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[grendel-menz]

It's important now more than ever to focus on Gaza as Israel continues to violate the ceasefire agreement!! On Tuesday night over 100 people were killed in bombardment, nearly half of them children. How can we all let this suffering continue? What an inhumane world. Please keep your eyes on Gaza and reach out to help those suffering there.

Original tweet.

[grendel-menz]

My friend Nader is currently raising money for food, shelter, and the ability to flee Gaza once the crossing reopens. Please, please consider donating to his family here or reblogging. You’d be helping a lot of people.

DONATE.

[abdalsalam2000]

You can't imagine the depth of despair and helplessness I've reached. I'm writing this two years after a brutal war. I stayed strong, trying to protect my family, and I was always here, sharing everything with you—my joy and my sorrow. When the war stopped, we were all overjoyed. The crossing was about to open, and my family and I were about to leave Gaza and start a new life. But, as usual, Israel violated the agreements, killing innocent people, closing the borders, and preventing food from entering. The price of food skyrockets in an instant. I truly can't speak much more right now. I just want you to give me a chance at life. Please, please donate. You are my only hope and my only help. Please don't abandon me and donate to me.

[halflifegifs]

The situation in Gaza is unbearable for us because we have lived in peace for so long and have never experienced wars like those Gaza has endured. I am speechless with amazement at Nader's resilience in trying to help his family. He is a wonderful, ambitious young man. Please, give him a few minutes of your time and donate to him. Please give him a small portion of your salary or savings and help him.

[abdalsalam2000]

Please don't let us down, please don't let me down, please don't let me down and donate, please, please, please donate now. We are suffering and we need your donations, please.

[nourasbasha]

In a tweet that garnered massive resonance in Japan, Ms. Mika wrote:

"Returning unidentified bodies found inside bags, and these are bodies of people whose hands and feet were bound, bearing burn marks, crushed by tanks, showing signs of torture, with their bones broken... etc."

If these were not Palestinians, this incident would have become a huge scandal and a major issue on a global level.

In this incident, the disregard for the value of human life and its dignity is clearly manifested, along with the inhumane perspective that justifies neglect and marginalization.

After all the brutality we’ve witnessed, from tortured bodies to a public proposal to burn victims, we feel powerless in the face of the world’s silence. Gaza is no longer a place to live—it’s a prison for children who chose nothing. My four children face fear, hunger, and sorrow every day, and all we dream of is giving them the chance to play, sleep safely, and learn like any other child in the world. Supporting our campaign is not a luxury—it’s their right to life. Every share, every donation, is a step toward leaving this hell and giving our children the future they deserve.

[ventynes]

Gaza is under attack again.

We were not prepared for this horrible world as kids. Evil wins. This is a reality. History keeps repeating itself, simply because the worls keeps giving a pass for evil.

"ceasefire" to the devil means I am allowed to attack you whenever I feel like it, you on the other hand don't you dare to resist even with words or you'll be labeled a terrorist and subhuman.

[ventynes]

A few weeks ago, an ancient Egyptian bracelet from an Egyptian museum. The comments from many Westerners were incredibly condescending, things like “That’s why we keep your historical artifacts in our museums.”

It’s infuriating how the west stole and continue to steal history from other civilizations, then twist the narrative to blame the victims. They justify keeping what was stolen with arrogance, pretending they’re somehow “protecting” the very cultures they plundered. This arrogance filled European museums with stolen treasures.

Seeing the Louvre theft is almost amusing to me, not because I condone it, but because it perfectly ridicules that colonial arrogance. The act was stupid, yet it perfectly mirrored the hypocrisy of those who justify keeping stolen history.

[ventynes]

I am back!

So, I’m back on Tumblr. This is an announcement to… absolutely no one, lol.

I used to hang around here during my teenage years, mostly venting about everything and nothing. Then I left for Twitter, but that place turned into a clown’s playground, so I bailed.

I’ve been keeping to myself for a while, but lately, I’ve felt the need for a space where I can just express myself.

What finally made my ideas overflow was the Louvre heist, a rant about that is coming in the next post.

In short, this blog is basically my personal journal where I write whatever comes to mind, vent, and just… be myself.