"You might be reading this from an air-conditioned room, sitting on your couch, sipping coffee, maybe even planning a weekend camping tripβ¦
But in Gaza, camping is no longer a leisure activity.
The tent has become the home."
More than 70% of families in Gaza are now homeless.
Yes β thousands of families are living in tents after their homes were completely destroyed.
The same tent once used for summer outings or celebrations is now the kitchen, the bedroom, the living room, the shelter, and the bathroom.
In summer, the heat is unbearable.
In winter, rain floods the floors.
No privacy. No comfort. No safety.
A child sleeps next to his mother, his sister, his father β because the tent has no walls.
Some families have been displaced once, twice⦠even five times.
And with each time, life collapses again.
They rebuild their tent from the dust, again and again.
ποΈ Gaza β once a living city β has been erased.
Over 80% of the Gaza Strip is destroyed.
Homes, schools, hospitals, mosques, power stations β all reduced to rubble.
And the world?
It watches. It listens. It knows.
But it stays silent.
Let people know that Gazaβs people are not just livingβ¦ they are surviving.
The words you post now might be the only light that reaches a dark tent.
titsay
turnnoffyourmind
snowghoul
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romaincrisis
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