helo. you guys know I'm not doing anything else with this blog right
Hello,
I hope you are well. I am reaching out to ask for your help in sharing and reblogging my story and struggles. I have faced many hardships and need your generous support. By sharing my story, you can significantly impact my life and help me through these difficult times.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your understanding and generosity.β₯οΈπ
https://gofund.me/c13ec02d
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ahmed-mohammed1
Hello,
I am Ahmed, 31 years old, with my wife Asmaa and our children: Mohammed (9 years old), Kareem (6 years old), Namer (4 years old), and Sahad (1.5 years old). We have faced many challenges in this war, starting from the destruction of our home to the famine we continue to endure in northern Gaza.
My son Mohammed suffers from motor and
hearing disabilities, among other health
issues. I used to have a workshop for windows, kitchens, and all aluminum work, but due to the war, my livelihood was completely destroyed, and I can no longer meet our basic needs.
This is our home that was destroyed in this terrible war.
My goal is to leave Gaza to save my family's lives. The cost of travel is $5000 per adult and $2500 per child, plus travel and accommodation expenses.
Together, we can support Ahmed and his family during this ordeal. Your donation, regardless of its size, can make a difference in the lives of these children who need a fresh start.
If you're looking to support Ahmed and his family, please consider providing assistance directly or through relevant charitable organizations.
I hope everyone is safe
Ahmed Alanqar
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yazanfamily
Save My Family from the War Nightmare in Gazaπβ€
Hello, my name is Mohammed Taysir, I am 34 years old, and I am writing to you these words from the heart of devastation and suffering in Gaza. My life and my family's life were once normal, filled with hope and hard work, until war came and destroyed everything.
Before the war, I worked as a mobile programmer, and my wife was a schoolteacher. We had two young children, Yazan (2.5 years old)β€ and Jud (3 years old).β€ We were living a simple but happy life, dreaming of a bright future for our children.
The war came and changed everything. Our home was destroyed, we lost our jobs, and we became homeless.
But the war changed everything.Our home was destroyed, we lost our jobs, and we became homeless. We fled from northern Gaza to Rafah, and then to Deir al-Balah, in search of safety. But safety in Gaza has become nearly impossible. Death and destruction are everywhere, and our children are living a never-ending nightmare. Opportunities for education and recreation have disappeared, and we are suffering from poverty and hopelessness.
We are now seeking an opportunity to live in a safe place Gaza. However, this is very costly, and we are in desperate need of support. We want to provide our children with a dignified life and a better future. We believe that humanity and mercy still exist, and that there are those who will respond to our painful plea.
Every donation, no matter how small, 5 $ or 10$ or 50$ will have a big impact on our lives. Your donations will help us cover the costs of travel and living in a safe country. We want to start a new life away from fear and destruction, and give our children a chance to dream and hope again.
Thank you
from the bottom of our heartsβ€ for your support and standing with us during these difficult times. We believe that goodness still exists, and that there are those who share our hope for a better life.
β€πππ·πΉβ€
mohammedalanqer
Mohammad Taysir is new to Tumble and he has a beautiful family.
Mohammad has asked for our help to share his GoFundMe campaign to support his family and save them from the war in Gaza.
I hope everyone will reblog this post.
@nabulsi @90-ghost @communistchilchuck @fairuzfan @sar-soor @malcriada @aria-ashryver @el-shab-hussein
Palestinian campaign vetting and verification supervisors and blogs, I hope you can confirm Mohammad Taysir's campaign and his family's situation.πππΉ
yazanfamily
yazanfamily
Thanks β€πΉπ
for vetted my family campaign
and thanks @northgazaupdates
for reblog and vetted
link vetted
Helloπ
I'm reaching out from a war-affected regionπππ£
I'm looking for support for my campaign to help save my familyβ€π€ππ
They deserve peace and a safe life.ππ€ Your donation, no matter how small, makes a big differenceπ·ππ
Thank you for your support and solidarity.πΉπΉβ€
Of course, I will donate and I ask my followers to do the same. Thinking of you and your family, I hope you reach your goal β€οΈ
to this blog's followers: I know this is a silly little gimmick blog I made for one joke months ago, but every time I make a funnypost even now, I get notes almost immediately. the same has not happened with Gazan fundraiser asks and reblogs. I understand if people aren't in a position to donate, I wasn't for a while, but even a few reblogs help these families, and if I can use even a sizable Tumblr following as a means to help, I will. I ask you to take a moment and think of them. Here is Mohammad's (vetted) donation link:
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Hello, πΉπ΅πΈπ
I hope you are well.
Could you please help me reblog the post on my account to save my family from the war in Gaza? π
I am new to Tumblr and also to GoFundMe.π
I hope you can support and stand by me at the beginning .
