A world where Bruce’s parents and him survived the attack and they became so overprotective of him and was still being spoiled by them and Alfred at 25
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Tomorrow is Friday a day when families gather around the table. 🤍
All we hope for is the chance to provide a warm meal for our children.
We need just $30 to buy one chicken for Friday lunch.
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After everything I have been through, I was accepted to study a Master of Public Health at the University of Glasgow, starting this September.
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Mustafa Murad Al-Dabbagh was a distinguished Palestinian writer, historian, and educator, born in 1897 in Jaffa, Palestine 🇵🇸
He is best remembered for his monumental work Biladuna Filastin (Our Country Palestine), a foundational and meticulously documented reference on the geography, history, and social fabric of Palestine, widely regarded as one of the most important encyclopedic works on the country.
Al-Dabbagh received his early education in Jaffa before completing his secondary studies in Beirut. In 1915, he served as a reserve officer in the Ottoman Army. After returning to Palestine in 1919, he devoted himself to education—working as a teacher and later principal in Hebron, and subsequently as a social sciences instructor at the Arab College of Jerusalem.
Over the course of his career, he held several senior educational roles across the Arab world, including Undersecretary of the Jordanian Ministry of Education in Amman and Director of Education in Qatar (1959–1961). His scholarship extended beyond Palestine to encompass wider Arab history and regional studies, cementing his legacy as one of the foremost Palestinian historians of the 20th century.
Among his most notable works are Our Country Palestine, Ancient History of the Arab Homeland (1951), A Brief History of Palestine (1960), and Qatar: Its Past and Present (1961). His writings remain valuable references for historians and researchers of Palestinian and Arab history.
Al-Dabbagh passed away in Beirut on September 7, 1989. In recognition of his cultural and intellectual contributions, he was posthumously awarded the Jerusalem Medal for Culture and Arts in 1990.
Muin Bseiso (1926–1984) was born in Gaza City to Tawfiq Bseiso and Huda al-Shawwa. He studied in Gaza and graduated from the American University in Cairo in 1952 with a degree in journalism. Early on, he joined the Palestinian communist movement and began writing politically charged poetry inspired by Abu Salma. His first collection, Al-Ma‘raka (The Battle), was published in 1952.
Returning to Gaza, he worked as an English teacher but was repeatedly dismissed and imprisoned by Egyptian authorities for his political activism and involvement in demonstrations against refugee resettlement schemes. Over time, he became secretary-general of the Palestine Communist Party and edited its underground journal Al-Sharara.
Following his release from prison in 1963, Bseiso resumed teaching and later helped establish the Palestine Broadcasting Company after the creation of the PLO in 1964. When Israel occupied Gaza in 1967, he left for Damascus, working as a journalist and radio writer, then moved to Cairo, Beirut, and finally Tunis. In Beirut, he was active in the Afro-Asian Writers Union and edited The Lotus magazine. He also worked for Filastin al-Thawra, the PLO’s main publication, and became the organization’s cultural counselor under Yasser Arafat.
Bseiso’s poetry, translated into many languages, championed resistance, social justice, and the Palestinian cause. He spent seven years in prison and emerged as a central figure of Palestinian resistance literature alongside Mahmoud Darwish and Samih al-Qasim. He also wrote six politically themed plays. His awards include the PLO’s Shield of the Revolution for Arts and Literature (1979) and the Lotus Prize for Literature (1980).
He died of a heart attack in London in 1984; Israel denied his burial in Gaza, and he was laid to rest in Cairo.
Posthumously, his complete works were published in Beirut in 2015, and exhibitions have since honored his life and legacy as a revolutionary poet of the Palestinian people.
Please help me to help my husband pay off his debts so we can live in peace and be able to buy food for the children and milk for my infant. I am a mother whose husband is far away and she is suffering alone in life.
We're not asking for the impossible; we're simply asking for a chance to live with dignity.Please,is there anyone who will answer our pleas,stand with us,and help us?Your support means more than words can express.Please consider helping and share this post
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Oh God, life has become unbearable for us… 💔
For nearly three years, we have been displaced, hungry, thirsty, and sick, struggling through the scorching summer and freezing winter with no shelter and no one to support us. 😢
Please don’t leave us alone… Help us, because we truly have nothing left to face this life with. 🙏💔
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Oh God, life has become unbearable for us… 💔
For nearly three years, we have been displaced, hungry, thirsty, and sick, struggling through the scorching summer and freezing winter with no shelter and no one to support us. 😢
Please don’t leave us alone… Help us, because we truly have nothing left to face this life with. 🙏💔
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I only need $110 to pay the tent rental and move back in with my children.
Every day that passes without safe shelter increases our suffering.
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I extend my deepest gratitude to everyone who shared and contributed, even with just a word, to my son Ziad's birthday. Your messages and prayers brought us immense joy on this difficult day. 💚
But with the birthday celebration over, our struggles continue. We still implore you to stand by us, as Ziad desperately needs treatment, and our family is fighting to secure even the most basic necessities.
If you can, please don't leave us alone... Every share, every donation, every word can make a difference and offer a glimmer of hope. 🙏
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girl needs sanitary pads
girl needs sanitary pads
It wasn't easy for me to say this because I'm a girl and it's a sensitive thing for us but it started affecting me and causing uterine diseases & infections Pls help ⬇️⬇️
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