My Family Is Still Staying In Half Of The Church That Wasnt Affected By The Bombing Because There Is

My family is still staying in half of the church that wasn’t affected by the bombing because there is nowhere else to stay other than tents. They are limited to one small meal a day and one shower a week. They are sleeping on the floors, but no one can sleep since there is bombing everywhere around them. Even when there is no bombing, they can still hear the loud buzzing sound of the military planes above them, which would keep anyone who hears it awake. Along with everything, My grandma has diabetes and osteoporosis, so she can’t walk. She has to take her insulin medication along with many others; however, she has run out of many of her medications.” Am on my knees requesting for donation. Target $450

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I am a Palestinian living in Gaza. I am 16 years old. My dream is to work in the field of journalism. I have an Instagram account and I want to become as famous as the Palestinian journalists in Gaza. Here is the link to my Instagram profile. Can you help me spread this link among your friends, family, or community so that I can become a famous Palestinian personality? Thank you https://www.instagram.com/abdallah.__.bassam?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

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while we’re celebrating the day of america’s independence let’s remember GAZA is still fighting for there’s! please spread the word and let people know about what’s happening in GAZA, these are human beings they deserve to be remembered and treated like one.