After all these months, I realize that if things continue this way, it could take me years to rebuild what I lost and return to the work I dedicated my life to studying and serving others 💔💔

Frankly, I'm starting to lose hope, and I'm beginning to consider looking for any other job to support my family and provide for their basic needs. This feeling is incredibly painful for me, not because work is shameful—all honest work deserves respect—but because I was a doctor and a pharmacist, and now I find myself unable to return to my profession due to circumstances beyond my control ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

What hurts me most isn't just the financial loss, but the feeling of abandonment. To go through everything I've been through and then find people simply watching, as if what happened to me doesn't concern them 💔💔

Despite everything, I still cling to a last thread of hope, and I still believe that there is still goodness in people. Therefore, I ask everyone who can help or participate in the campaign to do so. Perhaps your contribution will be the reason I can return to my profession and reclaim a part of my life that was taken from me 💔💔

Thank you to everyone who will give me a new chance to get back on my feet 🙏🙏🙏

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I don’t know how to put this pain into words. Just a short time ago, we rushed my mother to the hospital after her blood pressure suddenly rose to a dangerous level. We were terrified, but we kept telling ourselves that everything would be okay. Then the test results came back and shattered every hope we had. The doctors found a blocked heart artery and told us she urgently needs a cardiac catheterization. Since that moment, our lives have been filled with fear, sleepless nights, and the constant worry that we might lose her before we can save her.😔💔

The catheterization, medications, and hospital expenses cost $1,200. To many people, this may seem like a number. To us, it is the difference between hope and heartbreak. Every moment without treatment fills us with more fear. I don’t want this story to become another story of loss because we couldn’t gather the money in time.💔

I am not asking for comfort I am asking for the chance to save my mother’s life. Please don’t assume someone else will help. If everyone who reads this gives even $5 or $10, we could reach our goal much faster. Small donations, when they come together, can save a life.🙏

I am begging you with all my heart: please don’t leave without doing something. Donate if you can and share our story with others. Your kindness today could be the reason my mother receives the emergency treatment she desperately needs before it is too late. Please help us give her another chance to live. 🙏💔😔

Current process: USD 17,106 / $18,306

Vatted by: @90-ghost

Vatted by: @sar-soor

Any donation, no matter how small, can make a difference and help him receive the treatment he needs. Your kindness, support, and prayers mean the world to our family during this difficult time.

Please consider donating and sharing this message with others. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

My child and I will never forgive anyone who ignores this. ✋😥

I am a pregnant mother, and I am going through very difficult days.... 💔

For several days now, I have not received any donations, and I am struggling to provide even the most basic necessities for myself and my child. Every day, I worry about how I will find food, water, and the things we need to survive...💔💔💔😭

My heart is full of fear—not only for myself, but for my child. I dream of giving my baby a safe and dignified life, but right now I feel helpless and overwhelmed💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭

If you are able to help, no matter how small the donation may seem, it would mean the world to us. And if you cannot donate, please consider sharing my story with others.......🍉

Please do not leave a pregnant mother and her child to face this hardship alone. Thank you for your kindness and support..✨ 🤍

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I am Inas, a mother of two young children: Muhammad, 7 years old, and Hala, 5 years old. They should have been living their childhood like all children—safe and warm in the embrace of their father. But the war has stolen that dream from us😭😭😭

Six months ago, my husband Anas, a kind-hearted man who endured a life of poverty, was killed by a random shell while on his way to work as a taxi driver. Since that tragic day, I’ve been left to carry the unbearable weight of life alone.

I held a diploma in international secretarial studies and was about to start a job to help support my family. But the war shattered not only our home but also my hopes and dreams. We’ve been displaced six times and now live in a tent that offers no shelter from the bitter cold or the ever-looming fear.

My young children face relentless hunger that weakens their fragile bodies and a cold that knows no mercy for their small hearts. Each day, their cries for warmth and food grow louder, and each day, I feel more helpless to provide them with even the basics of life💔😭😭

I appeal to your humanity, to your compassion. We need your help to survive, to find a safe shelter, and to feed my children. Your generosity could be the reason Muhammad and Hala continue to live and find hope amidst this darkness🥹

Please, help me keep the light of these innocent children from being extinguished by this cruel world

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In South Asia, heat weaves already claim more than 200,000 lives annually. According to a recent study, as temperature rises, the death toll might exceed 400,000 by 2045. India is at high risk.

The study further reveals that over 200,000 deaths are currently attributed to severe temperatures, and this figure may nearly quadruple over the next twenty years.

With deaths increasing and governments lacking strategies to protect laborers from dying, vulnerable workers across South Asia are demanding their governments provide heat wave protections.

Ashok Kumar, forty-two, a migrant worker from India’s Bihar state, has been running a barber shop on a footpath with no roof in India’s national capital, New Delhi, where temperatures exceed to 46 degrees Celsius (114.8 degrees Fahrenheit). With no shaded resting area, Kumar spends nine hours a day in a scorching heat to support his family.

“Where shall I go? I have to feed my family. The government cannot install air conditioning at the roadside for us. We are dying under the blazing sun. We have no options. If we stop work, our families will die hungry,” Kumar told me. [...]

While knowing risk factors, many migrant laborers are unable to do much more than cover their heads with wet towels.

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The New York Times is deeply committed to upholding Zionism that about 20 of their high ranking editors, executives, journalists are either former IDF or literally living in stolen Palestinian property.

This dossier is worth digging into if you wanna know who they all are

BUT the moment the NYTimes posted an op-ed about the sexual violence committed against Palestinian, something that has been reported by various human rights organizations (and let's not forget the Right to Rape protest in 2024 in Sde Teiman), every single Jewish Zionist took to the streets to yell Blood Libel as always.

I want to highlight one by Thomas Friedman, the Jerusalem bureau chief for The Times from 1984 to 1988 (he has also worked as a foreign affairs columnist for the opinion page since 1995). This quote comes from an opinion piece written in 2024 titled "Understanding the Middle East Through the Animal Kingdom."

"The U.S. is like an old lion. We are still the king of the Middle East jungle — more powerful than any single actor, but we have so many scars from so many fights that we just can’t just show up, roar loudly and expect that everyone will do what we want or scamper away. We are one tired lion, and that’s why other predators are no longer afraid to test us.

Iran is to geopolitics what a recently discovered species of parasitoid wasp is to nature. What does this parasitoid wasp do? According to Science Daily, the wasp “injects its eggs into live caterpillars, and the baby wasp larvae slowly eat the caterpillar from the inside out, bursting out once they have eaten their fill.”

Is there a better description of Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq today? They are the caterpillars. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the wasp. The Houthis, Hezbollah, Hamas and Kataib Hezbollah are the eggs that hatch inside the host — Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq — and eat it from the inside out.

We have no counterstrategy that safely and efficiently kills the wasp without setting fire to the whole jungle."

There is no justification that can be given for such statements, and no justification that can be given for an organization that continues to elevate Zionists to the highest ranks of the company.

Jun Kumaori (Junkuma)

"chasing its tail too much"