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After 470 days of genocide in Gaza we went to our house but we found nothing but sand, I ask you to help me build one room for my family to sit temporarily before the rain comes, please don't ignore me and donate and share

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After losing my business, home, and many family members due to the prolonged conflict in Gaza, I’ve been struggling immensely. My friend Mohammed in Belgium suggested creating this link to help mitigate some of my financial losses. I am deeply grateful for any support, no matter how small. I’ll share images showing the destruction of my business and home, which has forced my family and me into a cramped tent. We face severe challenges, including extreme temperatures, inadequate winter preparation, and a lack of essential supplies like medicine, food, and clean water. These conditions have worsened health issues among my family members.

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Two days ago a full agreement was announced on all the details and it was said that the ceasefire will be implemented on Sunday afternoon.

These three days will be more difficult than the past 15 months, as the occupation has committed a large number of massacres and killed many people, the number of whom has reached more than 70 martyrs so far, who were eagerly waiting for the ceasefire. The crossing will be opened soon.

I ask you to donate to us so that we can leave at the first opportunity. Please donate.

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Whoever thinks that the war on Gaza has ended is mistaken. In fact, it is just beginning, but it is a different kind of war—one more devastating than bombs and missiles!

The people of Gaza have returned to a wiped-out city, empty neighborhoods, and destroyed homes. There are no mosques, no schools, no universities, no hospitals, no roads—not even bakeries or markets. Even water and electricity, the simplest necessities of life, are unavailable!

Blessed are those who stand with Gaza, support it, and do not abandon it, even with a prayer, for that is the least one can do!

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People will say, in despair: “History repeats itself.”

But let us instead turn our hopes to something like this happening again:

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Those who think the suffering ended after the war are mistaken, for the real war begins now. But this is not a war with weapons; it is a war against poverty, hunger, and psychological devastation.

The people of the destroyed city have returned to their devastated neighborhoods, walking through the sorrowful streets among the ruins of their homes that were destroyed by bombs. The streets that once pulsed with life are now empty, filled only with haunting silence. There are no schools for children to learn in, no hospitals to treat the sick, and no markets to fulfill their daily needs.

Water has become a distant dream, and electricity is now a distant memory, just as the hope for peace has turned into a lost dream.

In these tragic circumstances, the Sami family, who lost everything in the war, is facing the hardest test of their lives. Their homes were destroyed, their livelihood lost, and they are in desperate need of assistance.

As the suffering continues, the helping hand remains the only hope. Let us all come together and lend our support to this kind family and others who have no shelter or food. Donating to the Sami family, even with the smallest amount, is a step toward rebuilding hope and dignity. Let us always remember that solidarity through words and actions is the noblest thing we can offer in these difficult times.

May this be a new beginning toward healing, and may those who helped ease their suffering be blessed. Solidarity through prayer and donation is the least we can do.

Donate now🍁

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For those who do not know my story, I am Fadel, an injured person from Gaza, Palestine. The occupation aircraft bombed our house while my family and I were inside it, which resulted in me being injured by shrapnel from the explosion, and many pieces of iron entered my body due to the explosion.

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Please help me Loauy😢

My son has been paralyzed and needs your support through your donations, as they give him hope for a new life and treatment abroad. He is living in difficult, tragic circumstances due to the lack of treatment, food, and essential daily supplies.

Since October 7th our lives have been completely destroyed.. Our house and everything we own have been bombed.. And now Gaza is a very dangerous place to live.. We want to get out of it but we need your support through your small donations.. It makes a big difference in our lives and gives us hope.

I thank you very much and I hope you help me with treatment and getting out with my son Louay....😢🇵🇸

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For those who do not know my story, I am Fadel, an injured person from Gaza, Palestine. The occupation aircraft bombed our house while my family and I were inside it, which resulted in me being injured by shrapnel from the explosion, and many pieces of iron entered my body due to the explosion.

