Fadel Aldani🇵🇸

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.

However, the dissonance creeps in. You miss the bus and stand outside in the cold until your fingertips and face begin to hurt, and a shiver enters your chest. You see advertisements for endless products by companies you know profit from genocide. You wonder how cozy or generous any of this really is.

Even for those of us who do not celebrate this holiday have our lives shaped by the pattern of this holiday. It's a time many of our families and loved ones are given overlapping time off from work. It's a time that sellers have sales encouraging us to buy things for each other.

Many people have budgeted all year for gift giving in this month. This is a time when people are ready to part with some money for their loved ones.

That reality does not need to add to consumerism. We can redirect this spirit of financial generosity towards solidarity with Palestine.

If someone asks you what you would like for the holidays this year, you can request that a donation be made to someone in Gaza. If the people in your life who have funds to spend on gifts would not readily do this, then ask them for money so you can pass it along.

If you have budgeted for gift giving this year, I hope you will remember Fadel and his family.

Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and was vetted by @gazavetters (#197 on the gazavetters spreadsheet).

Everyone is sitting comfortably in their warm homes, while we are huddled in our tent, easily blown away by the fierce winds. Everyone else is warm now, but I am shivering from the cold, and the shrapnel lodged in my body is causing me excruciating pain from the bitter cold and constant trembling.

So often every update from Gaza is terrifying and heartbreaking. It means the world to me on the rare occasion when Fadel texts me with good news about being able to afford the smallest things.