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@samwilsons
" Men in Gaza do cry.
When they lose their homes that they spend their
whole lives building, they cry
When they see their dreams and hopes getting destroyed, they cry.
When they realise how scary and uncertain their future is, they cry.
And because they are human beings, full of feelings and emotions, they cry."
This is an excerpt from a 35-year-old Palestinian's account of life in Gaza under siege.
Ziad has been writing for the Guardian about the realities of the Israeli bombardment, as he, his sister and their pets, flee their home in Gaza City in the hope of survival.
You can read his diary entries in full via the link:
Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts life in Gaza since Israel declared a siege
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āā¦use things to have good days.ā
the loading screen trying to convince me to use even one of my 3000 consumables
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resources to help palestinians living in gaza who will undoubtably be faced with unimaginable brutality in the coming days
- baitulmaal.org
- gaza mutual aid collective (pay/pal: AGEDKNAFEH)
not affiliated with aid but your local community may be doing a solidarity protest tomorrow listed here
Anera is one of the few orgs able to work directly in Gaza, delivering food, blood, and medical supplies, in addition to their regular activities in economic and agricultural sustainability and sovereignty. Iāve worked with them before and highly recommend.
PCRF also works in Gaza, their HQ was bombed in a previous attack. They do good work, especially with kids.
wanted to also add a crowdfund for a mother of two sick children in gaza. her friend is also accepting donations for her through her p*ypal (ayaghanameh)
and gaza mutual aid is now currently overwhelmed with all the donations they received and have closed their inbox. thank you everyone who donated!
doctors without borders is treating patients in gaza right now and accepts donations. theyāve reported all hospitals are currently overwhelmed from injuries
smartphone storage plateauing in favor of just storing everything in the cloud is such dogshit. i should be able to have like a fucking terabyte of data on my phone at this point. i hate the fucking cloud
this is gonna make me sound very Old Man Yells At Cloud but i just hate how many things in my life assume i will always have access to a quick, reliable internet connection and almost cease to function without it. Obviously certain things Have To Have An Internet Connection, but i want to be able to listen to music if my service is bad. i want to still watch movies if Netflix is down. i want to have a working map when i canāt get a cell signal. nearly every tech product these days bears the fingerprint of the extremely internet-rich places they are developed, high rent offices in Seattle, San Francisco, etc.. I think often the idea of the internet not being available is so remote to them it doesnāt even factor in to development. i remember when the Xbox One was debuted and Microsoft was almost mockingly like āif you donāt have reliable fast internet, then donāt bother buying thisā, and there was such backlash they completely went back on so much of that. But now that attitude is just the tech norm.
it has been genuinely devastating to see major governments, global news outlets and ignorant celebrities spreading a narrative that supports and upholds a regime responsible for the genocide of thousands of innocent lives. palestinians have been suffering for decades and nobody has cared; nobody has offered them the empathy that is now being so generously handed to a military force that is brutally murdering and displacing the palestinian people. 2.2 million people in gaza have had their electricity, food, water and fuel cut off. we are witnessing firsthand the utter annihilation of a population ā dehumanising media coverage, blatant islamophobic propaganda, hundreds of children massacred ā please understand that taking a "neutral" stance is siding with the oppressor. free palestine today, tomorrow, forever. from the river to the sea šµšø
global conflict tracker
palestine resource library
donate to islamic relief worldwide
donate to medical aid for palestinians
donate to the palestine children's relief fund
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE 2022, dir. Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
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a woman will be 28 or whatever and all the 24 year olds are in shock like āno fucking way I seriously couldnāt tell. you donāt look near death at allā
I know it's not that deep but those "[insert celebrity] is evidence of how people don't age when they're unproblematic" posts bug me because a) that's how people age when they have lots of money and resources to put towards their appearance lol but also b) someone could be the kindest most generous unproblematic person and still get wrinkles and grey hair because ageing isn't some kind of moral failure