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The fact that they failed to stop the genocide is not evidence that no one cared.

Here is one article about ongoing protests, but Israelis have been protesting since the beginning.

The fact is, when Zionist lunatics wanted to, they did manage to walk up and camp right outside of Gaza to block aid trucks from entering. In response to that, a convoy of about 30 vehicles of Israeli leftists drove down to the border and wore tshirts that said don't starve Gaza or something, but then they also made sure to tie yellow ribbons to their side mirrors to signify their stance, you know the same yellow ribbons worn by genocidal war criminals like Netanyahu himself.

Sorry for the lack of content, i just wanted to share my dove watercolor/acrylic painting i did tday :)

🍉🍉Please do not ignore🍉🍉

After a long struggle during the war, my father's condition deteriorated rapidly and madly (a broken pelvis, blocked arteries, high blood pressure, and ulcers in his diabetic foot).

Thank God, we have arrived in the Arab Republic of Egypt to receive treatment. He is now lying in intensive care and his condition is critical.

I left my wife and children in Gaza, who are in dire need of me. The situation there is very catastrophic and the war could return at any moment.

My daughter needs weekly treatment that costs more than 500 euros.

We are here today in Egypt. I do not have anything to move around with. I hope that whoever sees this post will donate and share it widely, as I am in dire need.

in this ceasefire, many palestinians are trying to rebuild in attempts to try and return to what they had before the genocide. despite the heavy and unbearable loss of life that gaza has experienced, her people continue to try to make a better world for their children.

alaa is a mother of two young children. she wants to rebuild her house and get a better future for her children. please have heart and consider helping her out. her fundraiser has been verified.

Mohammed is in a crisis situation, on which you can find more information under our “#mohammed al habil” tag.

Mohammed has been unable to attend his physical therapy due to lack of funds. The condition of his leg has deteriorated as a result.

He now requires an urgent operation in order to save the function in his leg. Mohammed is only 18, and he is terrified of spending the rest of his life with only 1 usable leg.

The operation costs $4,000. Currently, Mohammed's campaign is at just over €17,000. This represents the total funds raised over time, not the funds currently avallable.

New temporary goal: €21,000 EUR

Need to raise: €3,712 EUR (about $3,828 USD)

Please help Mohammed save his leg!

NOTE: I am unable to effectively fundraise for Mohammed. We are urgently hoping for bloggers who will be able to devote time and attention to promoting his campaign. Please consider making a post for Mohammed to promote his campaign so he can save his leg!

As explained here, Mohammed underwent the first stage of the surgery he needs to return function to his leg. This has left him with serious medical debt that he must pay off urgently.

He remains stranded in southern Gaza, unable to walk due to his injury. He is all alone, and has no way to support himself. He desperately needs funds for food, his ongoing care regiment, his debt, and a future medical evacuation.

We have set a new temporary goal to raise €500 EUR (about $525 USD)

New temporary goal: €20,804 EUR

Current: €20,364 EUR

Progress since last update (over 1 week ago): €60 EUR

Need to raise: €440 EUR (about $460 USD)

Current: €20,476 EUR

Progress since last update: €112 EUR

Progress since last major update: €172 EUR

like it was so insane. women were giving birth without medical aid and having c-sections without anaesthesia while being malnourished and unable to properly provide food and warmth to their newborns. they couldn't produce milk and couldn't afford baby formula. hell, at a certain point finding baby formula was impossible in certain areas of gaza. and there was the constant fear of death hanging over their heads.

there were hopes that after the ceasefire things would improve for these babies and their mothers. that their quality of life would improve. but now that there are chances that israel won't continue with the ceasefire, we need to support these mothers and infants, now more than ever.

please please consider helping my friend suad, who has a little baby boy who suffers from respiratory problems. she just wants to ensure her son's well being. baby khaled is around 8 months old. her fundraiser has been verified (#279).

Gone, but not forgotten. 🦤 Today’s Exhibit of the Day is one of the most famous birds in history: the Dodo (Raphus cucullatus). This iconic species is a lesson in extinction. Around the year 1600, Dutch soldiers found the Dodo on Mauritius Island, east of Madagascar. Less than 80 years later, it was gone. Deforestation, hunting, and the introduction of invasive species contributed to the downfall of this flightless bird.

Though it died out before photography, the Dodo’s skeleton offers clues about what this species was like. For example, this bird couldn’t fly—its wings were small for its size, its sternum had no keel (the support birds need for flight muscles), and it had thick leg bones made for walking. You can see a Dodo skeleton in the Museum’s Hall of Biodiversity.

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You might see fundraising posts with thousands of notes on your dash daily and think to yourself "this person must be doing fine!"

I wish that were true. I saw a post earlier referring to people with fundraisers as "those fortunate enough to have internet clout" but unfortunately internet clout is not a currency that can buy food and other necessities. It's only a testament to how much effort that person spends desperately networking in order to make ends meet, and often not succeeding at that. These people do not have an advantage.

I spotlight for @dr-anas96 and his posts consistently get a lot of notes. He's vetted here.

Here's an interview in English and Spanish he did for AJ+. and also here's a recent article about him in Spanish.

And where does that get him?

He's barely at 19% of his goal, as of today, December 13th, which marks 6 months since he started fundraising.

Mohammed is in a crisis situation, on which you can find more information under our “#mohammed al habil” tag.

Mohammed has been unable to attend his physical therapy due to lack of funds. The condition of his leg has deteriorated as a result.

He now requires an urgent operation in order to save the function in his leg. Mohammed is only 18, and he is terrified of spending the rest of his life with only 1 usable leg.

The operation costs $4,000. Currently, Mohammed's campaign is at just over €17,000. This represents the total funds raised over time, not the funds currently avallable.

New temporary goal: €21,000 EUR

Need to raise: €3,712 EUR (about $3,828 USD)

Please help Mohammed save his leg!

NOTE: I am unable to effectively fundraise for Mohammed. We are urgently hoping for bloggers who will be able to devote time and attention to promoting his campaign. Please consider making a post for Mohammed to promote his campaign so he can save his leg!

That is 5 days from today. He needs to be able to pay for the surgery by that day, or it will be cancelled, and rescheduling puts him at greater risk of permanent disability.

It is possible to pay the bill in installments. However, Mohammed wants to pay as much of the bill as possible in order to get the expense out of the way. I'm setting our new temporary goal at half the cost of the surgery, which will bring us to €19,567 EUR, but I'm hoping we can exceed that goal before Monday.

New temporary goal: €19,567

Currently: €17,792

Progress: €225

Mohammed’s surgery was yesterday. We did not raise the full amount, so he agreed to pay in installments. He had hoped to avoid this, but it was not possible.

Unfortunately, the surgery was only partly successful. To restore functionality to his leg, he will eventually have to travel outside of Gaza to get the care he needs. This is an extremely expensive prospect, and we will need to raise funds for this in the future.

Now, however, Mohammed is $2000 USD in debt to the hospital. Multiple people on the ground in Gaza have told me that the collections departments of Gaza’s few remaining medical facilities have become extremely aggressive. They are using imprisonment and threats of violence and legal action to bully impoverished, displaced people into scrambling to find money they do not have.

Mohammed has no income, and nor does anyone in his family. Additionally, his family has multiple disabled members who require expensive ongoing care, so they cannot help him with this bill. He is weak from starvation and only has one functional leg. We are deeply concerned for his safety should be come under scrutiny by the collections office.

Please continue sharing Mohammed’s campaign, and donating what you can. The sooner we get this debt paid off, the sooner we can start collecting funds for his evacuation and treatment abroad.

Current: €19,446 EUR

New temporary goal: €21,446 EUR