violence and sadism

this fucking thing is notorious for being incredibly dangerous to drive. like, it straight up wants to kill you. there are several reasons for this:

-massive engine combined with a very lightweight body. absolutely insane amount of torque.

-no airbags

-no ABS, no traction control, no electronic driver aids whatsoever

-stiff suspension, lots of power and wide tires meant that it was incredibly twitchy and would oversteer badly if you didnt manage it perfectly

-the tires werent really equipped to handle all of that power so they'd often lose grip or just literally fucking melt

-it does not like bumps. if the pavement isnt perfect and youre going fast, it will spin out

Yes, food has entered the Strip…

but not as aid — it’s being sold to us at high prices.

Prices have dropped slightly, but they’re still far from normal. The same goes for money transfer fees — lower, yet still too high.

The army hasn’t withdrawn from most areas of Gaza.

Entire cities like Rafah haven’t seen the army move back even a single meter

Anyone who approaches Rafah or the so-called “yellow line” is targeted immediately — that line marks the areas under full occupation control.

Tens of thousands of missing people are still trapped under the rubble of their homes, waiting to be pulled out and buried with dignity.

No country or organization is helping. Civilians dig with their bare hands 💔

Thousands of detainees from Gaza remain in occupation prisons, including doctors like Dr. Hossam Abu Safieh, with no sign of release.

The bombing has never stopped — not for a single day

Every day there are airstrikes, shootings, and martyrs… while the world stays silent and hypocritical.

We still live in tents, worn and fragile, as winter approaches.

The rain and wind will soon bring another disaster.

Gas hasn’t entered Gaza; we only hear about it in the news.

We cook over open fires, and even firewood is expensive.

Meat, chicken, and vegetables are available in the markets,

but only for those who can afford them — a kilo of chicken costs around 50 USD!

Most medicines are gone from hospitals and pharmacies.

Those who find a painkiller are considered lucky.

Water is another daily struggle — we travel long distances to buy 20 liters for 10 shekels.

Since the ceasefire was announced, the world seems to think the war has ended.

Aid has slowed, attention has faded, and many have forgotten us.

But the truth is… nothing has changed.

We are still here, still suffering, still waiting for your voices, your prayers, your solidarity.

The killing of innocent people has not stopped. Violence is everywhere in Gaza.

No food. No clean water. No medicine. Just hunger, fear, and days that keep getting harder.

Families are exhausted. People are collapsing under the weight of everything.

We say it in every language, hoping someone, somewhere, will listen:

🇵🇸 غزة ليست بخير والناس تنهار

🇺🇸🇬🇧 Gaza is not okay and people are breaking

🇨🇦 Gaza is not okay and people are breaking

🇳🇱 Gaza is niet oké en mensen breken

🇫🇷 Gaza ne va pas bien et les gens s’effondrent

🇪🇸 Gaza no está bien y la gente se derrumba

🇩🇪 Gaza geht es nicht gut und die Menschen brechen zusammen

🇮🇹 Gaza non sta bene e le persone stanno crollando

🇷🇺 Газа не в порядке, люди ломаются

🇨🇳 加沙情况不好，人们正在崩溃

🇯🇵 ガザは大丈夫ではなく、人々は崩れている

🇰🇷 가자는 괜찮지 않고 사람들은 무너지고 있다

🇹🇷 Gazze iyi değil, insanlar çöküyor

🇮🇳 गाज़ा ठीक नहीं है, लोग टूट रहे हैं

🇧🇷 Gaza não está bem e as pessoas estão desmoronando

🇮🇩 Gaza tidak baik-baik saja dan orang-orang sedang runtuh

🇵🇰 غزہ ٹھیک نہیں ہے اور لوگ ٹوٹ رہے ہیں

🇮🇷 غزه حال خوبی ندارد و مردم در حال فروپاشی هستند

🇬🇷 Η Γάζα δεν είναι καλά και οι άνθρωποι καταρρέουν

🇸🇪 Gaza mår inte bra och människor bryter samman

People are still suffering in Gaza, and nothing has stopped.

My father’s life is also in danger without your support. We cannot afford to provide his daily medication, and without it, his condition could get worse at any moment.

In my absence, Eman's village's situation has been getting worse, far far worse. As the fabric of Sudan's medical and other social infrastructures have been destroyed by war and genocide, displaced people are seeing a high risk of disease outbreaks amongst them. This is what Eman's village is currently going through, and her family has been one of many affected by dengue fever.

Eman is scared, alone, and feels like her family's situation is invisible. Please show her that she isn't alone, and that her and her family and her village aren't invisible. Please if you can spare anything, help Eman @emiiii980 out.

Weather camera self portraits (2012— )