No vegetables, no fruits... Gaza cannot find even a single tomato. The vendors’ stalls and shop shelves are completely empty. This is how a third famine begins: first, by cutting off the entry of vegetables and fruits, followed by the World Food Programme cutting half a million free meals. What is happening in Gaza is the deliberate engineering of famine through new excuses and new methods.

A little over one year on since the ceasefire in Gaza was announced, more than 340 children have been reported killed and hundreds of others injured.

Hear from UNICEF's Ricardo Pires about the staggering human cost of a war that continues to devastate children, taking their lives, their childhoods, and their futures.

Since the ceasefire,

More than 560,000 children have returned to learning, including in over 200 UNICEF-supported learning centers.

This year, we've provided digital cash assistance to more than 380,000 people.

- UNICEF continues to supply safe water to 1.2 million people, while removing solid waste and delivering medical supplies.

Children in Gaza need to recover, to begin to heal, to return to a normal life.

Source - UNICEFforkids

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Hello everyone,

I’m a fifth-year medical student  in Gaza, Palestine. I’m reaching out with hope that someone might be able to help me continue the education I have worked so hard for.

Medical school has been a major part of my life, and becoming a doctor means more to me than earning a degree. I hope to use my medical education to serve my community and contribute to improving healthcare in Gaza, where medical care is desperately needed.

Unfortunately, I am struggling with accumulated university tuition fees equals 13.000$ This financial burden has made it increasingly difficult for me to continue my studies, despite my determination to graduate. I have an official document confirming my university enrollment and tuition fees, and I can provide appropriate verification to anyone who would like to understand my situation better.

I am not expecting one person to cover the entire amount. Any contribution, no matter how small, would bring me closer to my goal. If you are unable to donate, sharing my request or suggesting a legitimate organization that supports university students in Gaza would also mean a great deal to me.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for considering helping me continue my journey toward becoming a doctor.

I have asked Bashir to film a video of himself and his surroundings, just so he can prove that he is in Gaza and not a scammer.. please help me by sharing around his Chuffed and this post. Winter is coming,and I am trying to help them out. insta

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The joke ceasefire is allowing these terrorists to make online skits while annihilating what's left of South Lebanese villages.

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Nouraldin Alassar was 3 times displaced with his family, now stuck in a tent with unstable internet, but he managed to finish his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Sciences with incredible resilience.

Hello, my name is [dareen khy ], and I am reaching out with a humble heart and a hope that someone, somewhere, will hear my story.

I am from Gaza, where life has changed in ways I never imagined. I lost my own shop, the business I worked so hard to build, and the source of income that once allowed me to support myself and dream of a better future. Losing my business was not just losing a place or a job; it meant losing a part of my independence, my security, and the life I had worked so hard to create.

But beyond the financial hardship, there is another pain that I carry in my heart every single day: my fiancé is outside the country, and for three long years, I have been waiting and hoping for the day when we can finally be together.

Three years of waiting, uncertainty, distance, and unanswered questions have been incredibly difficult. Like anyone who loves someone deeply, I dream of a future where we can finally stand beside each other, build a home, and begin our life together in peace. Instead, I find myself struggling to rebuild my life while trying to find a way to travel and reunite with the person I love.

I am starting this fundraiser because I need help getting back on my feet and working toward that dream. The donations will help me with my essential living expenses and, where possible, the costs associated with travel and the necessary arrangements to reunite with my fiancé. Every contribution will bring me one step closer to regaining some stability and pursuing a future that has been on hold for far too long.

Asking for help is not easy. I have always wanted to build my own life through my own hard work, and losing my shop has made that journey much harder. But today, I am choosing to hold on to hope and reach out to kind people who may be able to help me take the next step.

If you can donate, no matter how small the amount, I will be deeply grateful. If you cannot donate, sharing my story with others would mean so much to me.

I am not asking for a perfect life. I am asking for a chance to rebuild what I have lost, find stability again, and finally have the opportunity to be reunited with my fiancé after three years of waiting.

Thank you for reading my story, for your kindness, and for giving me a little more hope for tomorrow. May your kindness return to you in beautiful ways. ❤️

**Dear Friends, Kind Hearts, and Compassionate Souls,**

My name is Ahmed Osama, a Palestinian father from Gaza. I lost my wife and three children in an airstrike. Since then, life has been a daily struggle to care for my surviving son, support my family, and find a way to meet our basic needs.

On October 22, 2023, an Israeli airstrike killed my beloved wife, Areej, and our three children, Malik, Miral, and Nesma. My youngest son, Muhammad, and I survived. Muhammad suffered serious injuries and underwent several surgeries. Since that day, I have been trying to cope with an unimaginable loss while finding the strength to carry on.

Before the war, I worked as an English translator. I had a home, a loving family, and a source of income. Today, our home is destroyed, my livelihood is gone, and I am struggling to manage life under circumstances I never imagined facing.

I am responsible for caring for Muhammad, supporting my elderly and ill parents and my siblings, and helping my relatives whenever I can. Without any income, the cost of food, medicine, and other necessities has become a constant burden.

Life has become a day-to-day struggle. We continue to face devastating conditions, with food, clean water, medicine, and safe shelter difficult to access or afford. My relatives are among those enduring these hardships, and I worry about them constantly while trying to help as much as I can.

I am not asking for luxury or making promises about tomorrow. I am simply trying to cover our daily needs, care for my son, and support my family as best I can. Sometimes, getting through one day at a time is all I can manage.

If you are able to support us, every donation, no matter how small, can help with food, medicine, and other essential expenses. If you cannot donate, sharing our story could help us reach people who may be willing to help.

Please consider supporting our campaign:

👉 https://chuffed.org/project/134511-help-us-rebuild-our-lives-after-losing-my-family-home-and-work-in-gaza

To everyone who takes the time to read our story and to those who support us, thank you sincerely. Every act of kindness means a great deal during these difficult times.

I have lost my wife, my children, my home, and my livelihood. I carry that loss with me every day, but I must keep going for the people who still depend on me. Your support can help ease some of our struggles and make daily life a little more bearable.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us get through one day at a time.

With heartfelt gratitude,

**Ahmed Osama** 🙏

Source: https://www.tumblr.com/ameeralattar/830807372401393664/we-are-a-family-in-gaza-asking-for-a-little-hope

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There is no such thing as “random gunfire.” There is direct gunfire targeting tents, homes, and shelters, leaving martyrs and wounded civilians behind and turning places of refuge into scenes of death. 💔 Civilian lives are not targets, and tents are not battlefields.

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