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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.

🌍 Escapism – Humanity's roots in the African Congo Basin were unknown, and unnatural human conflict was unknowingly monetized. This alone sealed the fate of all human empires, leading them to inevitable collapse. 💡 Pleasure-seeking and pain-avoidance behaviors intensified as these unnatural hierarchies crumbled into chaos. The downfall of all 40 empires was predictable long before it happened. #Escapism #HumanHistory #NoesisProject #NonprofitOrganization #Nonprofit #Noesis

2024-03-04 9 hours 3 themes 3 evenings 9 speakers In short - Muslim Aid Sweden's Ramadan Preparation series this year.  Spanning 6 weeks, we covered the following topics to share with our donors and volunteers the humanitarian work and charity projects that have been the lifeline for many of those in need around the world. Day 1 1- Muslim Aid On-site 2- Ramadan Goal Setting 3- Ramadan, Välgörenhet, Zakat: Hur det hjälper behövande Day 2 4- Balansera studier och dyrkan 5- Spiritual Architecture: Achieving tranquility at home 6- Ramadan Motivation: Tappa inte hoppet Day 3 7- The History of Ramadan 8- Samarbeta för det goda 9- Ramadan Check-in No words could express enough gratitude to all our speakers who were generous with their time and knowledge,  and of course, the full house that we had at each evening. May all of us approach this year's Ramadan with full force and receive in return His abundance. #MuslimAidSweden #ServingHumanity #HjälpAndraVäxSjälv

"𝐊𝐞𝐞𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐚𝐲𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐩𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐭 𝐀𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞" Currently, we are facing heavy rains and many areas are experiencing flooding, power disconnection, and internet disruption. Our thoughts are with those affected by these harsh weather conditions. 𝑻𝒐 𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒌𝒂𝒃𝒂𝒃𝒂𝒚𝒂𝒏𝒔 𝒊𝒏 𝒏𝒆𝒆𝒅: Stay strong. We know this is a difficult time, but the Filipino spirit of bayanihan will see us through. We are known to be resilient people. 𝑭𝒐𝒓 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚𝒐𝒏𝒆: While social media can be a powerful tool for updates and assistance, let's be mindful of our posts. Remember, many are suffering. Focus on sharing verified information, calls for help, and acts of kindness. 𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐀𝐜𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐑𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐦 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐝𝐨: ❣️Share uplifting stories and resources. ❣️Offer virtual support and encouragement. ❣️Donate to trusted organizations assisting affected communities. ❣️Even a simple "thinking of you" message can go a long way. Together, let's navigate these challenges with compassion and support. #Philippines #Bayanihan #KindnessMatters

Question of the day: Are you currently sponsoring a family in Gaza? We are billion strong and God willing, we can move mountains one family at a time. There are many people doing this type of sponsoring, but no press & no social media coverage is given to this important form of resistance and support. Not everyone is an ER Dr. and can go into Gaza, but most people who have time to scroll social media CAN support financially and morally a family in Gaza. Sociology tells us the best way to communicate a point and get people to act is by appealing to their strengths and qualities. So, flooding media with posts modeling how people CAN HELP and CAN alleviate suffering is ESSENTIAL for MOVING people from paralysis to POSITIVE LIFE SUSTAINING ACTION 🇵🇸❤️✌🏽 and Allah knows best NB. this is not about donating to an NGO or fundraising campaign (may Allah reward all forms of donation to alleviate suffering and need), this is about a group of 10 to 15 people COMMITTING to supporting ONE Palestinian family on a monthly basis until this genocide ends and Palestine is free. SUSTAINED support is the least we can do when our brothers and sisters in Palestine (and Sudan, and Lebanon) are in survival mode for what feels like an eternity of months.

Re-Defining Philanthropy Sadaqa, or #voluntaryphilanthropy, is a cornerstone of Islamic practice and a prominent value within Somali communities. This focus goes beyond random acts of kindness. It fosters a spirit of mutual support, where neighbors help each other through challenges. This is deeply embedded in the social fabric of Somali society. #Philanthropy doesn't always require material wealth. Many acts of generosity come from individuals with limited resources, who offer their time (Waqti), strength (Xoog), and action (Waxqabad). “It is deep-rooted within the Somali tradition that the community helps each other when a crisis occurs; this is what we stand for as a group.” Khadija from Dhanaha Group in an IDP Camp in Badhan District, Sanaag Region   #LocalSolutions: Adeso's Saxansaxo Approach Adeso's Saxansaxo approach prioritizes community ownership in humanitarian response. It recognizes the inherent generosity within communities and strengthens their efforts through microgrants. This approach fosters collective resilience and co-creates with communities to build a brighter sustainable future. Read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/dftxU9xb #LocallyLed #Philanthropy #Community HRDC Somalia WASDA Kaalo Aid and Development Somali Relief Organization Somali Relief and Development Action Youth Upliftment Organization Sado Somalia Somali Humanitarian and Development Organizations Somali NGO Consortium Somali lifeline Organization MARDO - Mandhere Relief and Development Organisation