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During the war, I got to know an American individual who was a strong supporter of the Palestinian cause. He was incredibly supportive throughout the war. However, I lost contact with him a long time ago and was unable to reach him. I asked another American friend to try contacting him through his personal phone number, and here is a screenshot of the response I received. It turns out he had been threatened by some Zionists, and his life was put in danger.

This situation highlights the contradiction in a country like the United States, which is often portrayed as the "land of freedom." While the freedom of expression is supposed to be a fundamental right, those who voice their opinions or support a particular cause, especially one as contentious as Palestine, often face persecution, suppression, and intimidation. It raises serious questions about the reality of these freedoms and whether they truly apply to everyone equally.

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“Oh how do you stay positive when the world is so awful how can you stay positive when our lives are falling apart-“ SPITE!!!!! ITS SPITE GODDAMN IT!!! REMEMBER WHEN YOU WERE ANGRY AT THE WORLD AS A TEENAGER?? THAT KID WAS RIGHT AND YES IT FUCKING SUCKS AND NO, ITS NOT FAIR, SO YOU HAVE TO KEEP TRYING TO MAKE IT FAIR!!!!

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hey, by the way, please try not to doomscroll, and try to be mindful of when you might be doing it without noticing. i understand the urge to, but there's a difference between staying informed and rubbing your own nose in it. making yourself feel like shit isn't gonna help anyone. finding space to decompress and find happiness where you can is an act of resilience and strength, and it's how we keep going.

if you're like me, your brain wants you to be in a million places right now, but you're in one place, in one moment. and in this moment, you're alright. tomorrrow, the sun's gonna rise and the birds are gonna sing. if the prospect of the future feels too scary right now, maybe just focus on making it to that sunrise tomorrow, and maybe that's future enough for now.

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Already seeing people on tiktok saying “I still hate trump but he ate with this one” like … babes … you just got propagandized … that’s literally exactly what he created this situation in the hopes you would say …

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The ceasefire in Gaza has stopped today and everyone is happy about this, but my happiness and my family's is mixed with pain because of my injury and our destroyed home!!!!!!

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Hi everyone! I've been talking with Sami and their family is in pretty urgent need of help right now.

After 475 days of genocide, hunger, cold, destruction, death, and suffering, Sami's only hope was to find his home. Unforturnately, in the last few hours, some of his brothers went to the area of his home, and on the way, they were hit by an explosion from war remnants. They found no home, as it had been demolished and turned into sand. They now urgently need your help with donations so they can get treatment abroad, as their injuries are severe. You are their only hope. Your simple donation can make a big difference, and your participation also plays a significant role.

Please, if you can, send some help their way so they can treat their injuries! Time is of the essence.

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Finally, after 470 days, children will sleep peacefully, and the bombs will stop. A quiet, silent night will pass over the entire Gaza Strip. This is what appears to the world, but the reality is entirely different. From this night onward, the real pain begins. Families will start remembering their loved ones lost in this war. Children will remember their fathers who died before their eyes. Mothers will recall the best moments they shared with their families in happiness, moments that no longer exist because of the death of their children. Wives will remember their husbands returning to them every day, now brutally killed before the eyes of the world.

From tonight, life will become more difficult for those who lost parts of their bodies—the one who lost an eye, the one who lost one or even both legs, the one who lost his hands, or those who now suffer from complete or partial paralysis. All of this will not be shown to you by the media.

We are still suffering even after the ceasefire. Yes, it is a relief that the bloodshed and massacres have stopped, but our suffering continues. We are still displaced, still under siege, and still in need of your support.

Our goal is 100,000 euros. Thanks to you, we have collected 86,960 euros. This means that we have reached 87% of our goal. Only 12,000 euros remain for us to reach our goal. It is not far away. With your help, we can achieve it. Please make it happen with me so that I can travel with my family to save my father and treat my little niece. This is the last chance and you can give it to us.