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Yesterday, Abdul Rahman's mother passed away.

He [@abdulrahman-family1] is beyond devastated, and this is his greatest loss. The earth feels heavy, the tears won't stop falling... Imagine losing somebody who is everything to you. This is how Abdul Rahman felt about his dear mother. He said he can't imagine life without her. Imagine the empty bed next to him, where she used to be...

A few days ago, she was hospitalized. They gave her sedatives, and Abdul Rahman was told that "she doesn't need to be awake now." After that, they discovered that the cancer had spread to her bones, and she never woke up again. Imagine not even being able to say the last "I love you, and goodbye"... I am angry that they didn't tell him that there is nothing they can do and this is the last time he sees her awake!

I am also angry with all of the states and institutions like the World Health Organization that have failed her and him, and did not evacuate her as promised. The doctors promised she would be among the first patients evacuated. We literally begged institutions and states all over the world to evacuate her. They just let her die, knowingly...

And this hurts, this is the deepest betrayal by the world.

They let her die slowly in inhumane conditions... because of insufficient treatment in Gaza, she went through agonizing pain, unimaginable to you and me. My heart hurts so much, and is grieving together with Abdul Rahman's.

This is not just another fundraiser, I'm not going to ask you to share anything. I'm just asking you to read this and feel Abdul Rahman's pain and loss.

Because that pain and loss is not just his, but it is our loss. Our world is losing by letting kind hearts like them suffer in silence, our world has failed humanity, not just Gaza.

And let me add something...Abdul Rahman's mother didn't just die of cancer, but she was, I believe, murdered by Israel. In the recent independent study, uranium was found in Palestinian soil because of the forbidden type of weapons Israel has used. Because of that, there is a rise in aggressive cancers in Gaza, such as the gallbladder cancer she had.

For those who want to keep on supporting the family, here is the link to their fundraiser:

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Abdul Rahman's story is published in a well-known newspaper

We, activists from the Slovenian movement for Palestinian rights, have published Abdul Rahman's plea for evacuation in one of the most well-known newspapers in our country. With this, we aim to put political pressure on our leaders to evacuate students like Abdul Rahman from Gaza. In the article, we also described the failed medical evacuation of his mother, and we warned against repeating the same mistake again with Abdul Rahman's evacuation.

We keep fighting for his evacuation with hope in our hearts.🤞Please keep supporting Abdul Rahman and his family. 🙏

Link to the article (you can read it with a translator).

They need more visibility.

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Made by @a-sketchy-a-day, a friend posted the AU on a Discord server and now I'm studying how to draw something for the AU.

gwehehe surprise masha... (\/ Lore in More \/)

I write to you with a heavy heart 💔 My children and I are going through very difficult times, and no one is asking about us. My son needs treatment and medication, and he needs milk, diapers, and urgent care. Please don't leave us alone in these difficult circumstances. 😔

We need your help. The situation is extremely difficult. You are our last hope. Food, clothes, milk, rent—everything has become incredibly expensive. My son, Ahmed, needs heart surgery and eye surgery. Please help my son so he can complete his treatment and undergo the operations. In addition to my family in Gaza, my parents, brothers, and sisters are also living in dire circumstances. Please help me for the sake of my family.

My name is Sharif, and I suffer from a back injury. I need intensive treatment and physical therapy to recover. Unfortunately, we lost everything in Gaza; we have no income and cannot work. The situation is extremely difficult.

PLEASE HELP 🙏🏽 EVEN A SIMPLE REPOST AND COMMENTING CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

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He has EXTREMELY LOW FUNDS, and donations are coming in very SLOWLY, so he needs as much support as possible!!

The return of the boy, my favorite beastie, the Toruk!

Good question!

There ARE Freshwater Merfolk, and their importance are going to be highlighted more in the future!

Fun fact! Freshwater Merfolk have been a thing all the way since Beast Fables was just a Mermay execise!

Freshwater Merfolk, like the Goonch Catfish and Betta Fish folk here are, collectively, known as "Greenwater" Merfolk, while Oceanic ones are known as "Bluewater" Merfolk.