"Note: My old account has been deactivated, and this is my new tumblr
Thank you β₯οΈ .
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I reblogged your pinned post, I hope you stay well β€οΈ
Followers please do what you can to help this family
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eyadeyadsblog
"Help me and my family escape this raging war in order to survive."
My name is Eyad Sami.
I have been married to Amal Mahmoud for thirteen years, and we have four children: Sami, Mohammad, Sarah, and Saad. We are from Palestine, specifically the Gaza Strip, which has been under siege for over eighteen years.
Now, we no longer have a home, and my family lives in a refugee school in the Al-Zaytoun area of northern Gaza, while I live in a tent in Deir al-Balah. I haven't seen my children or my wife for over eight months. My children and wife are suffering from continuous bombing, lack of resources to live in peace, and a shortage of food and water. Here, I am enduring severe psychological and physical pressures due to my inability to be with them and meet their needs.
I ask anyone who reads my story to look upon us with compassion and help me raise even a small amount of money so that we can leave this country and find a safe place to live. We seek a country that offers us safety and a decent life, far from wars, genocide, and lack of security. We need shelter, food, water, education, and healthcare for me and my family.
My previous account was verified by many people, but unfortunately, it was banned, and I had to create a new account. Please share my new account and help my family reach a larger audience for support and assistance.
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Thank you
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My account vetted by @90-ghost
and vetted by
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If any of you ever feel like what you're doing for Palestine isn't helping anything, I'll tell you right now it's helping me. I know it is fortifying all of us who have been in this fight for years to see so many people willing to speak up. It has never been like this before.
The tide has already turned. The fact that #free palestine will have new posts everyday, that helps me. It helps my mental health knowing that Palestinians are less alone now than ever.
Yesterday I read some verses from the Quran talking about how "the blame" is not with those who wish to help but cannot, but with those who CAN help and do not.
Truly I do not care if all you do for Palestine is post in that #free palestine everyday, that is still more than many people with the means to do even more would do.
We see you. We see you standing in solidarity with us and with Palestinians. We love you. Thank you.
I have to keep reminding myself that the point of collective action is that it's collective.
It's terrifying and demoralizing that nothing thus far has stopped or more than briefly paused the genocide.
But that's not a reason to stop trying.
If you can protest in person, do that.
If you can donate, do that.
If you can write your officials, do that.
If you can click once a day, do it here: https://arab.org/click-to-help/palestine/
And if all you can do is share, do that.
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sorry to say this but not every act of protest is meant to be palatable. actually scratch that, to protest is to disrupt, it's to inconvenience, it's to make you unable to ignore the protesters message, it's priority should never be its palability.
actually im going to elaborate on this. self-immolation is meant to disturb people. its meant to scandalize and to mark you. it is a radical act of protest at an incredible high cost and it should be treated as such. Aaron Bushnell's death should be mourned because it was preventable. it was as preventable as the 30,000 Palestinian deaths. but his choice should be honored and respected.
in his own words : βmy name is Aaron Bushnell. I am an active duty member of the united states air force, and I will no longer be complicit in genocide. Iβm about to engage in an extreme act of protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing in Palestine at the hands of their colonizers, itβs not extreme at all. this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal.β
the whole point of his protest is to highlight the violence and pain that the usa and more specifically the usa army is complicit in. in a way that could not be ignored.
to blur his final moments to make them more 'comfortable' to watch, to consume, is extremely disrespectful.
mind you i am not saying that you should go out of your way to expose yourself to such footage, especially if you are not in a place mentally that allows you to do so.
but his final wish was to force us into a conversation around the pain and violence we are complicit with. so much so that it has now become 'normal' rather than outraging.
it is important that we do not let the media sweep up or minimize his actions (something that the blurring facilitates). just in the last not even four months we have had 3 separate self-immolations in protest against at least two ongoing genocides. this is what the fucking wikipedia page for political self-immolation looks like as of today.
here's some links to check out:
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By the way, for people who did not stay informed about Palestine throughout last week:
Isreal has planned to attack Rafah and to completely close the border to Egypt on the first day of Ramadan. This week is the very last week where we can help disabled people to get out. We do not know when the border will be open again, but it could last month if not a year. And evacuating those people out is extremely expensive. If you can please send money to either of those 2 links:
The money is going to Safebow to evacuate kids under 4yo, disabled, and pregnant people. Those are people who definitely will not survive if they are stuck in gaza. They are extremely urgent cases, people with cancer, who need insulin, people with broken mobility aids etc...
please help.
If you're giving at least 20β¬, you can send me proof of it and I'll count it as an art commission.
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maraschino-fairy-deactivated202
palestine masterpost-masterpost
i've been trying my best to collect a bunch of links to other, more structured resources about the genocide in gaza, and what you, reading this, can do about it, that i'm going to compile here.