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Today the Israeli army retreated from some of the areas it once controlled, but what it left behind is beyond description.

The neighborhoods it withdrew from are no longer neighborhoods. No homes, no hospitals, no shops, no streets, no trees, no water wells. Everything is flattened. Nothing remains but rubble, the smell of death, and the bodies of martyrs under the ruins.

Those who survived the bombing now face another kind of death: hunger.

Children are crying from hunger, mothers weep in helplessness, and fathers are crushed by their inability to provide even the basics.

Feeding a single family for just one day now costs over 150 dollars because of the extreme scarcity and the unbearable prices under siege.

The world is watching but doing nothing. Have we become just numbers? Is their silence a quiet approval of our suffering?

But here on Tumblr, there are still people who care. People who feel. People who are still human. You are the hope that wasn’t bombed.

Please don’t leave us alone. Continue supporting Palestinian families. Continue supporting my family. Your donation means life. Your voice can save someone still waiting for a single meal to survive. 🇵🇸💔🕊️

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would u still love me if i were stuck in a cycle i've never been able to break

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It’s crazy that countries on the edge of the Sahara desert are reversing desertification by just digging half circles

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MAY YOUR DAY BE YAOIFUL ON THIS YAOI DAY EVERYONE 🥳🎉👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨💞

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Today's Seal Is: CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!!

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Being taught that your parents always know what's best for you is infinitely more tangibly harmful to a kid than stumbling upon porn or something.

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i made ten billion servings of the most disgusting pasta dish known to man and it's so overseasoned i can't even zhuzh it up. which is apparently how that's spelled

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Burnout is a jockey and he's riding me to death.

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especially the don't

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freshé gourmet tuna meal- provence niçoise

the flavor in this can IS delicious. the peppers are more tomato-y than anything and have no spice, but the herbs more than make up for that in terms of flavor. the olives and potatoes have nice firm textures, and the potatoes absorb a lot of the brininess of the olives.

however, i do wish it was, well, fishier. most people think of fishy as a negative, but i'm a #truefishlover. the tuna is more meaty than anything else, but honestly, i don't know what else i was expecting when i got canned tuna. it's like, the meatiest fish!

6.5/10

[note for myself in the future: this is a "true scale," where 5 is "meh" and 10 is "i'm literally cumming as we speak." so this is like a, "it's alright."]

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UN says it’s starvation.

EU says it’s starvation.

USAID says it’s starvation.

PVA says it’s starvation.

Even Trump says it’s starvation.

Everyone admits it — except Israel, the one doing it.

Forced starvation is not “self-defense.” It’s genocide.

My family desperately needs help to recover and survive, please donate whatever you can to us here

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Fan art by Ami Thompson

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i’m sure it’s fine to have a heat advisory every day for 3 weeks straight with no end in sight. probably normal climate conditions and no cause for concern

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Please help my good friend Marah and her family!! They are starving to death in Gaza

Her poor mother has lost 27 kilos due to starvation and her father has lost more than 15 due to the famine. Osteoporosis treatment requires a healthy diet, and the Balousha family can not eat.

@mahrahpalestine is her url for vetting proof!!

I am hosting this campaign! The funds you donate are transferred directly to the Balousha family by myself and an irl coworker. Thank you!

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‼️Please don’t skip taking a look 🍉🇵🇸

Gaza, 2025. Le mot "vivre" n’a plus le même sens.

Depuis le 7 octobre, l’enfer s’est abattu sur une population déjà meurtrie par des années de blocus, de pauvreté et d’abandons. Plus de 2 millions de personnes sont prises au piège, sans abri, sans eau potable, sans nourriture, sans soins, sans électricité. Le système de santé est effondré. L’aide humanitaire est bloquée. Des familles entières meurent de faim, d���épuisement ou sous les bombes.

Parmi elles, celle de Shaker Safi, un adolescent de 15 ans.

> "J’étais plein de vie… et tout s’est écroulé. Mon père est mort dans un bombardement, notre maison a été détruite. Depuis, on vit dans une tente avec ma mère, mon frère et mes sœurs. Il n’y a ni toilettes, ni eau, ni quoi que ce soit pour dormir ou manger. On a fui plusieurs fois, on a tout perdu. Aujourd’hui, on a besoin de vous pour ne pas mourir de faim."

Comme Shaker, des milliers d’enfants ont tout perdu : un parent, un toit, une école, leurs repères. Ils dorment sur le sable, boivent de l’eau sale, cherchent désespérément un peu de pain. Le bruit des drones, la peur constante, la faim qui creuse : voilà leur quotidien.

Vous pouvez faire une différence.

Chaque euro, chaque don, même minime, est un acte de vie. Il permet d’offrir un repas, une couverture, un bidon d’eau, un peu de réconfort. Il permet de dire à Shaker : tu n’es pas seul.

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Shaker, 15, a Survivor in Gaza – Help His Family Stay Alive

Gaza, 2025. The word “living” has lost its meaning.

Since October 7, hell has descended on an already devastated population. Over 2 million people are trapped in ruins—no shelter, no clean water, no food, no electricity, no medical care. The health system has collapsed. Aid is blocked. Families are starving, dying from exhaustion or under the bombs.

Among them is Shaker Safi, a 15-year-old boy.

> "I used to be full of life… then everything crumbled. I lost my father in a bombing. Our home was destroyed. Now I live in a tent with my mother, brother, and sisters. We have nothing—no food, no water, no place to sleep. We've had to flee multiple times. We’ve lost everything. We need your help to survive."

Like Shaker, thousands of children in Gaza have lost everything: parents, homes, schools, and any sense of safety. They sleep on dirt floors, drink unsafe water, and search in vain for a piece of bread. The sound of drones, constant fear, and hunger are their daily companions.

You can make a difference.

Every donation—no matter how small—is an act of humanity. It can offer food, water, warmth, and hope. It tells Shaker: You are not alone.