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Do you know that feeling of SHAME? That's what I feel every morning when my little brother, who's only 6 years old, comes to ask me if we'll be able to buy bread today...idk what to do. I've done my best, but so many are ignoring my pleas. So please, I trust you won't let a child go to bed hungry. Please donate to save my little brothers & sisters

Do you know that feeling of SHAME? That's what I feel every morning when my little brother, who's only 6 years old, comes to ask me if we'll be able to buy bread today...idk what to do. I've done my best, but so many are ignoring my pleas. So please, I trust you won't let a child go to bed hungry. Please donate to save my little brothers & sisters

BABYS NEEDS MILK AND FOOD I BEG YOU

BABYS NEEDS MILK AND FOOD I BEG YOU

BABYS NEEDS MILK AND FOOD I BEG YOU

BABYS NEEDS MILK AND FOOD I BEG YOU

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You are my last hope🤍

It is with a broken heart that we have to share the worst news imaginable with the NGU community. This weekend, the IOF bombed the neighborhood of Yahya Al-Habil and his family. Little Omar, Yahya’s 7-year-old brother who we have mentioned often, was martyred.

Both Yahya and his brother Mohammed are being treated in different departments for the severe injuries they sustained from this attack, and did not get the chance to say goodbye to Omar.

They now require ongoing, very expensive medical care. Their family also needs to buy food and other basic necessities and arrange shelter. Donations have become stagnant and their situation is extremely desperate. Please help them survive and try to rebuild their lives.

Current: $5,229 of $5,524—updated 1 Nov.

Need to raise: $295 usd

It's been fun, but I guess this is goodbye.

I have written before trying to draw attention to GHF.

On May 27, private US contractors rolled out "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" sites backed by Israel and directed by longtime US imperialist, John Acree. These supposed "aid" sites were set up in Israeli military zones, where journalists have no access, and staffed by private mercenaries.

People were killed in such unthinkable numbers at and around these sites that GHF was immediately condemned by aid and human rights organizations, the United Nations, and literally everyone on the ground from doctors to civilians. Save the Children's regional director described GHF tactics as forcing civilians into fenced-in zones and gunning them down. UNRWA called it "a sadistic death-trap."

Now read that quote in the image in at the top of this post above again. GHF director John Acree said that he has been in talks with Civil Military Coordination Center (CMCC) who will be "adopting and expanding the model GHF piloted."

It went through its trial run and succeeded in destroying and ending countless lives and making starvation itself somehow more horrifying. Now the genocidaires can shed the skin of the condemned GHF and continue forward, like a snake ready to devour the starving people in Gaza.

Please give to my friend Ahmed (@ahmedaldaniii) in Gaza. Donations are vital so that his family can purchase food for themselves and do not need to gamble with aid sites that might simply be death traps.

He walked a long distance trying to get clean water because water near his family's tent isn't potable. He is still suffering the effects of months of famine. His family has no healthy food, and he is malnourished.

Making this long walk while hungry and dehydrated left him with a terrible headache, and he has no medicine for pain relief.

He tried to reassure me that he can handle it. It is true that he is very capable and resilient. It's extremely impressive all he has been able to do. But he is also so young. He should not be forced to live in conditions where he has to handle such things. He should be able to put his capabilities towards his education.

The world says the war is “over,” but tell me how is it over when my mother still wakes up gasping for breath? When every night I pray she survives until morning because I can’t afford the device that keeps her heart alive?

We lost our home. We lost everything. And now I’m watching the person who gave me life slowly fade in front of me —because we have nothing left but hope.

She needs a new heart device — $35,000 — to live. I’m begging you: don’t scroll past this like it’s just another post. Please donate, reblog, or share anything. Your act of kindness could literally save a life tonight.

For the past two years of genocide, your donations have been her family’s lifeline, helping them survive when everything around them was destroyed.

Now, even though the bombs have stopped, Gaza has nothing left no jobs, no homes, no stability. Ghada’s sister Razan just graduated high school with an amazing 86.5%, dreaming of university. Her other sister Reham had to pause her studies because they can’t afford tuition.

They are trying to raise enough funds for Razan’s university fees, Reham’s return to university, and basic living needs. Every euro truly makes a difference.

On a hopeful note, little Eileen’s eyes have finally healed, and she’s smiling again.

Please, if you can, continue supporting Ghada’s family the war may have ended, but their struggle for life and education continues.

