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Mirna From Gaza 🍉🇵🇸
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Palestinian From North Gaza 🇵🇸
Here are my story on Gofundme ✅ Vetted by @gazavetters.bsky.social (#328) (Ziad&Mirna) ✅ Please Help Donating or Reposting 🔻
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You should share this so supporters understand how dire the situation in Gaza is. They don’t need to witness bloodshed to empathize. Everyone asking for donations has suffered greatly—losing children, siblings, parents, loved ones, homes, money, and livelihoods ❤️❤️
These images and footage depict the harsh reality faced by the people of Gaza, Palestine, amid ongoing conflict and crisis. Families have endured unimaginable suffering, having lost homes, businesses, and sources of income. Many have not had enough to eat for years, and previous savings or donations have been completely exhausted to cover the costs of displacement, rent, and basic necessities. Food prices and essential goods have risen tens or even hundreds of times, making daily survival extremely difficult. Children and adults alike face continuous struggles just to secure bread, clean water, and shelter. The people of Gaza are highly educated and skilled, many holding advanced degrees and professional qualifications, yet they find themselves in urgent need. They do not ask for help out of pride or display; they do so humbly, after doors were closed in their faces and all other options were exhausted. Aid is scarce and irregular, and what is portrayed in the media rarely reflects the true daily hardships they face, including the constant fear, hunger, destruction, and uncertainty. Every donation directly helps families survive, provides food and temporary shelter, and preserves the dignity of people who have been deprived of almost everything.” Sharing this information is vital so supporters understand the severity of the situation in Gaza. People should not have to witness killing or bloodshed to empathize with the suffering of ordinary families. Everyone requesting donations today has already endured profound loss—children, siblings, parents, loved ones, homes, money, and livelihoods. They ask for help out of necessity, not convenience or choice, and their daily reality is a struggle to survive. Shelters and tents are inadequate, homes are damaged or unsafe, and basic necessities like food, water, and electricity are extremely limited. This footage reflects not only the physical destruction but also the emotional and psychological toll endured by families who have lost so much. Supporting them through donations provides immediate relief, ensures access to food and basic services, and allows families to sustain themselves and their children. The people of Gaza show extraordinary resilience and courage, facing overwhelming adversity with determination and hope, despite the unimaginable challenges around them.”
November 14, 2025 at 10:35 PM
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These two pictures show our home before and after the extermination war. Our house survived total destruction but suffered severe and extensive damage, barely livable. We chose to stay in it rather than move into tents, as living in tents is a disaster in every sense of the word.
These two images show our home in Gaza, Palestine, before and after the recent extermination war. The first image shows the house intact, providing shelter, safety, and daily family life. It was modest but stable, allowing the family to live relatively normally despite ongoing hardships. The second image shows severe damage. The house survived total destruction but has cracked walls, broken or missing parts of the roof, and exposed interiors. Furniture and belongings are damaged, and living spaces are barely usable. The structure is partially standing, making it barely livable but still safer than tents or temporary shelters. We chose to remain in this damaged home rather than move into tents, which are extremely vulnerable to rain, wind, and cold. Tents flood easily, collapse under storms, and offer almost no protection. Staying in the house gives some shelter and a minimal sense of stability, though life remains difficult. These images reflect the broader reality in Gaza, where people endure repeated catastrophes while trying to maintain normalcy. Homes that survive war often require constant repair, and rain, weak roofs, and damaged walls make life challenging. Children and adults face daily risks while trying to live as normally as possible. The contrast between the two images is stark: the first shows stability, the second destruction and vulnerability. They highlight the resilience of Gaza’s people, who preserve what remains of their homes and choose life in partially damaged houses over unsafe tents. These images testify to the endurance, courage, and determination of families living under siege, showing the harsh reality of survival amid widespread destruction and ongoing crisis. “These two images show our home in Gaza, Palestine, before and after the recent extermination war. The first image shows the house intact, providing shelter, safety, and daily family life. It was modest but stable, allowing the family to live relatively normally despite ongoing hardships. The second image shows severe damage. The house survived total destruction but has cracked walls, broken or missing parts of the roof, and exposed interiors. Furniture and belongings are damaged, and living spaces are barely usable. The structure is partially standing, making it barely livable but still safer than tents or temporary shelters. We chose to remain in this damaged home rather than move into tents, which are extremely vulnerable to rain, wind, and cold. Tents flood easily, collapse under storms, and offer almost no protection. Staying in the house gives some shelter and a minimal sense of stability, though life remains difficult. These images reflect the broader reality in Gaza, where people endure repeated catastrophes while trying to maintain normalcy. Homes that survive war often require constant repair, and rain, weak roofs, and damaged walls make life challenging. Children and adults face daily risks while trying to live as normally as possible. The contrast between the two images is stark: the first shows stability, the second destruction and vulnerability. They highlight the resilience of Gaza’s people, who preserve what remains of their homes and choose life in partially damaged houses over unsafe tents. These images testify to the endurance, courage, and determination of families living under siege, showing the harsh reality of survival amid widespread destruction and ongoing crisis.”
November 14, 2025 at 10:10 PM
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I filmed a video from my home showing the destroyed neighborhood I live in. My house is heavily damaged but still somewhat livable. However, today, with the heavy rain, my home flooded as if it had no roof to protect it
November 14, 2025 at 9:59 PM
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Bad morning from Gaza ⛈️⛈️😥
November 14, 2025 at 7:44 AM