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Hello guys, I wanted to ask you a spontaneous question, how was your morning today? How did you wake up? Did you eat healthy breakfast in your safe home? Did you take a quick shower and then went to work? I think that's what happened

To tell you how I became Mahmoud in Gaza, at exactly 2:30 in the morning, the occupation violated the ceasefire agreement and bombed the Gaza Strip with fire belts, and very widely, I woke up to the sound of 4 consecutive explosions, which were for a residential building next to us, and in another center on the other side, the doors and windows that were broken before were broken, but we reconstructed them, but they were broken and demolished again!!

How long will we stay to return again, they seek to ruin and we seek to age, they bomb the house and rebuild it!!

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Closing the crossings for the third day in a row

3 days ago, the occupation closed the crossings leading to the Gaza Strip, which led to preventing the entry of aid, food, medicine and fuel to Gaza.

Although they are negotiating for this, the occupation is considered starvation, it may be the weapon of this stage, so it closed the crossings to put pressure on negotiators.

What does it mean to close the crossings, not getting enough food, not operating hospitals due to lack of fuel, not entering aid to poor families.

This is the most dangerous part of this war, we live in a large prison here in Gaza, the occupation controls us when it feeds us and when we are hungry!!!

On the other hand, traders raise the prices of existing food because of their lack of availability significantly, so we are facing more than one war.

I will attach the donation link to contribute ❤️

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What isn't happening in Gaza right now?

23rd of Ramadan.

We were hoping to enjoy some safety… But we didn't even get to enjoy a little safety before the war, which never really ended, was renewed.

It was renewed after two months of "rest" that was nothing more than a pause in the bloodshed. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which the crossings were not opened and the siege continued. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which they took what they wanted from Gaza and then resumed the bombing and destruction. Yesterday, they besieged more than 50,000 displaced people in the west of Rafah, abusing them and carrying out massacres.

The children who were waiting for Eid… were martyred. The sound of bombing, displacement, and homelessness never leaves us.

Gaza itself is tired… tired… tired. So what about its people and its families?

We are tired of the bombing, the destruction, the displacement. We haven't even recovered from the last displacement, and now we have to leave our homes again, which we haven't even had time to rebuild? Are they going to destroy them again after the hope we had? We are tired of greedy merchants, tired of the lack of food. Imagine that in the month of Ramadan, I fast from food for 12 hours, and my main meal is hummus or sometimes rice.

We are very tired… And we need you so much in a way I've never felt before in my life. We need you more than at the beginning of the war because the war has returned even stronger than before!! Support at gofundme Link

You can also donate via PayPal

To donate via USDT or Zelle, contact DM

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What isn't happening in Gaza right now?

23rd of Ramadan.

We were hoping to enjoy some safety… But we didn't even get to enjoy a little safety before the war, which never really ended, was renewed.

It was renewed after two months of "rest" that was nothing more than a pause in the bloodshed. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which the crossings were not opened and the siege continued. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which they took what they wanted from Gaza and then resumed the bombing and destruction. Yesterday, they besieged more than 50,000 displaced people in the west of Rafah, abusing them and carrying out massacres.

The children who were waiting for Eid… were martyred. The sound of bombing, displacement, and homelessness never leaves us.

Gaza itself is tired… tired… tired. So what about its people and its families?

We are tired of the bombing, the destruction, the displacement. We haven't even recovered from the last displacement, and now we have to leave our homes again, which we haven't even had time to rebuild? Are they going to destroy them again after the hope we had? We are tired of greedy merchants, tired of the lack of food. Imagine that in the month of Ramadan, I fast from food for 12 hours, and my main meal is hummus or sometimes rice.

We are very tired… And we need you so much in a way I've never felt before in my life. We need you more than at the beginning of the war because the war has returned even stronger than before!! Support at gofundme Link

You can also donate via PayPal

To donate via USDT or Zelle, contact DM

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What isn't happening in Gaza right now?

23rd of Ramadan.

