People in Gaza do not long for luxury — they long for life.
For running water from a tap.
For a safe wall to lean on.
For warm food and clean water.
For their children to go to school and celebrate their graduation.
For beautiful sights instead of destruction.

Like them, I graduated with a degree in geography and geology. My current job is carrying water every day. 😂

What do you think of a salad like this after a year or more of not eating it? It's delicious, even though it's expensive.

A child from Gaza condemns the world's sympathy for a Japanese macaque monkey that garnered millions of views as it clung to a rag doll it mistook for its mother, while ignoring the daily suffering of Gaza's children due to the Israeli war and ongoing blockade . https://gofund.me/eed6031c

This is the third consecutive day without water in our area. There has been no running water at all, and daily life has become extremely difficult.
Our children are forced to carry heavy containers and walk long distances just to bring water home. Instead of resting, studying, or simply being kids, they spend hours searching for something as basic as clean water.
Water is not a luxury — it is a basic human right. We hope our voices are heard and that this suffering ends .https://gofund.me/eed6031c

The number of links we have to register with and update our data daily, and the data we put in, there is a link that fills out five pages, and in the end we do not get anything. Of course, this is a simplified model.

With rubble and demolished houses everywhere, and garbage piling up, new guests have begun to plague our lives: rats and mice. They infest the tents in large numbers and even the houses, which is unbearable and keeps us awake at night. My husband told me there are rats in the room we sleep in. Two days ago, I woke up because my daughter needed to use the bathroom. I turned on my phone and found rats drowning in the bucket of water we use to wash. It's absolutely disgusting. 😔😔