€44,949 / €45500

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individual posts for these campaigns are generally ignored. i suspect they’re just background noise for most people at this point. please don’t ignore this, you have the opportunity to throw someone a lifeline and do some real good. even if you don’t have any money, a reblog is free and can help get more eyes on these campaigns. none of them are on tumblr, to my knowledge. nobody sees these campaigns unless people reblog posts about them or make their own posts.

all campaigns are vetted by the organizers of gaza funds. for full transparency, a list of campaigns is available to view on their site.

basim and hla: 18 days since last donation

rania alneder: 13 days since last donation

shatha zeyad: 12 days since last donation

karem al-kahlout: 12 days since last donation

ibrahim abu raida: 12 days since last donation

mohammed ahmed: 11 days since last donation

nada muhaisen: 10 days since last donation

yasmin's family: 7 days since last donation

campaigns in danger of becoming critically stagnant:

ahmad abuabdou: 5 days since last donation

ahmed atallah: 5 days since last donation

raghad's family: 5 days since last donation

dr. isam's family: 4 days since last donation

this list comprises the majority of my active gaza funds spotlight campaigns. i am actively spotlighting 20 campaigns. eight of them are critically stagnant, and four more are in danger of becoming critically stagnant.

these families cannot afford to wait! are they not worthy of support because they are not personally begging you for it? please do something!

remember, even if you don't think you can give anything, you have a platform, so use it!

thank you in advance for your consideration.

tags for reach under the cut (you can always let me know if you'd rather not be on this list)

My little girl wanted the world to know how hard life is in Gaza.

She believes that kind hearts can make a difference.

Please, help if you can — every bit of support brings hope. 🙏🙏

Donation link

My friend Abdu does what I do as a peer mutual aid advocate in more danger for much less stability.

He has treked from his home in Uganda, and fleed Kenya to South Sudan as a refugee among other queer survivors. The work he does for them invaluable and his patience and courage is immeasurable, truly.

Do you care about us? Or do you only care about us if we are white, cis passing or otherwise assimilated into western culture?

You have the opportunity to help someone in a foreign land, today, everyday. These refugees deserve this help and safett not because they are like us, but because they are human.

His campaign is below.

I wanted to share something with you today. Something that brought me a kind of happiness I have not felt in a very long time. Two days ago, I received a message that was the most beautiful thing to happen to me in two years of war in Gaza. Despite everything we are living through, it touched me in a way I did not expect. It brought joy to me, to my family, and to my children. My new friend Harlow’s words carried a power that reached our hearts and reminded us that we still matter to someone out there.

They urgently, URGENTLY need your donation.

A reblog that’s all it really takes. There are campaigns on here with tens of thousands of notes how do you think they got there?

By everyone scrolling past? Complain about morality OCD and compassion burnout all you want. My friend Ghada's family survived the bombing, but they are not safe.

Even after the so-called ceasefire, their lives are still hanging by a thread. At any moment I am not speaking to Ghada, it is possible that she has no food, no shelter, no safety this is what “after the war” looks like in Gaza.

Think about living with ruins instead of homes, fear instead of stability, and the echo of everything they lost. There’s no “getting used to” that as your constant reality.

So when I ask you to reblog this post, think about the lack of effort it would take to flick your thumb and realize it could still be saving the lives of 14 people, affected by destruction and trauma far beyond what you could possibly imagine on your own.

I have written before trying to draw attention to GHF.

On May 27, private US contractors rolled out "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" sites backed by Israel and directed by longtime US imperialist, John Acree. These supposed "aid" sites were set up in Israeli military zones, where journalists have no access, and staffed by private mercenaries.

People were killed in such unthinkable numbers at and around these sites that GHF was immediately condemned by aid and human rights organizations, the United Nations, and literally everyone on the ground from doctors to civilians. Save the Children's regional director described GHF tactics as forcing civilians into fenced-in zones and gunning them down. UNRWA called it "a sadistic death-trap."

Now read that quote in the image in at the top of this post above again. GHF director John Acree said that he has been in talks with Civil Military Coordination Center (CMCC) who will be "adopting and expanding the model GHF piloted."

It went through its trial run and succeeded in destroying and ending countless lives and making starvation itself somehow more horrifying. Now the genocidaires can shed the skin of the condemned GHF and continue forward, like a snake ready to devour the starving people in Gaza.

Please give to my friend Ahmed (@ahmedaldaniii) in Gaza. Donations are vital so that his family can purchase food for themselves and do not need to gamble with aid sites that might simply be death traps.

He walked a long distance trying to get clean water because water near his family's tent isn't potable. He is still suffering the effects of months of famine. His family has no healthy food, and he is malnourished.

Making this long walk while hungry and dehydrated left him with a terrible headache, and he has no medicine for pain relief.

He tried to reassure me that he can handle it. It is true that he is very capable and resilient. It's extremely impressive all he has been able to do. But he is also so young. He should not be forced to live in conditions where he has to handle such things. He should be able to put his capabilities towards his education.

I do- I take Lexapro, I get it monthly to help with my clinical depression. As it turns out, Ibrahim ( @aburakhiaibrahim ) also needs to take Lexapro to help with his depression! But the thing is, medication isn't going to solve a life lived under an oppressive system, and it's CERTAINLY not going to solve a life lived under a genocide. There are an infinite number of things to be depressed about, from food scarcity, medical scarcity, and even the stability of a home.

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