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Every day, new stories emerge of Palestinians enduring unthinkable suffering — torture, humiliation, and loss. Behind every headline is a human soul crying for mercy, for dignity, for life. As a mother in Gaza, I have lived this pain in my own flesh and heart. My little boy, Qais, was gravely injured during the war — a child who should have been playing and laughing is now fighting for his life under the ruins of endless cruelty. Please, if you still have a heartbeat of compassion, help us.
I am begging you — not as someone far away, but as a mother whose heart is breaking in real time. Please, help me save Qais before his small light fades forever. Donate, share — do not let silence be the world’s answer to our screams. We have lost everything but hope, and I am clinging to it through this plea. Don’t turn away… your help could be the difference between life and death for my little boy. 💔
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If Qais was your only child, would you leave him to face his fate alone?
“You will die, unfortunately.” The hardest words I have ever heard. I am alone here, with none of my family by my side in the hospital. This feels like the end of my life in Gaza.
Since yesterday I can’t stop thinking about death, and about my family shivering in the cold with no shelter. My only dream now is simple: to stay alive and to find a safe place for them. Please donate if you can and speak about us.
Hi y'all -- I'm making this post on behalf of Sami, Hamza, and his family, who are currently sheltering in Gaza. You can find their fundraiser here.
As winter breaks and times with our families approach for a lot of us, it’s important not to forget the families suffering in Gaza. Many people don’t have functioning homes or food to eat. The violence against Palestinians is still happening, despite the supposed ceasefire. Sami’s family has many young children, and I ask that you please take the time to donate or spread his fundraiser! Thank you so, so much.
My friend Zeina from Gaza is an example of this painful silence. She has endured two years of continuous suffering, and today she and her family have no home to shelter them, nor a school where she can continue her education. They remain displaced in tents, waiting for reconstruction that has yet to begin, facing the cold of winter with bodies exhausted by fear and hunger.
Please, help Zeina and her family — they deserve safety just like anyone else. They deserve a kind hand to reach out and give back a little of what was taken from them — a home, warmth, and hope for a future worthy of a child who only dreams of life.
My name is Zeina, I am almost 11 years old, and I am the eldest daughter of Ahme… Zeina Alanqar needs your support for Help Zeina’s Family E
Heavy rain can mean something very different depending on where you're living, and what materials make up your dwelling. Flooding disproportionately impacts the most marginalized people in the deepest levels of poverty. It's by design.
My friend Fadel (@fadel-danii) is suffering these catastrophic consequences of the heavy rain in Gaza. The downpour tore through his family's tent and all of his supplies have been flooded.
Please donate what you can as soon as possible! I am scared for him. If he can't raise enough for repairs by tomorrow he will have to spend the funds he has saved for his healthcare on the tent.
My name is Fadel Al-Dane, a Palestinian from Gaza, my age 23-year-old third-year I… Fadel Aldane needs your support for Help Fadel And His F
Fadel's campaign was verified and shared by @90-ghost and @a-shade-of-blue, and is #197 on the @gazavetters spreadsheet.
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Gif from the movie Parasite (2019) where Mrs Park is riding in the backseat of a car, holding her nose, and talking on the phone. She is saying "That rain was such a blessing!"
Gif from the movie Parasite (2019) depicting a family pushing through a flooded street with a few of their belongings. A dog is swimming in the flood waters.
Visual juxtaposition of a news article next to a text conversation over signal on a mobile phone.
The article is from the Middle East Eye, published November 14, 2025.
The banner reads,"News | Israel's genocide in Gaza."
The headline reads, "Fears of 'catastrophic consequences' in Gaza as rain floods tents: UN-backed agency warns that at least 259,000 families will face winter 'without adequate protection' as Israel blocks lifesaving supplies of shelters."
The photo depicts A Palestinian man walking through wet ground next to tents in Gaza City on Friday. (Reuters/Dawoud Abu Alkas)
Next to the screenshot of the article is a screenshot of my conversation with Fadel Aldani over the Signal App this morning, framed in a template of a mobile phone.
I am saying, "I'm so sorry" with a crying emoji.
He is saying, "It rained down here in Gaza in night. Tonight it rained and tore our tent and all the water came for us. All our supplies and all our food were flooded. We have renovated the tent, but it is torn and water leaks heavily. I need your help, please. [Crying emoji. Crying emoji] Can you write a post explaining the state we went through? [Breaking heart emoji] We need to fix our tent urgently."
It rained here in Gaza last night. Everyone else is happy when it rains, but here in Gaza, we cry and feel so sad when it does.
The rain poured down on us last night, tearing our tent and flooding it. All our belongings and food were ruined.
We tried to repair the tent, but unfortunately, it's still torn and leaking heavily. I need your help, please, so we can buy a new tent. Please donate.
Please, stop whatever you're doing right now. Stop playing games, watching movies, following matches, or listening to music... Leave everything else for just one minute, and sit with yourself and ask yourself honestly: Did we deserve to die? Do we deserve to live this way? Do you think this is fair?
Are you happy that the war is over? It's as if you're happy that a tragic incident ended, while the bodies are still there, the wounded are untreated, and the destruction remains untouched.
This is us now. We've been left like a crime scene after everyone has left, with the wounds open and the devastation untouched. We're still here, trying to survive. If your answer is "no," if you still see us as human beings, then do something.
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