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#important #urgent #help #needed A message from a brother inside #gaza : I live in Al-Zawayid camp in the central area of Gaza Strip with my family, where we reside along with 500 other families. This means there are approximately 2,000 Palestinians in one camp. If you think that this population density, along with the overcrowding of refugees, compounded by the impact of drought, especially with the onset of summer and severe heat waves, is the worst we face, think again! You need to see a child crying from thirst for days due to the Israeli occupation's continued bombing of water wells and desalination plants. Displaced survivors from Gaza simply die of thirst. I might spend a whole day waiting in a long line to fill 20 liters of water for my family. 97% of people in Gaza are not able to access clean water. Having access to clean water can significantly improve and even save lives. Fundraising: The Water Project aims to provide water to the people of Gaza, struggling to deliver two trucks to different camps daily to cover all camps in Gaza Strip. Each truck has a capacity of 4,000 liters, and one truck costs $200. Appeal for Support: Join us in providing water to the people of Gaza by donating or spreading the word to aid our people in Gaza. We will keep all donors informed of the project's execution for transparency. Your financial support, prayers, and participation are our last hope after Allah in this world. To donate from anywhere in the world: [https://lnkd.in/dVqVQcMc) To donate from Egypt via Vodafone Cash: 01013612987 The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "A person's shade on the Day of Resurrection will be his charity." Imagine the reward when this charity is among the greatest, as the Prophet, peace be upon him, informed us, which is providing water. He also said: "Whoever relieves a believer's distress in this world, Allah will relieve for him one of the distresses of the Day of Resurrection." #savegaza #savehumanity #gaza #savegaza #urgent ....and we #love and #respect your #dignity , #courage , #resilience and #humanrights

From Gaza to Lebanon In just a few days, Israel’s aggression has left Lebanon in ruins. Buildings once filled with life now stand as hollow shells, their walls bearing the scars of unimaginable destruction. Families who once lived in safety now find themselves homeless, and the cries of those who have lost loved ones echo through the streets. This video shows the heartbreaking reality of what war brings. But the tragedy of Lebanon is not an isolated event. Gaza, my home, has been under the same relentless attacks for years. The bombs, the loss, the fear—it’s all too familiar to us. While the world watches and governments debate, the people of Gaza and Lebanon live in constant fear. Every day, we face the threat of death, the challenge of survival, and the anguish of seeing our homes reduced to rubble. But in Gaza, we don’t just suffer from the immediate destruction. We are living with the consequences of a prolonged siege. Power is scarce, the internet barely works, and access to food and medicine is limited. Yet, despite all this, we are still here, trying to survive, trying to hold on to hope. My family and I are struggling every day to meet our most basic needs. With the little electricity we get, I continue to study and work, trying to create a future amidst the chaos. But now, more than ever, we need your help. As you watch this video, please remember that behind every destroyed building is a family. Behind every headline is a life torn apart. If you can, please consider donating to help me and my family survive these harsh times. Your generosity can make a world of difference in our lives. Any amount, no matter how small, will go a long way in helping us rebuild and find hope again. Donation link: [https://gofund.me/b0c0abae] #Lebanon #Gaza #Solidarity #StandWithUs #NeverForget

War. All war brings our the worst of humanity. Diplomacy is the only way. It is not impossible. It is very possible. To the US who has supported this war - your values and morals, have gone into the garage. The young kids you train to go to war, who are taught to keep civilian lives safe and respect international law. You have made a joke out of your values. No integrity. No diplomacy. All around. No integrity. No respect for human life. Innocent civilan lives. Playing lives like a game of chess. The moral failure. The lack of intelligence. The failure to protect innocent lives… You failed in every way possible. No morals. No ethics. No integrity. No intelligence. No respect for human life.

Eyes on Rafah! Eyes on Sudan! Eyes on Congo! Here is what I've done for those who may want to do something but are not sure where to start. 1. Email your local MP (or call their office). Please don't be rude to the person who picks your call - they are not the ones funding a genocide. Ask your MP to lobby for Australia to stop funding war paraphernalia. 2. If you have some extra dollars, you can donate to Palestine, Sudan, or Congo through orgs that you trust. 3. If you have a platform, say something about Palestine, Congo, or Sudan. If you can't, you can support those who are saying something to amplify their messages. Your likes, shares & reposts can help others learn something. 4. If you can go to a protest march near you, please go. Solidarity is community and those growing numbers are a strong heartbeat for change. 6. Avoid replacing phones every year. Raw products are mined by children in Congo May God forgive us! 💔

Wealthy people may cultivate strong networks because they recognize that relationships are valuable assets. Networking can provide access to opportunities, insights, and collaborative ventures that can contribute to both personal and professional success. Your faith and trust in Allah SWT is what makes you wealthy not necessarily money. It is better to give money away to Charity through Zakat or Sadaqah Jarriah than hoard wealth. Sirat al-Mustaqim is an Arabic term that means "the straight path". In Islamic thought, it can refer to the Quran, Muhammad, Islam as a whole, or the path that leads to God. The term appears in the Quran around 33 times. In Muslim eschatology, Sirat is also the name of a bridge that connects the world with paradise and spans the chasm of hell. According to tradition, only the righteous can cross the bridge on the Day of Resurrection, or Yawm al-Qiyamah, to enter paradise, or Jannah. Those who are unrighteous are said to fall into a flaming punishment. How to be successful By being a kind and morally upright person. By helping everyone in need (Muslim or non-Muslim). By praying 5 times a day. By reciting the Quran daily and trying to understand its meaning.

After the recent violence in Gaza, you might feel like there's not much you can do. But there are practical ways to help. First, reach out to Congress. Call or email them, asking for support in stopping the fighting. Your voice matters, and it's important they hear it. Next, get involved in protests and write letters to local newspapers. Let's make sure the truth is heard loud and clear. Third, educate yourself. Read books like "Light in Gaza: Writings Born of Fire" to hear Palestinian perspectives. Knowledge is powerful, especially when shared. Hold corporations accountable. Find out which ones are profiting from the violence and consider spending your money elsewhere. Support initiatives working to end Israeli apartheid. Your help could make a big difference. Lastly, consider donating to organizations providing aid in Gaza. Every contribution helps. Together, we can make a difference and support the rights and dignity of Palestinians. If you agree, please share this message. #SupportGaza #EndIsraeliApartheid #PeaceForPalestine

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Rrad the thread to understand the only option and way out of Gaza. Help Sama Al Massri reach safety!

In the world outside Gaza, mornings begin with the gentle hum of daily life—coffee brews, children head to school, and routines unfold with a sense of predictability and peace. The rhythm of ordinary existence, marked by simple pleasures and secure surroundings, weaves a tapestry of normalcy. In contrast, Gaza's mornings are a stark, heart-wrenching spectacle of resilience amid chaos. The sun rises over fractured homes and shattered dreams, casting light on a landscape where the absence of peace is a constant, omnipresent force. Here, the sound of the morning is not the laughter of children or the clinking of breakfast dishes but the haunting echoes of despair and the unyielding noise of survival. While the world moves forward with ease and comfort, Gaza’s days are marked by an unrelenting struggle, where the pursuit of normalcy feels like an endless battle against the forces that seek to deny it. #GazaGenocide #GazaUnderAttack #palestine #videos #view #donation #SupportHumanity #humanrights #post #please #helpingothers #helpinghands #crowdfunding #crowdfundingproject #gofundme #war #25yearsdestroyed #virals #fbyシvideo #fbreelsfypシ゚viralシ #truth #reality #Krieg #humanitarianaid #HumanityForAll #HumanityFirst #humanitychallenge