Hello my friends. This is Mohammed Shobair from Gaza. Last night in Gaza City was the most terrifying, we thought it was too late and everything was over. Flares everywhere in the sky, noise everywhere around us. Please keep us in your mind, in your heart, in your prayers. Thank God, we are still alive. My family and I are now on our way South. This is most devastating. I donβt know how much more we can take. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of all things.
This is not happening to us. This is not natural causes. This is not a Godly punishment.
This is: some people decide to do this to us. Some people want us to suffer and to be erased. And the world knows, the world is watching, and yet it still goes on.
Itβs more important than ever that you stand by us and that you do everything you can to stop this.
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My nameβs Mohammed, Iβm 22 years old, and I live in Gaza. Hello π
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Itβs been nearly 2 years of no stable shelter, no income, no safety, no reliable access to food or water.
Iβm trying my hardest to survive and not to give in to despair, and to keep my loved ones alive, healthy and in good spirits.
I need your help for food and shelter for my parents, my siblings, my nephew and me.
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If you have questions or youβd like to verify who I am, reach out! β€
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Good morning from northern Gaza. Sending you all my love and peace, and I hope you're all well.
Life here is tough, but your presence and concern warm our hearts.
Tell me how you're doing... Have you had your favorite drink today?
If you have a moment, tell me about your day, and let's share some good energy.π
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#Palestine #gaza
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This morning I almost lost my life.
A bullet passed very close to me one moment more, and it would have pierced my body.
This bullet isnβt just metal;
itβs proof that death surrounds us every second.
The situation is extremely difficult.
There is nowhere safe, and we canβt endure more.
Iβm not asking for sympathy,
Iβm asking for real help to escape this reality.
Your donation, even a small one, can save a life.
May God reward you π
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Good evening, everyone. I wanted to share my picture and check in on you all. Let me know how you're doing. Did you have your favorite drink today? I'm feeling really down Ψ© high fever, body aches, and exhaustion. I need to continue treatment and get more medication, but my financial situation is very difficult. If anyone can help, even a little, please do. A prayer, a share, or a donation would mean so much. ππ
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Good day from northern Gaza
Let me know how you're all doing today?
I wanted to share this cup of coffee with you β
Coffee that brings hearts together even when life separates usβ¦
I hope one day we'll drink it together in peace π€
And by the way⦠this cup of coffee is 24 years old,
We keep our memories in it and never forget each other
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A picture from the end of the day that I wanted to share with you π€ The weather was so calm and beautiful, from west Gaza, on the coastal road near the sea π
In moments like these, we feel like our souls can breathe a little.
How are you all today? Let me know how you're doing π Tell meβ¦ have you had your favorite drink yet? βοΈ
#gaza #Palestine
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My father continued working until he reached retirement age in 2021 and received numerous certificates, including an excellent rating for his proficiency in teaching Arabic. Throughout the years, my son was ranked among the top five teachers in Palestine, encompassing the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip. He also received the award for best Arabic teacher in East Gaza City every year.
I hope you enjoyed learning about my father as much as I enjoyed talking about him. Heβs a very influential man in my life and I love him very much.
If you can help us keep a roof over our heads, pay rent and get warm clothes and blankets, please donate to my fundraiser. My father has high blood pressure, diabetes and heart problems and needs medication.
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May God reward you. May He protect my father.
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My father was highly competent in teaching throughout his years, and a large number of his students graduated from Gaza universities. Among them are engineers, doctors, teachers, lawyers, police officers, and businessmen, some of whom became successful entrepreneurs.
My father continued working until he reached retirement age in 2021 and received numerous certificates, including an excellent rating for his proficiency in teaching Arabic. Throughout the years, my son was ranked among the top five teachers in Palestine, encompassing the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip. He also received the award for best Arabic teacher in East Gaza City every year.
After that, my father moved to Gaza City, which falls under the jurisdiction of the East Gaza Education Directorate, and worked at one of its schools, Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi School. He taught students of varying levels, from good to excellent.
My father was highly competent in teaching throughout his years, and a large number of his students graduated from Gaza universities. Among them are engineers, doctors, teachers, lawyers, police officers, and businessmen, some of whom became successful entrepreneurs.
My father, Moein Atiya Shobair, had been an Arabic teacher since he joined the Palestinian Authority's Ministry of Education and Higher Education. He began his work in the northern Gaza Strip, specifically in the Jabalia area, at Al-Faluja School, from 1994 to 2007. During that time, the occupation came and destroyed everything, including schools and all aspects of life.
After that, my father moved to Gaza City, which falls under the jurisdiction of the East Gaza Education Directorate, and worked at one of its schools, Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi School. He taught students of varying levels, from good to excellent.
Iβm going to tell you about my father, whom I love very much.
My father, Moein Atiya Shobair, had been an Arabic teacher since he joined the Palestinian Authority's Ministry of Education and Higher Education. He began his work in the northern Gaza Strip, specifically in the Jabalia area, at Al-Faluja School, from 1994 to 2007. During that time, the occupation came and destroyed everything, including schools and all aspects of life.
Mohammed Shobair π