While the ceasefire is being celebrated, there are also feelings of grief, of betrayal, of extreme anger. The agreement will not bring back the martyrs, it will not regrow amputated limbs, it will not give children like Ahmed their lives back. https://t.co/0ODAZTrsr7. Ahmed lost

watching videos of palestinians returning to their homes in north gaza

Hossam and Anas should’ve been announcing the end of genocide ,celebrating the end of bloodshed. Instead, they gave their lives so the world could see the truth. Your courage, sacrifice, and voices will never be forgotten , the world is forever grateful for your truth. 🕊️

Krasznahorkai Nobel 2025 job done

You are not seeing this slaughter live-streamed to your devices because Israel has murdered most of Gaza’s most prominent journalists in targeted assassinations.

Batoul camp is right next to Refaat Alareer camp and has 27 families. This is a camp we built during the emergency plan to accommodate 14 stable families from Refaat Alareer camp and added more vulnerable families to. Support: https://t.co/3jb2DCuOOZ The Sameer Project provided

Due to lack of funds the Sameer Project reduced the amount of rice meals distributed per day, please donate: https://t.co/UZyzzHCj56. On September 21st, 844 meals were given to Zahar camp in Nuseirat and the rest were given to our camps: Refaat Alareer, Batoul, Sawarha and team

“We will die if you don’t get us out” say the messages in our inboxes, donate: https://t.co/mPjkgOtdr7. Many of those in the North of Gaza want to leave but can’t afford to. The Sameer Project is providing transport for vulnerable groups that can’t walk to the South. We get 5-10

This campaign hasn’t received any donations for two weeks Ahmad is a deaf man with a large family, and he is still in N. Gaza with no money to escape death and flee to S. Gaza. I beg you a million times to save his family. Please donate and share.

MSF treated over 1,600 people with malnutrition in Gaza City in the last week alone. Their departure is a horrifying omen

Have you ever imagined, even for a moment, what it feels like to be in a place where danger surrounds you — where at any second, the army could storm in, drag you from your workplace, while you're dressed in medical scrubs,even in the best of circumstances? That’s if they don’t

This is an amazing story. While some would drag medicine back to the middle ages, doctors and scientists are still in the trenches doing amazing work and utterly transforming and saving lives.

I say this as a flotilla participant: we cannot let drone attacks distract from the genocide. Israel has murdered at least 84 people in Gaza so far today, with the real number likely far higher. Governments need to sanction this rogue state, not just protect their own citizens

I've spoken to @sameerproject recently, and as life gets harsher there and requests keep flooding their inboxes, they are being bombed while barely being able to help. Support them in trying to be a lifeline to people still living a famine and genocide: https://t.co/y3eH6q2JkR

URGENT: Please donate to, share with your networks, spread the Sameer Project's Displacement Response Campaign. Without you we cannot do this, we must help Gaza together. ✊🏼📷✊🏼

just casually dipped into a pdf of Adorno's Minima Moralia and had actually forgotten that it's like this

"My name is Yahya Jundiyeh. I live in a tent in Palestine Stadium, and our life wasn’t like this before the war. I used to play football in the street with my friends and play with my siblings, and I felt very safe and calm. But when the war came, I lost my house, my best friend,

The cutest kids. How is it possible that in the middle of so much pain and suffering these special, special children have any semblance of a smile. https://t.co/naUewmmH9f. We expect too much. They get so little. They deserve so much more. Translating Falasteen (@translatingpal)

There are children living in the hospitals of Gaza because they have no family left after the occupation murdered them all.

A mother from Gaza speaks of her son, Yazan: He was meant to sit today as the head of the “Arab Child Parliament” under UNICEF’s supervision, somewhere in Europe. Yazan was the hero of a documentary after the 2018 war—scheduled to be screened in Jordan, until it was banned. He