Hi guys I wanted to let you all know my only knowledge of Norway is watching SKAM on Google drive in high school ok bye. No one asked but my favourite season is 2.
Even though I’m not going to be at the concert I’m really interested in DJ SPIN THAT and there is a song that I want for my city, I will gatekeep it. Yippee!! People want other songs and no one has said its name yet. 🥰
So, basically I’m the last person in the family for getting a drivier’s license, I’ve been practicing driving in parking lots for a while I’m so close to giving up. But my next lesson is on Tuesday!!!
People there are so many things that could come out of having a driver’s license. I no longer would have to walk places, nor do I have to get a ride. Yippy! Soon!!
Coca-Cola and boycotted products of all kinds are allowed to enter and are even imposed on the market, while no real alternatives exist. At the same time, hundreds of types of medicines are banned from entry. Here, when someone gets sick, they often find no treatment and not even a way to diagnose their condition, after hospitals were destroyed and stripped of their most basic medical equipment.
Cancer medications are still not allowed in. A month ago, my cousin died because he could not obtain his treatment. This is not an isolated case, but a reality that repeats itself every day for many patients.
While the outside world is being told that life has returned to Gaza, and that people are drinking Coca-Cola and consuming boycotted products, we are living a completely different truth. Inside operating rooms, doctors are sometimes forced to make unbearable decisions: who receives anesthesia, a child or a young adult, due to severe shortages. Often, the child is prioritized, even during surgeries.
The director of Al-Shifa Hospital repeatedly appeals to the world to allow the entry of medicines and medical supplies, as patients are being lost every day because of the lack of medical capacity, not because of their illnesses.
This is the reality here. Speak about what is happening. Do not remain silent.
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I’m sorry, but I need to say this.
It’s deeply upsetting that so few people are talking about the Palestinian detainees who are occasionally released by Israel. This is a photo of one of them, released just five days ago after being held for months.
These individuals have endured unimaginable conditions. Many lost family members while detained. Some only learned upon their release that their loved ones had been killed.
Why aren’t their stories followed closely? Why aren’t their names, faces, and voices being shared?
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with amplifying the abduction and release of activists, whether they’re detained for hours or days. But why does that same energy vanish when it comes to Palestinians?
We know the answer. Their arrests, abuse, and even deaths have been normalized to the point of invisibility. Even when we do share their stories, they barely gain traction.
It’s heartbreaking and frustrating to see so many, including large accounts that built followings through Gaza advocacy, remain silent on this. You’re missing the point.
Kieran Andrieu and Greta Thunberg say the horrific news from Gaza City has only strengthened their resolve aboard the Freedom Flotilla.
The "Global Sumud Flotilla", carrying aid and activists, continues its mission to break Israel’s blockade and deliver support to Palestinians under siege.
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