Freshwater merfolk live mostly in deep rivers complexes and lakes, but like the two shown above, it's getting harder and harder to stay in freshwater environments due Merfolk's society's need to stay hidden and the fact that Werebeast/landlubbers are becoming more and more active in general.

Acclimating to salt water is also a lengthy process, as Merfolk bodies adjust to its salinity. Many merfolk are frustrated they have to expend more resources with new arrivals when many communities are already stretched thin.

The young T.rex here doesn't know it, but he'll soon be at the right age where he must fend for himself... But for now, he still has lessons to learn from his old man.

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I am Inas, a mother of two young children: Muhammad, 7 years old, and Hala, 5 years old. They should have been living their childhood like all children—safe and warm in the embrace of their father. But the war has stolen that dream from us😭😭😭

Six months ago, my husband Anas, a kind-hearted man who endured a life of poverty, was killed by a random shell while on his way to work as a taxi driver. Since that tragic day, I’ve been left to carry the unbearable weight of life alone.

I held a diploma in international secretarial studies and was about to start a job to help support my family. But the war shattered not only our home but also my hopes and dreams. We’ve been displaced six times and now live in a tent that offers no shelter from the bitter cold or the ever-looming fear.

My young children face relentless hunger that weakens their fragile bodies and a cold that knows no mercy for their small hearts. Each day, their cries for warmth and food grow louder, and each day, I feel more helpless to provide them with even the basics of life💔😭😭

I appeal to your humanity, to your compassion. We need your help to survive, to find a safe shelter, and to feed my children. Your generosity could be the reason Muhammad and Hala continue to live and find hope amidst this darkness🥹

Please, help me keep the light of these innocent children from being extinguished by this cruel world

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The millennium flycone (Desolopinaceus aerogermus) is one such species that, conversely, thrives in the arid deserts of equatorial Arcuterra, where adaptations such as waxy needles that prevent moisture loss and deep-boring roots that can dig deep for groundwater help it survive in the harsh, dry conditions and nutrient-poor soils. Coupled with its slow growth and low metabolism, flycone trees can live not only hundreds, but even thousands of years, making them some of the oldest and longest-lived individual organisms on the planet.

Its most remarkable adaptation, however, is the way it spreads its seeds: not just parachutes or spinners, they are equipped with aerodynamic wing-shaped extensions that make them efficient miniature hang gliders: in a strong wind, they can launch from their pinecones and travel many meters beyond their parent tree, and, when riding on thermal updrafts in the hot summer air, can extend that distance to kilometers. The lucky few that land somewhere they can safely take root eventually establish themselves and begin to slowly grow once the seasonal rains arrive, and, barring disease, erosion, or damage by herbivorous animals, may continue to do so for several thousand years to come.'

'Conifers have long passed their heyday in the Glaciocene, when large forests of taiga covered enormous swathes of the northernmost continents. Yet, today, in a world greatly warmed and very different, some species remain quite successful: even in places the opposite of what most of their forebearers once dominated.

The millennium flycone (Desolopinaceus aerogermus) is one such species that, conversely, thrives in the arid deserts of equatorial Arcuterra, where adaptations such as waxy needles that prevent moisture loss and deep-boring roots that can dig deep for groundwater help it survive in the harsh, dry conditions and nutrient-poor soils. Coupled with its slow growth and low metabolism, flycone trees can live not only hundreds, but even thousands of years, making them some of the oldest and longest-lived individual organisms on the planet.

Its most remarkable adaptation, however, is the way it spreads its seeds: not just parachutes or spinners, they are equipped with aerodynamic wing-shaped extensions that make them efficient miniature hang gliders: in a strong wind, they can launch from their pinecones and travel many meters beyond their parent tree, and, when riding on thermal updrafts in the hot summer air, can extend that distance to kilometers. The lucky few that land somewhere they can safely take root eventually establish themselves and begin to slowly grow once the seasonal rains arrive, and, barring disease, erosion, or damage by herbivorous animals, may continue to do so for several thousand years to come.'