For a long time, education has been my dream and my hope for a better future. I studied Business Administration and worked hard despite the war, displacement, fear, and the collapse of normal life around us.
Recently, I discovered the Gaza-Palestine Scholarship at University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. This scholarship was created to support students from Gaza whose lives and education were shattered by war. It offers Palestinian students the opportunity to continue their studies in safety and rebuild their futures through education.
For me, this opportunity means survival, dignity, and hope.
My goal is to continue my academic journey after evacuation from Gaza and complete my bachelor’s degree so I can build a future for myself and support my family one day. But before I can apply and continue this path, I face a major obstacle: I need to pay 1,192 Jordanian dinars to extract and process my academic certificates and documents.
Without these documents, I cannot move forward with university applications or scholarship procedures.
Months ago, compassionate people helped me raise 1,129 Jordanian dinars during another difficult step in my journey. Their kindness reminded me that humanity still exists, even during the darkest times. Today, I am asking for help once again so I do not lose this opportunity.
Education is the only thing the war could not destroy inside me.
Every donation, every share, and every kind message brings me one step closer to safety, education, and a future beyond war.
Thank you for standing with a student from Gaza who still believes that dreams are worth fighting for.
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Ethnic cleansing is not just the active removal of a people by force, it is also creating conditions that necessitate their displacement. Every single Ghazzawi who has been displaced to Egypt or elsewhere as a result of this genocide is a victim of ethnic cleansing unless their unconditional right of return is afforded to them, which likely it will not be. Keep that in mind.
I just get weary of every time a Palestinian family is helped to flee Gaza seeing that framed as a ‘success story’ or a happy ending. These people were ethnically cleansed from their homeland by Israel. That is a tragedy. It is only a ‘success’ in that they live to see another day. The conditions which were manufactured specifically to make their displacement an existential necessity should’ve never been imposed upon them in the first place. They should not have had to flee their homeland with the likelihood they will never return to escape a holocaust. I need you all to understand that. It’s a happier story, yes, but it’s still a fucking tragedy.
Donations to mutual aid groups have dropped by half since the ceasefire was announced. The bombs may have quieted, but the suffering hasn’t stopped— Palestinians in Gaza still need our help. Please, if you’re able, donate today:
Translating Falasteen (Palestine), in collaboration with The Sameer Project, launched a fundraising campaign to support families in Gaza fac
if you’re going to talk about the mass starvation of Palestinians (which thank you) and the long term epigenetic affects please don’t forget about Sudan. the Sudani people are going through one of the worst starvations in history. more than 24 Million are facing acute hunger, with an estimated 500,000 children alone already dead from starvation. please be vocal about the horrors happening in Sudan right now. they will feel it for generations to come as well and it is just as heartbreaking and anger at the world inducing and important to speak on it especially in the context of the dangers of forced famine
Books are in short supply in Gaza right now. Omar has been saving books during the war and taking him with them through multiple displacements. He shared his packing and transport on September 6, 2025.
Omar is on Instagram @ omar.hamad7. He has a Chuffed fundraiser as well.
Available Go Fund Me campaigns for people whose stories have been shared on watermelllonarchive can be found in the resources post.
my "I'm with the boomers on this one" take is that I should not need an app to park my fucking car. increasingly when I'm out and about and need to use public parking, the only option is an app. no. no. give me a meter I can plug the loose change from the bottom of my purse into. worst comes to absolute worst give me a machine to insert my credit card which prints a receipt for the dashboard of my car (I don't like those either but at least they are on site). "to pay for parking, download our app!" why don't you download my ass
George: So when Shakespeare makes up words, he’s a ‘literary genius’ and ‘the greatest of all time’ but when I do it, I’m ‘cheating at Scrabble’ and ‘ruining games evening’
i know most leftists agree that everybody should have a right to food, water, shelter, and healthcare but i think a vitally important fifth pillar is privacy. people should not be compelled to be tracked, monitored, or to share personal space with others to access their other essential rights
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