At this very moment, booby trapped robots carrying tons of explosives are being detonated in Gaza City, behind the Yellow Line Massive, terrifying explosions are shaking the city.
These explosions have been ongoing for weeks. A single blast can destroy an entire neighborhood in a matter of seconds, wiping out every trace of it.
Although I am hundreds of kilometers away from the targeted area, the blast was so powerful that I felt as if it had happened right next to us. The situation here is absolutely terrifying.
Talk about what is happening in Gaza. Write about it and share it. What is happening here must not be allowed to pass in silence.
Winter is approaching Gaza, and the UN is warning that nearly one million displaced Palestinians face flooding risks, freezing temperatures, and continued Israeli attacks.
🚨 BREAKING : Israeli threats to bomb a densely populated residential building in Gaza City are spreading fear and panic among residents in the middle of the night, following an Israeli strike on a residential building in the Al-Rimal neighborhood.
The remaining area of Gaza City is shrinking continuously. The space we have left to live in now covers no more than 28% of the city.
Gaza is disappearing before our eyes. We have nowhere left to live or flee to. People are sleeping in the streets without tents, as this catastrophe grows worse every day.
Never stop talking about Gaza. Don’t let the world forget what is happening to us.
Here’s Palestinian cat from Gaza. 🇵🇸🤍
This is Misho. ❤️
I found him tiny, skinny, and neglected at a poultry shop. I couldn’t leave him alone, so I brought him to our tent and gave him the love and care he needed.
Today, Misho is one year and ten months old. He has become part of my family and my everyday companion. He sleeps beside me, and sometimes we share the little food we have.
Despite everything we’re going through in Gaza, Misho still brings me happiness and comfort.
Sometimes I look at him and remember the tiny, sad kitten I found all alone.
I thought I was saving him that day, but I never knew he would become one of the most beautiful reasons I still smile.
This is Misho, my little Palestinian cat and a piece of my heart. 🇵🇸❤️
Gaza has faced intensified airstrikes over the past 24 hours. I’ve just checked the BBC, Sky News and Guardian websites. Not a single mention.
This is how genocide is normalised.
They have literally gone insane. Gaza is under repeated strikes right now.
Aircraft are flying extremely low, and their sounds are terrifying. People are fleeing their homes after the warnings. The situation is horrifying, and no one knows what will happen next.
Do not stop talking about Gaza. Do not let the world forget the terror we live through every day.
BREAKING: Israel Has Issued Evacuation Orders For Three Areas In Gaza & Will Begin Bombing
They are the Shujaiyeh & Sabra neighbourhoods in Gaza City and an area in central Khan Younis.
Massive displacement during a so-called “ceasefire” & threats against hospitals.
Gaza is under bombardment right now. We don’t understand what is happening here. The bombing is literally everywhere.
The aircraft are flying extremely low, making terrifying sounds that are impossible to describe.
Don’t stop talking about Gaza. Don’t let the world become numb to what is happening here.
In 1992 Peter Ratcliffe received this rejection from Nature.
Almost 30 years later he won the Nobel Prize for the same discovery.
Don't lose faith in the things you believe in.
Comprender cómo el cerebro convierte la experiencia en memoria, emoción y conducta sigue siendo uno de los grandes desafíos de la ciencia. La optogenética representa un salto extraordinario: permitir encender o apagar, con precisión, la actividad de neuronas individuales en un cerebro vivo.
Más que una nueva herramienta, es una ventana hacia uno de los grandes misterios de la biología: cómo la actividad de unas pocas células puede convertirse en recuerdos, sentimientos y decisiones.