مشاهد قاسية جداً من غزة
هذه الطفلة سمعت صوت اختها من تحت الركام، تصرخ الطفلة لعل اختها تجيب من تحت الركام !!
لقد سحقوا الأبرياء ولا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله
Jay Leno says he hosted the Tonight Show for 22 years and never touched one paycheck from it
‘My rule since I got two jobs when I was a kid: I’d bank one and spend the other, so as the highest paid man in the late night I lived entirely off my weekend stand up gigs’
‘150-200 shows a year and banked every NBC check untouched, no financial advisor no manger taking cut no debt on the 180 car garage’
‘I always assume the TV thing could end tomorrow’
I’m proud to announce that we’ve just built another school in Gaza that will be open for 500 more students at the start of the new school year in September. Our schools are 100% free. We also provide books, supplies, and uniforms, as well as psychological and nutritional support.
This Native American boy is crying because his mother has been arrested by ICE.
"There is nobody more American than American Indians! We are America, how can you possibly target Native Americans? It's legally impossible!"
لن يتخيّل أحد حجم الألم ..
هذه الطفلة لا تستطيع النوم، ولا حتى إغماض عينيها لثوانٍ من شدة الخوف .
كيف تُستخدم الأسلحة والصواريخ الأمريكية الإسرائيلية الفتّاكة ضد أطفالٍ أبرياء بهذه القسوة ؟
عالمٌ يرى كل هذا الألم وما زال صامتًا .
The reality of this is so heartbreaking man. It’s like the world is on one side and Gaza on one side. Seeing them among all the rubble.
There are no words sometimes.
Le génocide agaza continue et n'a jamais cessé ! Les médias mainstreams à la botte d'Israël et du crif vous caches ma vérité
Israël continue de bombarder et de tuer les bébés
Nico Williams gives his world cup gold medal to his mom, who crossed the Sahara desert in search for a better life while pregnant with his older brother...
Good morning from Gaza, where the first act of rebuilding after genocide is restoring the education and future of a generation they tried to break.
These kindergarten students have just completed their school year. Over the past year, they still attended classes under Israeli bombardment, and their parents sent them to school unsure whether they would return home.. But none of this has stopped a people determined to protect its children’s future and preserve what Gaza has always been known for: one of the lowest illiteracy rates in the world.