I write these words to you with a heart heavy with pain and suffering.
I am a cancer patient living under harsh conditions in Gaza, where there is no appropriate treatment for my condition.
All I need now is $100 a day to buy painkillers and essential medications that only help me alleviate the pain that ravages my body day after day.
I am not seeking a cure, but rather a few moments of less painful relief amidst this excruciating pain.
The suffering of illness alone is unbearable, so how can it be with poverty, the blockade, and the lack of even the most basic rights?
I appeal to every person with a shred of compassion to support and help me through this difficult ordeal.
Your donation may not cure me, but it will give me a chance to breathe pain-free, even if only for a while.
Help me endure this excruciating pain... Don't leave me alone.💔
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Dalam sejarah, sekali lagi, baik militer maupun polisi, mereka terbiasa dan terlatih membunuh rakyat sendiri. Ini adalah cuplikan dokumenter pembantaian Semanggi. Orang-orang ini, yang dibayar seragam dan bawa senjatanya, bernyanyi gembira usai menembak mahasiswa Indonesia!
OPEN ADOPT TGR/JKT: Teman-teman, ada yg buang satu litter kucing di tong sampah komplek:( Aku nggak bs adopsi karena di rumah pelihara anjing2 yg reaktif.
Kalau bisa diadopsi barengan/berpasangan, krn mereka saling peluk daritadi.... kcg!
[HELP RT] a trans women's shelter in surabaya, indonesia is facing closure due to lack of funding. this shelter has been a safe space for elderly trans women since 1978. please donate or retweet! even $1 could go a long way in indonesian currency
Kawan2 di tengah situasi menantang ini, kita ga akan nyerah! Tolong dibantu share ya!
Klo msh ingat 2 th lalu kita berhasil upayakan keberlangsungan rumah singgah tuk komunitas transpuan di Sby ini lewat donasi yg terkumpul hingga Rp40 jt.
Mari kita gotong royong lagi!
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Arrested as a child and returned to his mother with gray hair… Gaza’s longest-serving prisoner, Diaa Al-Agha, embraces his mother after 33 years in captivity.
“Mom, I’m out of prison, Mom.”
After 23 years in captivity, freed Palestinian captive Muhammad Zayed from Beit Liqya visits the grave of his mother, who passed away during his imprisonment, after his release in the exchange deal today.