Don’t forget that your supporting is our lifeline and without it we can’t continue Our link in bio 🔗

Dear friends, really and literally we live on the support from you. Maybe 25$ it’s not that much for anyone but it’s our lifeline and rebuilding after losing everything and facing thie terrible conditions All your support is appreciated from our hearts

Jamal abu hashem🇵🇸@jamalzuhir.bsky.social · 4w ago

Don’t forget support us Our link in bio 🔗

Don’t forget support us Our link in bio 🔗

Gaza before - Gaza after

Gaza before - Gaza after

Around this time every year, students in Gaza would return to their schools and universities with energy, hope, and ambition. But today Most schools and universities have been destroyed, and many of the few places that are still standing are being used as shelters for displaced people.

Around this time every year, students in Gaza would return to their schools and universities with energy, hope, and ambition. But today Most schools and universities have been destroyed, and many of the few places that are still standing are being used as shelters for displaced people.

It's morning, new day full of hope

Winter is approaching, and there are hundreds of buildings in Gaza at risk of collapse; unfortunately, people are living in these buildings, posing a grave danger to them.

Ever since we were little, we've always looked forward to winter in Gaza. Winter in Gaza used to be pleasant and full of emotion, but that was in the past when there were houses. Today, Gaza's biggest fear is winter; a piece of plastic no more than 1 cm which us ⛺️ can't protect anyone from the cold.

This building seems to be saying, "We refuse death."

Jamal abu hashem🇵🇸@jamalzuhir.bsky.social · last wk.

The sea off Gaza and a destroyed building still standing tall

Gaza, a small city that before the genocide was one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with 2.4 million inhabitants in an area of ​​no more than 360 square kilometers, has now lost 70 percent of its area under occupation after the genocide.

Everything around me is pushing me to the brink of collapse, but I will not lose hope.

Gaza before - after

This building seems to be saying, "We refuse death."

Jamal abu hashem🇵🇸@jamalzuhir.bsky.social · last wk.

The sea off Gaza and a destroyed building still standing tall

The sea off Gaza and a destroyed building still standing tall

The sea off Gaza and a destroyed building still standing tall

Don’t forget us You can support us rebuilding and face this terrible conditions the link 🔗 in bio

Overthinking and the sound of drones

Jamal abu hashem🇵🇸@jamalzuhir.bsky.social · last wk.

4:54 am and still I can’t sleep

4:54 am and still I can’t sleep

Don’t forget us You can support us rebuilding and face this terrible conditions the link 🔗 in bio

Winter is approaching, and there are hundreds of buildings in Gaza at risk of collapse; unfortunately, people are living in these buildings, posing a grave danger to them.

Everything around me is pushing me to the brink of collapse, but I will not lose hope.

Gaza, a small city that before the genocide was one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with 2.4 million inhabitants in an area of ​​no more than 360 square kilometers, has now lost 70 percent of its area under occupation after the genocide.

Is it really possible to live in a plastic tent that's only 1 cm in diameter, when wood is banned from entering Gaza?

The most frustrating thing about Gaza is the idea that the prices of some essential items have increased tenfold. For example, a battery that originally cost $500 now costs $5000, and all of this is due to the blockade and the scarcity of goods.

Is it really possible to live in a plastic tent that's only 1 cm in diameter, when wood is banned from entering Gaza?

The most frustrating thing about Gaza is the idea that the prices of some essential items have increased tenfold. For example, a battery that originally cost $500 now costs $5000, and all of this is due to the blockade and the scarcity of goods.

You don't have to drink the whole sea to know it's salty.

You don't have to drink the whole sea to know it's salty.