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Every day, I try to remind myself that we are still here. That despite everything we have lost, we are still breathing, still holding on. But some days, that is harder than others.

I lost 25 family members in a single moment. I can still hear their laughter, still see their faces when I close my eyes. But they are gone, and nothing will bring them back.

Our home, the place that held every memory, every moment of comfort, is nothing but rubble. We have been displaced over and over, searching for safety, searching for something that feels like home.

💔 Each day is a battle for survival. 💔 Each night is a reminder of who is missing. 💔 And yet, kindness still finds us.

Thanks to the generosity of people who have never met me, we have now reached $2,500. It is a small step in a long journey, but it is a step forward. And that means everything.

I am not asking for much—just the chance to survive. Even $5 can make a difference. If you cannot give, please consider sharing our story. You never know who might see it and be able to help.

Thank you for your kindness. Thank you for reminding us that even in our hardest moments, there is still goodness in the world. 💙🙏

The Piercing Eye of Justice.

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I am Muhammad Shehab from Gaza🍉. I support a family of 6 people. My sick mother and father, my wife Hiyam, and my sons (Zain and Yahya). I have a gofundme campaign that I created to treat my mother and father, protect my family, and get them out of the danger of the war on Gaza🍉. We live in very difficult circumstances Help me we are still very far from the goal. I hope everyone will donate even a little. I am confident that you will stand with me and support me until I achieve my goal and save my family from the danger of war. Share my story. Pin my story to your page. Everything helps. Can you share some of my posts from time to time? Maybe the internet will be cut off in my area. Thank you

Before the war, my life was filled with lines of code, problem-solving, and creative thinking. I was a programmer—building web and mobile apps, writing backend systems in C# and ASP.NET. My days were spent developing projects, learning new technologies, and growing in my career. It wasn’t always easy, but I loved what I did. My work gave me purpose, and my future felt full of possibility.

Now: Life in War

Now, my reality has drastically changed. I live under constant threat, in a war zone, with my family. The sound of explosions has replaced the hum of my computer. Each day is a struggle for survival, filled with fear, grief, and uncertainty.

I have lost loved ones—my cousins, my aunt, and her children. And I have lost my job, my sense of security, and the dreams I once had as a programmer. The war took away my work, but more than that, it has taken away the life I knew.

Hope for the Future

But despite it all, I hold on to hope. Hope that one day, I will return to the work I love. Hope that one day, my family and I can live in peace. Like anyone else in the world, we deserve to feel safe, to dream again, and to rebuild what was lost.

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Napoleon looks out to sea: (sulking)

(someone gives him a piece of candy)

Napoleon: Oh...it's a bonbon. I knew a “Bonbon” once…

HEART OF GOLD

Bernadotte’s kind and compassionate heart was known to everyone; even envious enemies never denied his exceptional cordiality. Almost ridiculously softhearted, often with tears in his eyes, always ready to help even at the cost of his own comfort: his kindness to prisoners of war won him the throne. The occupied towns of which he was governor expressed gratitude and love to their occupier.

 “He is the only Frenchman I have found in Paris, for the other Generals have the German air, which is so stiff and disagreeable.”

 Count Wrede

“…I received a letter from Bernadotte (already Crown Prince) himself… This letter contained the same sentiments of friendship as those I used to receive from General Bernadotte, and formed a contrast with the correspondence of King Jerome, who when he wrote to me assumed the regal character.”

Louis A. F. de Bourrienne

“... It was the only occasion that I ever met the future King of Sweden, who seemed to me very different from our other generals. In the first place he was perfectly amiable to everyone. That is the first difference. He was particularly so to me, although he only knew me by name.”

Duke de Fezensac

ALPHA KING

Bernadotte is considered the founder of modern Sweden. He laid the foundation for modern Swedish neutrality; “Scandinavian” or “Nordic” model, defined as the alliance of liberalism and strong social protection, was born in the wake of King Charles XIV John and his son Oscar. His experience, knowledge and magnetic personal charm gave him preponderant political influence. He was cautious and farsighted in action. His foreign policy inaugurated a long favorable period of peace. In domestic affairs, farsighted legislation helped the rapid expansion of Swedish and Norwegian agriculture and industry; in Sweden, the famous Göta Canal was completed, postwar financial problems were solved, and during the reign both countries enjoyed a rapid increase in population, etc etc.