Besoknya 26 kayanya juga ga ngapa-ngapain, OH, karena tanggal 27 subuh-nya harus udah cabs ke Stansted Airport ngejar bis jam 4 pagi di Gloucester Green HUHU. Jadinya tanggal 26 ini kayanya Cuma packing, terus baca buku lagi mau ngabisin buku, dan kemudian sorenya nonton The Boy and The Heron di Jericho dekat rumah. Filmnya secara animasi sangat bagus, dan scoringnya juga, Cuma secara meaning, w agak clueless ya. Tapi worth watching! I recommend.

Nah di sinilah adventure dimulai. Duh tapi ceritanya panjang banget lagi, intinya kusingkat aja yah. Ku pergi umrah berangkat tanggal 27 dari Oxford dan London, sampai Madinah tanggal 28, terus di Madinah sampai tanggal 30, kemudian di Mekkah dari 30 Desember sampai 1 Januari, dan kemudian di Istanbul dari 1 hingga 3 Januari. 3 Januari malam ku sudah kembali tiba di kamar yang hangat di Oxford.

Ku umroh ini mandiri ga pake tour dan betul-betul ku sendirian seorang diri gaada temannya. Di satu sisi, sangat satisfying, karena ku sangat suka being on my own with my own thought, tapi di sisi lain juga kesepian sih mayan. Tapi ku kebantu banget karena ku emang udah beli notebook gitu buat nulis thoughts and doodling kalau bosen. Jadi akhirnya kayanya itu notebook keisi sampai halaman ke 180 apa ya, saking bacotnya diriku menulis selama trip seminggu itu. Mungkin kapan-kapan akan ada part dari note itu yang ku-digitise dan upload ke sini, kalau emang sangat menarik dan thought provoking. Tapi kayanya mah gaada sih, mostly ku recounting story ya kaya post ini aja gitu. Habis ngapain, dan what I was feeling at that moment, ada pelajaran apa yang bisa diambil buat kehidupan atau buat logsitik next trip, gitu-gitu doang.

Ku udah share beberapa documents terkait umroh mandiri-nya sih di instagram, tapi mungkin kalau teman-teman di tumblr juga pengen berangkat, sok aja ini kulampirkan:

• Itinerary: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DCmk929_ByRKUJKQlJzcXIIHnM0XRBwwKYeTjdGenng/edit?usp=sharing

• Belajar umroh sendiri: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wwMwnOPMvO_z0-5HWxk1-C4ySARj6_XDi_Yx5oSdBI8/edit?usp=sharing

Buat budgeting, ku belum bisa share public dulu in details tapi total abis di range 1400GBP-an lah. Tapi feel free to reach out to me personally!, ku bisa kirimin excel sheetnya. Palingan yang bisa ku-share lebih ke komposisi expensesnya di akhir kira-kira seperti ini:

Paling mahal emang di transport, itu di pie chart-ku udah 50% sendiri kan. Atau mungkin kalau mau yang lebih transparan itu ada instanya kak ii @dhefimaputri. Di reels dia, dia bilang dia habis sekitar 122juta buat sekeluarga isi 5 orang yang menurutku lumayan banget dibandingkan ikut tour gitu misalnya. Dan enaknya umrah mandiri tuh fleksibilitas sih. Kita ga terikat sama jadwal apapun, jadi kalau misalkan capek banget misalnya, bisa nunda dulu mulai tawafnya. Ku sendiri dari yang awalnya mau mulai tawaf sebelum Asar akhirnya memutuskan buat mulai tawaf ba’da Isya jam setengah 9 gitu dan Alhamdulillah selesai rangkaian umrah jam 11 malam. Walaupun abis itu LAPER BANGET SIH. Untungnya tapi si mall-mall di depan Masjidil Haram tu sampai tengah malam masih pada buka.

Hmm iya, kalau mau di-detailin cerita umrah ini bakal panjang banget, sampai hiccups-hiccupsnya tapi yaudah next time aja ye.

