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Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

In a humble tent, the cat "Loza" trembled from exhaustion, searching for safety amid the cold and fear. Beside her sat Abdulrahman, the kind-hearted boy who knew nothing but love and compassion.

One cold night, Loza gave birth to four tiny kittens inside the tent. Their faint cries blended with the sound of the wind, as if they were mourning the harshness of the world they had entered.

But the joy did not last long...

Abdulrahman suffered severe burns after a shell landed near the tent where he was playing.

He is now in the intensive care unit at Al-Maamadani Hospital.

Meanwhile, Loza and her little kittens wait for him every day at the entrance of the tent, missing his embrace — the small world of safety and love he once gave them.

Today,

Abdulrahman needs us, just as Loza once needed him.

He needs treatment so he can heal, smile again, and return to his little family.

Please donate to help Abdulrahman recover and come back to the life — and the little hearts — that await him every morning.

Donate to Abdulrahman here🔗 .

@bunnydracula @determinate-negation @thatdiabolicalfeminist @riding-with-the-wild-hunt

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

In a humble tent, the cat "Loza" trembled from exhaustion, searching for safety amid the cold and fear. Beside her sat Abdulrahman, the kind-hearted boy who knew nothing but love and compassion.

One cold night, Loza gave birth to four tiny kittens inside the tent. Their faint cries blended with the sound of the wind, as if they were mourning the harshness of the world they had entered.

But the joy did not last long...

Abdulrahman suffered severe burns after a shell landed near the tent where he was playing.

He is now in the intensive care unit at Al-Maamadani Hospital.

Meanwhile, Loza and her little kittens wait for him every day at the entrance of the tent, missing his embrace — the small world of safety and love he once gave them.

Today,

Abdulrahman needs us, just as Loza once needed him.

He needs treatment so he can heal, smile again, and return to his little family.

Please donate to help Abdulrahman recover and come back to the life — and the little hearts — that await him every morning.

Donate to Abdulrahman here🔗 .

@bunnydracula @determinate-negation @thatdiabolicalfeminist @riding-with-the-wild-hunt

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Hey guys, please show some support for @save-mohamed-family!

His entire family - parents and brothers - are martyred, and he is trying to protect the only family he has left, his wife and children.

His wife is undergoing chemotherapy for cancer and needs help paying for her treatment. From what I understand she is on one of the last doses of the chemotherapy and they need help paying for this shot.

We should be doing our best to support situations of medical emergency to maximize best use of our impact.

(#192 on our verified list)

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

Father's Day means nothing to me: my own f*ther (now estranged) is a despicable man and forever polluted the concept of fatherhood for me. This year, however, I pay tribute to the Gazan fathers who for too long now have been going through the unspeakable. In particular, I think of Mohamed -- @save-mohamed-family -- whose entire extended family was martyred, and who is alone fending for three children trying to survive famine, disease, constant bombing, displacement, genocide, and unending grief. It pains me how little I am able to do for him and for Gaza, beyond donating and sharing fundraisers, but this post is not for me to dwell on my own helplessness. Instead I would like to say: if like me you don't have a father figure to honor this Father's Day, perhaps you can honor Palestinian fathers instead.

As always reblogs are very appreciated.

[save-mohamed-family]

In a humble tent, the cat "Loza" trembled from exhaustion, searching for safety amid the cold and fear. Beside her sat Abdulrahman, the kind-hearted boy who knew nothing but love and compassion.

One cold night, Loza gave birth to four tiny kittens inside the tent. Their faint cries blended with the sound of the wind, as if they were mourning the harshness of the world they had entered.

But the joy did not last long...

Abdulrahman suffered severe burns after a shell landed near the tent where he was playing.

He is now in the intensive care unit at Al-Maamadani Hospital.

Meanwhile, Loza and her little kittens wait for him every day at the entrance of the tent, missing his embrace — the small world of safety and love he once gave them.

Today,

Abdulrahman needs us, just as Loza once needed him.

He needs treatment so he can heal, smile again, and return to his little family.

Please donate to help Abdulrahman recover and come back to the life — and the little hearts — that await him every morning.

Donate to Abdulrahman here🔗 .

@bunnydracula @determinate-negation @thatdiabolicalfeminist @riding-with-the-wild-hunt