It's a difficult time for Spain, especially for Valencia and its people. The Dana has caused devastating damage and affected many lives. But amidst tragedy, it's inspiring to see the Indian community in Spain unite in solidarity to help those affected. Their generosity and empathy are a testament to humanity and compassion that transcends borders and cultures. Your message is a call to reflection and action. Remember that: - Solidarity knows no geographical boundaries. - Faith and resilience can overcome any obstacle. - Together, we can build a more just and compassionate world. I share my gratitude to the Indian community in Spain for their support and solidarity. How can you help those affected by the Dana in Valencia? - Donations to humanitarian aid organizations. - Volunteering in rescue and reconstruction efforts. - Spreading awareness and information about the situation. Together, we can make a difference. #SolidarityWithoutBorders #GlobalHumanity #Resilience #Faith #GlobalCommunity #ValenciaFloods #DanaValencia #SpainFloods #HumanitarianAid #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport #IndianCommunityInSpain #SolidarityInAction #CompassionInAction #HelpValencia #SupportValencia #FloodRelief #DisasterResponse #GlobalCitizenship #HumanRights #SocialResponsibility #CommunityEngagement #Philanthropy #CharityWork #VolunteerWork #SocialImpact #MakeADifference #GlobalSolidarity"

Khanke Camp in Iraq: A Safe Haven for Yazidi Survivors The Khanke camp provides refuge to over 14,000 displaced Yazidis who fled the horrors of the 2014 ISIS genocide. Many saw their family members murdered or enslaved. Established to offer safety and support, the camp struggles with limited resources and the enduring trauma faced by its residents. Challenges: The residents of Khanke have experienced unimaginable violence, leading to ongoing physical and psychological scars. Despite efforts by various organizations, resources remain scarce, and mental health support is critically needed. Support: National and international organizations, including AMAR International Charitable Foundation, are working tirelessly to improve living conditions and provide essential services like shelter, food, and medical care. Call to Action: Share this post to raise awareness about the plight of the Yazidi community in Khanke camp. Together, we can amplify their voices and support their journey towards healing and recovery. #KhankeCamp #YazidiGenocide #HumanRights #RefugeeSupport #UNHCR #Iraq Sources: Al Jazeera, UNHCR, Storymaps ArcGIS

🫒 Let's Talk About the Olive Tree 🫒 Olive trees have rich and meaningful symbolism in many cultures and religions. Over time, the olive tree has become a universal symbol of peace, friendship, and prosperity. The phrase "extending an olive branch" is often used when people try to make amends. It is deeply sad that trees symbolizing peace and a huge part of the landscape in Gaza are being destroyed in this ongoing genocide. Families are forced to destroy their own olive trees for firewood to survive. This act damages one of the most enduring symbols of Palestine, which will no doubt leave deep wounds and lasting scars. Many of us understand the importance of trees like this. They often live for many generations, holding stories, memories, and knowledge. Trees listen to our stories, support us when we're upset, feed us, and clothe us. We climb them, make memories with them, and access generational knowledge through them. They are not just trees; they are part of our communities, our families, our friends. While I weep, scream, shout, and ache for the loss of human life in Gaza, I also weep for the trees that families and communities have lost. While we wait for an olive branch to be extended and a ceasefire to happen, it's important that we continue to find ways to extend peace and friendship to those in Gaza. Please read about Operation Olive Branch, who are doing incredible work for families in Gaza, and look for a way to donate and contribute. https://lnkd.in/gAeUTVR6

Such an important conversation to join - “We must find new ways to deliver aid that prioritize safety, security, and direct impact. This is not just a logistical challenge but a moral one, requiring a committed re-evaluation of how philanthropy interacts with the most vulnerable populations in times of crisis. … And there is another, more sensitive, consideration we have to address as a sector: At what point do we insist that philanthropy cannot remain neutral if it is going to properly carry out its “duty of care” when it comes to humanitarian aid? When do we dispense with the platitudes and confront the idea that, in some cases, we have to take a moral stand to do our jobs effectively?”