Sesampainya di Oxford Rabu malam ku tepar banget, tapi ALHAMDULILLAH KU TIDAK JATUH SAKIT. Kamis seharian di rumah aja nge-laundry. Terus Jumat di rumah juga tapi udah mulai buka laptop nge-submit abstract buat ke EGU di Vienna April nanti.

Terus udah deh Sabtu Minggu juga istirahat aja di rumah. Pagi kelas sih. Sabtu sore bukapuasa ketemu Diny di ZhangJi Cowley. SANGAT ENAK HUHU. Dan kemudian Minggu sore juga di-chat Deva lagi main ke Oxford jadi kami ngopi sambil makan cake. Di situ ku CURHAT BANYAK BANGET dan sangat senang karena orang yang dicurhatin tahu tokoh-tokoh yang diomongin dalam curhatan??!

Terus yaudah sampai rumah nonton beberapa variety show korea. KU NONTON HONGKIM DONGJON SEMALAM NANGIS BOMBAY??? Terus nanti ini sampai rumah malam sambil dinner juga mau lanjutin nonton lagi.

OH! Sabtu inget deng ngapain sebelum bukaa. Ku nonton live streaming Golden Disc Award 2024 dari Jakarta!!! Karena Mita nonton langsung di JIS kan. Karena dia anak Mandiri juga aja sih. Dan dia MOA. Walaupun kasian dia tidak satisfied karena TXT-nya literally Cuma perform 8 menit kayanya. Dan dari 2 lagu yang mereka bawa, Cuma 1 lagu yang live dinyanyiinnya. Tapi ADA STRAY KIDS!!! Dan mereka tentu saja as usual super perform dan sangat bagus.

Ku Jumat dan Sabtu tu berturut-turut puasa juga ganti Ramadan, yang ternyata pas kuhitung lagi, tahun lalu ku Cuma bolong 3 hari?? Jadi sisa hutangku tinggal 1. Besok deh Selasa/Rabu dikerjain. Mumpung lagi enak juga soalnya harinya pendek banget kan winter gini. Subuh tuh literally jam 06.30 dan Magrib jam 16.10. Puasa cuma 10 jam, apa tidak nikmat.

Udah sepertinya tapi itu aja dulu yang mau di-update dari kehidupan. Hari ini belum produktif-produktif amat kerja karena lagi ada Mini Graduate Conference juga, jadi daritadi bolak-balik ke Seminar Room buat mensupport teman-teman. Barusan udah nyelesaiin annual report Jardine sih dan udah dikirim ke supervisor buat dilanjutin dikerjain sama dia. Tadi pagi juga ketemu sama postdoc nanyain progress terus ku bilang “I’m on it!” dan udah.

Oxford seperti biasa masih sepi aja kaya gini, tapi ku sangat semangat kembali bekerja setelah break kemarin. Semoga tahun ini goes well! OH IYA, mau bikin post refleksi 2023 padahal awalnya, kenapa malah jadi ngomongin gua pergi umrah dah… Ya walaupun pergi umrah juga salah satu hal yang sangat disyukuri di 2023 sih. Nanti deh ya nulis gratitude journal recap 2023-nya.

Dah sekarang mau balik dulu, ada banyak yang mau dibelanjain jadi akan ke tesco, lalu M&S, lalu UNIQLO, lalu pulang. Ciao!

18:41 08/01/2024 30.18

[neruvevo]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏

[supersmashsoni]

👋Hello

I am Ghada from Gaza. As the war intensified and completely tore our lives apart, my family and I had no choice but to flee to the southern part of the strip. We lost everything—our home, our belongings, and even our sense of security. We now find ourselves living in a school for displaced people in the south, struggling to survive in extremely unstable conditions. 💔

We are in desperate need of your help. Whether by sharing the link to our campaign or through donations, your support will make a profound difference in our lives. It will help us escape this tragic situation and start a new chapter of our lives. 🙏🏻

Please share our campaign on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Every contribution or share, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope for us and brings us one step closer to a new beginning. Your kindness means the world to us. 🌹

Thank you for standing with us during this indescribably difficult time. ❤️🙏