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The hardest thing you can feel is knowing that some hearts meet but cannot stay together. To carry feelings in your heart that can’t find the ending they deserve. Not all love gets a chance… some remains stuck between ‘what was’ and ‘what will never be.’
September 7, 2024
بس حبيت أعترف إنه من بعد ما طلعت من غزة، بدخل أحيانًا بنوبة بكاء قبل ما أنام، صعب أي شخص بالعالم يفهمها. لسه مش مصدق اللي صار. أحيانًا بلا وعي بقرر أعمل مشواري المعتاد: نفس مسار المواصلات، نفس الشوارع، مطعمي المفضل، وبعدين أروح أتحلى وأفكر: ليش لليوم ما ركبت طيارة وسافرت عادي؟
Generational trauma really said: Here’s your inheritance. Now I’m the one paying for it with antidepressants…
انا تعبت كوني غزاوي، كل اشي معقد وغير عن اي جنسية ربنا خلقها، معاملة المفترض تتم خلال يومين بالوضع الطبيعي بس عشان هويتك لازم نقهرك وتصير بدها اشهر..
من رُبِّي في مهادِ الكآبةِ حتى استحكمت في فؤادِه، استحال الفرحُ لديه طيفًا مُريبًا، لا يُرى إلا مُقنَّعًا بزخرفٍ خادع، يُوهم ولا يصدق.
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🚨 Israeli forces arrested five Palestinian children while they were gathering wild plants near the Havat Ma’on settlement south of Hebron in the southern West Bank, following incitement by settlers.
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For two months, Israeli forces have kept a main gate closed, turning daily life into an unbearable siege for thousands of Palestinians in the villages of Jammala, Beitillo, and Deir Ammar west of Ramallah.
Mothers cannot reach hospitals with their sick children. Farmers are cut off from their lands. Students miss school. Families are isolated from the outside world.
Today, thousands gathered in desperation, pleading for the gate to be opened — a simple road that has become a symbol of their suffocating reality under occupation.
This is what “normal life” looks like for these communities.
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🚨 HEARTBREAKING: Dr. Shaima Abu Ghali from Jenin, a released administrative detainee, visited her martyr mother’s grave after one year of administrative detention in Israeli prisons.



























