I am so thankful that most of my Palestinian family members have survived, but the fact that some of them didn’t (one of whom was a child only fifteen when he died) will weigh on my soul forever. And even through that suffering I know I am fortunate, for many more people have lost their families entirely, and even more have been killed. There isn’t anything I can say that hasn’t been already said, but please keep Palestinians in your heart in the coming days, and in the years after. Don’t forget what has happened.
And I am even more fortunate that my family has the means and connections to rebound after this travesty. Many families do not have this luxury. Consider turning your attentions to those who need urgent help, such as this family, who is not even 20% to their goal.
If you are going to reblog this, I would appreciate it if you didn’t tag it with any trigger warnings. Suffering and death of this nature is not something for you to look away from.
THIS GENOCIDE IS NOT GETTING BETTER, IT IS NOT GOING TO END ON ITS OWN. Ghada Al-Anqar’s campaign supports 14 people, 6 of which are young children under the age of 10. Every euro helps them survive another day. This is the best way to help Gazan families. Please donate and share.
it’s so funny when people say they’ve been following the development of these characters for years when it’s only been 7 months LOL. it does feel like it’s been forever
