Wander - Monique Wales , 2022.

American, b. 1970s -

Nader and his family have been displaced nine times, they lost their home and most of their belongings. The winter has been difficult, with rain and low temperatures without adequate shelter and clothing. You have to remember that during the ceasefire they are still living with the consequences of everything has happened, and the reality is that many people in gaza have lost everything they had, and their schools and hospitals and homes are gone. They still need your help even if the bombs stop. Nader is seventeen years old and his brother’s campaign supports their family of eight, with the goal to evacuate to safety. It’s very urgent for them to leave because Nader’s father has cancer and the treatment he needs is not accessible in Gaza anymore, and if left untreated it will continue to get worse. They have already lost so much, please help save their loved father and grandparent.

When I’m writing this, they have almost 91,000 out of the 100,000 goal! That’s only 9,000 left to reach their goal so they can finally leave when the border opens and begin the process of healing and rebuilding their lives. Please donate if you are able and share this post so it can reach people who can donate ❤️🇵🇸

VETTED #4

During the week-long truce in November 2023, Ben-Gvir instructed police to use “an iron fist” against attempts by Palestinians to celebrate prisoner releases. “My instructions are clear: There are to be no expressions of joy,” Ben-Gvir told the Israel Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai and Israel Prison Service Commissioner. “Expressions of joy are equivalent to backing terrorism; victory celebrations give backing to those human scum, for those Nazis.” The restrictions on prisoners and their families even included a ban on passing out candy as part of family celebrations. Prisoners and their families were forbidden from speaking to the media, holding community gatherings, or displaying any form of celebration. Any violation of the conditions would result in a fine of 70,000 shekels (around $20,000).