We were hoping to enjoy some safety… But we didn't even get to enjoy a little safety before the war, which never really ended, was renewed.

It was renewed after two months of "rest" that was nothing more than a pause in the bloodshed. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which the crossings were not opened and the siege continued. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which they took what they wanted from Gaza and then resumed the bombing and destruction. Yesterday, they besieged more than 50,000 displaced people in the west of Rafah, abusing them and carrying out massacres.

The children who were waiting for Eid… were martyred. The sound of bombing, displacement, and homelessness never leaves us.

Gaza itself is tired… tired… tired. So what about its people and its families?

We are tired of the bombing, the destruction, the displacement. We haven't even recovered from the last displacement, and now we have to leave our homes again, which we haven't even had time to rebuild? Are they going to destroy them again after the hope we had? We are tired of greedy merchants, tired of the lack of food. Imagine that in the month of Ramadan, I fast from food for 12 hours, and my main meal is hummus or sometimes rice.

We are very tired… And we need you so much in a way I've never felt before in my life. We need you more than at the beginning of the war because the war has returned even stronger than before!! Support at gofundme Link

You can also donate via PayPal

To donate via USDT or Zelle, contact DM

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Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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Should I put 10 dollars into food or into education and development in Gaza?

This is a real question, not just theory or philosophy… It’s a question that confronts me every day, and I found myself compelled to answer it clearly.

Today in Gaza, people are hungry… but also, people are lost. There’s a young graduate sitting on the rubble without even a laptop to work on. There’s a university student studying by candlelight, with no internet to continue his education. There’s an engineer who, instead of building, is searching for a box of aid to feed his family.

Do you know what that means? It means the occupation doesn’t want to kill us with bullets; it wants to kill us with ignorance, with helplessness, by turning us into mere people waiting for a bag of flour, waiting for assistance… and that’s the biggest crime against us. Today, we all in Gaza need a bite to eat… but what about tomorrow? Am I going to rely on others for the rest of my life just to survive? And that’s the question that occupies my mind the most!! Or should I be able to provide for myself and my family and rebuild my life?

That’s why, instead of letting the 10 dollars be a meal for one day, let it be an investment in a student who will rise from the rubble, who will learn, and who will be able to provide for his own food forever.

Let it be a share of empowerment, not just so Gaza can survive one more day… but so Gaza can rise, stand, and endure forever.

Help us build a future for the coming days in Gaza.

I am Mahmoud, a computer systems engineer and UI/UX designer.

If you know of job opportunities in companies or with people looking for this field, you can help me find a job. Message me in DM if you need my portfolio or resume.

We are now in the final stages of the campaign. We recently received $25,000, and only $10,000 is left to reach my campaign goal. Support the families of Gaza and also support education.

25,000$ / 35,000$

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Mahmoud has asked me to share these words with you. Please read them.

Imagine that your dreams are now worth a cup of coffee. We asked Gazan students what their dreams are for the future and that is what they said. Mahmoud, a survivor of the genocide, still holds onto his dreams, a has great hopes of fulfilling them, despite what he's been through. It's astonishing, the degree of ambition that students who've lost everything carry into a clouded and uncertain future. Students who've lost their houses, have been displaced multiple times, have lost loved ones, are struggling to even apply to college, whose daily struggles consist of finding power to study on electronic devices, on top of the endless queues for bread and water, being the sole provider their family... numerous struggles but a shared pain, and yet, they have hope for the future. This is a generation of young students who deserve all our support and all our efforts, and whom we must never stop rallying for, sharing their pain with the world, and striving for them to reach their goals and to graduate. This is a generation that has been abandoned to death for 15 months and yet they have not abandoned their goals, and so we must not abandon them. Don't they deserve your attention? Say you have 10 dollars and you've decided to get coffee. You might say you've lost 10 dollars, but an economist will tell you that not only have you lost those 10 dollars, but you've also lose whatever else might've been gotten with those 10 dollars had you not spent them on coffee. Of course, this is just an example, but in economics, loss isn't just what you pay; it's also the loss of the other opportunities that could have been. And time is the most squandered resource of them all. Please share the link with those interested in supporting a Palestinian student; maybe a small motion that you don't feel will become a great positive step for our ambitious students.
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Closing the crossings for the third day in a row

3 days ago, the occupation closed the crossings leading to the Gaza Strip, which led to preventing the entry of aid, food, medicine and fuel to Gaza.

