#stopthegenocide

By the way, I love Jewish people

Winter is harsh, rain doesn’t stop, and the cold enters torn tents.

At the same time… bombing continues, and fear never fades.

People are fasting with whatever they can find…

But the painful truth:

There is not enough food 🍞

No clean water 💧

No heating 🧊

Not even safety…

Community kitchens are overwhelmed, and needs are greater than ever.

Every day means families sleeping hungry and children freezing from the cold.

I’m sharing my situation honestly…

We are just trying to survive.

Your support right now is not luxury — it is survival.

If you can donate or share, it truly makes a difference 🙏

🖼✍️🏾reposted from @ajplus Azeez Al-Shaair, star linebacker for the Houston Texans, wore eye tape that read “Stop the Genocide” during the American football playoff game on Jan. 18. Al-Shaair defied a previous fine from the league and a threat to pull him from the game for wearing the tape. He’s one of the few Muslim players in the league and publicly supports Palestine.

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🔴 Humanitarian crisis intensifies

Severe suffering for displaced families

A grandmother and her 5-year-old grandson died in a fire in their tent in a displacement camp amid inadequate shelter and cold winter conditions — underlining the dire living conditions for Gazans even during a partial lull in heavy bombardment. AP News

A 7-year-old boy drowned in flooding at a Gaza City tent camp after winter rains overwhelmed makeshift housing. UNICEF and local health authorities say weather-related deaths among children are rising. AP News

Calls for more humanitarian aid

Arab and Islamic foreign ministers jointly urged an immediate humanitarian response to Gaza’s worsening situation — particularly heavy rains and lack of basic services. WAFA Agency

Survivors are struggling in tents facing harsh weather, with risks of flooding, hypothermia, and infrastructure collapse. Al Jazeera

Editorial and expert views

The Guardian editorial highlights that Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is deepening, with displaced civilians living in cold, flooded conditions and restricted aid flows worsening food insecurity and health needs. The Guardian

⚠️ Ceasefire + Violence

Ceasefire still fragile

A ceasefire agreed months ago has halted large-scale bombardments, but violence continues, especially along contested demarcation lines (“Yellow Line”), where Palestinians are still being killed. KSAT

Daily tensions and clashes persist, and there is no comprehensive, durable peace.

Political/legal restrictions on aid

Israel recently announced that dozens of international humanitarian organizations will be suspended or forced to re-register under strict conditions, a move condemned by many aid groups who say it will cripple relief work in the Strip. AP News