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I love tenna so much

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do you ever think about how susie deltarune has old baggy clothes and jokes about hurting herself and is constantly hungry and eating things she shouldn’t and instead of adults noticing the obvious signs of neglect and trauma they just called her a bad kid and punished her for it.

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Imagine being a parent and watching your baby’s formula run out, knowing the next can is so expensive it may as well not exist. You search desperately for alternatives—but all you have is a bit of rice and some cow’s milk, not meant for infants. You have no choice but to feed it to her , praying it keeps her alive, even as you watch it make her sick.

Images: Hossam Al-Qazzaz sent us update photos of his daughter, Habiba, who is currently in hospital due to her parents having to feed her ground rice and milk, in addition to pollution in the food.

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Written by @rumiandroses

This is the reality for Hossam Al-Qazzaz in Gaza. His ten

-month old daughter, Habiba, is now in the hospital—weak, undernourished, her tiny hand wrapped in gauze and tape, an IV doing the job that formula should have done.

Hossam, his wife Hanan, and their four children—Bashar (9), Hani (8), Diana (4), and baby Habiba—are displaced once again, forced to flee after their area was designated an active combat zone. The little shelter they had left among the ruins of their home is now unsafe. They now sleep in a tent, with no walls to protect them and no roof to shield them from the bombs or the elements.

Despite it all, they cling to hope—hope that they’ll survive long enough to escape. Hope for a day when their children can live in peace.

But survival alone has become a full-time battle. Over the past few weeks, Hossam has faced death multiple times just trying to access aid. He’s seen his brother-in-law and nephew severely injured in front of him. He’s made dangerous trips to aid centers, only to return empty-handed or narrowly escape shelling. He does all of this while also caring for his family and elderly parents, both in poor health.

Gaza’s infrastructure has collapsed. Jobs have vanished. There is no electricity, no clean water, and no stable access to food or medicine. Even basic items like rice, cooking gas, clothing, and diapers are becoming luxuries, as prices skyrocket due to the Israeli blockade and severe shortages. Baby formula, when it can be found at all, costs over $60 a can—an impossible amount for a family with no income.

Since this war began, the Al-Qazzaz family has endured the unthinkable: being bombed out of their home, attacked by wild animals in the night while displaced, suffering from malnutrition, and living in fear of each new dawn.

And still, they keep going.

Please, for the sake of little Habiba—who was born into a war she never chose—and for her family, we ask you to share their story. Help us connect them with those who can donate, no matter how small. Every act of kindness counts. Every share, every dollar, every prayer helps bring this family one step closer to safety, stability, and dignity.

You can donate to the Al-Qazzaz family's GoFundMe campaign here:

This campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters and is #287 on their list of verified campaigns.

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AHAGGGGG THE WIZARD HAS HARMED ME ONCE MORE

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"They said: 'Don’t destroy our hopes'... So we welcomed them with open arms and treated them with the best of our humanity." They once came seeking mercy, and the people of this land embraced them. But today, mercy is gone, the land is scorched, and our children lie beneath the rubble. They betrayed us, laughed at us, and destroyed everything in Gaza. Gaza is collapsing, and humanity is being tested. We live among the ruins, just trying to survive. Donate here

If you’re reading these words, you have the power to make a difference. I am Sami Al-Khalili, and my family and I are at risk every minute — from constant bombing or slow death from hunger and malnutrition. Don’t look away… we are human like you, dreaming only of a safe day, a clean meal, medicine for my mother, and hope for my children.

Don’t forget… on this day, Hiroshima was burned. Today, Gaza is burning — more than 125,000 tons of explosives have been dropped on us, equivalent to over 8 nuclear bombs the size of Hiroshima. Now, Netanyahu is meeting with the cabinet to vote on the full occupation of the Gaza Strip. And in these very moments, they want to force us into exile — to push us out, never to return. Donate. Share our voice. Pray for us. Perhaps your mercy can bring life back to a heart that has only known fear.

vettedby @90-ghost - @el-shab-hussein - @fairuzfan

Please share, interact, and do anything for the innocent here.

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I am Mohammed, I live in the northern besieged Gaza Strip, I am 21 years old, I have always tried to create a beautiful future for myself in which I achieve all my wishes. I had ambitions and dreams, but they evaporated because of the war, but I still want to achieve them despite the siege. During the war, I lost many things, including my university, my dreams, my job, and some friends. Despite that, I still want to achieve my dreams and ambitions. I want to rebuild my life again, so please help me in that and rebuild my life. Therefore,

please donate as much as you can because that helps me a lot. If you cannot donate, tell people about my suffering.