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Medical Aid for Palestinians

Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees. We provide immediate medical aid to those in great need, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.

you can read more about their ongoing emergency response here

Responding to this emergency situation, Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP)’s team on the ground in Gaza are releasing all of our pre-positioned stocks, worth $570,000 USD (approximately £465,000), to ensure hospitals and emergency responders have the supplies they need to cope with an unprecedented influx of casualties. The list of supplies provided by MAP includes essential drugs and disposables, lab reagents and support for Gaza’s blood bank services. Some of these supplies are already being delivered to Al Awda Hospital.

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I cannot emphasise this enough, because people in general are just not aware of what the the sea is like: the Titanic is not just "in the sea". It's not just "on the sea bed".

The Titanic is sitting on the part of the sea bed so unimaginably remote from our world, so barren, so impenetrably dark, so crushingly hostile, that it is called - in technical terms -

THE ABYSSAL PLAIN

Like, that's not hyperbole or metaphor or any sort of poetic language. That's just what it's called, because that's what it is. The endless, flat, featureless plain at the bottom of the Abyss. The actual literal Underworld.

Nobody goes to the Abyssal Plain. Ever wondered why it took so long to find the wreck? Because Nobody. Goes. There. It is not our world. The very rare expeditions - mostly unmanned - are a huge deal. They are Perilous Undertakings. Those fabulous high-tech submarines that the Navies have, the ones that can lurk for months underwater without needing to surface? They don't go down there. They can't. They would be crushed like a can underfoot.

There are exactly 3 rules (and a secret 4th) to battle jackets in my mind, some people will tell you theres more, some people will call my rules stupid, but these are the guidelines I stick to

Do not put any political patches on your sides or back. Keep them in the front. This one is honestly just for safety, if someone has a problem with it, you’ll be able to see them coming

If you don’t know of or listen to a band, don’t put the patch on your jacket just cause you think they look cool. People might ask you about it, you’ll be standing there without answers, you might get called a poser (even if you arent)

If you have other options, don’t buy off amazon. Buy from small businesses, straight from bands, or DIY it. Though I recognize that not everyone has other options for large varieties of reasons, but if you do, take them (besides DIY or small business patches usually look cooler imo)

Those are my 3 most important rules for battle jackets. But do you have to follow them? Of course not. I cant force you to do anything, its your jacket, not mine. That leads me to my secret 4th rule though

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