Although they are negotiating for this, the occupation is considered starvation, it may be the weapon of this stage, so it closed the crossings to put pressure on negotiators.

What does it mean to close the crossings, not getting enough food, not operating hospitals due to lack of fuel, not entering aid to poor families.

This is the most dangerous part of this war, we live in a large prison here in Gaza, the occupation controls us when it feeds us and when we are hungry!!!

On the other hand, traders raise the prices of existing food because of their lack of availability significantly, so we are facing more than one war.

I will attach the donation link to contribute ❤️

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Hello guys, I wanted to ask you a spontaneous question, how was your morning today? How did you wake up? Did you eat healthy breakfast in your safe home? Did you take a quick shower and then went to work? I think that's what happened

To tell you how I became Mahmoud in Gaza, at exactly 2:30 in the morning, the occupation violated the ceasefire agreement and bombed the Gaza Strip with fire belts, and very widely, I woke up to the sound of 4 consecutive explosions, which were for a residential building next to us, and in another center on the other side, the doors and windows that were broken before were broken, but we reconstructed them, but they were broken and demolished again!!

How long will we stay to return again, they seek to ruin and we seek to age, they bomb the house and rebuild it!!

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ma7moudgaza2

What isn't happening in Gaza right now?

23rd of Ramadan.

We were hoping to enjoy some safety… But we didn't even get to enjoy a little safety before the war, which never really ended, was renewed.

It was renewed after two months of "rest" that was nothing more than a pause in the bloodshed. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which the crossings were not opened and the siege continued. It was renewed after two months of "rest" during which they took what they wanted from Gaza and then resumed the bombing and destruction. Yesterday, they besieged more than 50,000 displaced people in the west of Rafah, abusing them and carrying out massacres.

The children who were waiting for Eid… were martyred. The sound of bombing, displacement, and homelessness never leaves us.

Gaza itself is tired… tired… tired. So what about its people and its families?

We are tired of the bombing, the destruction, the displacement. We haven't even recovered from the last displacement, and now we have to leave our homes again, which we haven't even had time to rebuild? Are they going to destroy them again after the hope we had? We are tired of greedy merchants, tired of the lack of food. Imagine that in the month of Ramadan, I fast from food for 12 hours, and my main meal is hummus or sometimes rice.

We are very tired… And we need you so much in a way I've never felt before in my life. We need you more than at the beginning of the war because the war has returned even stronger than before!! Support at gofundme Link

You can also donate via PayPal

To donate via USDT or Zelle, contact DM

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Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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ma7moudgaza2

Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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ma7moudgaza2

Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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ma7moudgaza2

Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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ma7moudgaza2

Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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ma7moudgaza2

Just because I'm from Gaza, does that mean no one will agree to work with me, even on something simple?

As soon as they know (I'm from Gaza),

you'll find they suddenly change their mind and refuse the opportunity to collaborate, whether it's work or a service.

This is what I'm suffering from in my freelance work online. This is all in addition to the fact that the company I used to work for cancelled my contract at the beginning of the war.

That's why I've been forced to ask for your help...

I've honestly stopped saying (that I'm from Gaza)

because I'm afraid that once they know there's a war going on, they'll decide they don't want to work with me anymore.

This situation creates a huge challenge for me, especially with the war starting again. There's a great need for work to cover the exorbitant expenses after the price increases.

Please stand with us, just this once!

We have many talented people who work under the most oppressive conditions in the world, and don't let them become helpless. It's enough that we're being fought against by the whole world.

Today is the first day of Happy Eid al-Fitr, make your gift to Gaza and its people

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