In southern Gaza, people are living in indescribable suffering. Hunger threatens the lives of children and families, amid a severe shortage of food and resources. Every passing day intensifies the tragedy, leaving them facing death from hunger. They are in urgent need of support before it’s too late.

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In southern Gaza, people are living in indescribable suffering. Hunger threatens the lives of children and families, amid a severe shortage of food and resources. Every passing day intensifies the tragedy, leaving them facing death from hunger. They are in urgent need of support before it’s too late. https://gofund.me/1222af19

Yasser Arafat, also known as "Abu Ammar," was born on August 24, 1929, in Cairo. He was one of the most prominent Palestinian leaders and a central figure in the Palestinian struggle throughout the 20th century. Arafat became the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1969 and the first president of the Palestinian Authority after the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993. He was seen as a symbol of Palestinian resistance and played a key role in the political and armed struggle against Israeli occupation.

Arafat was pivotal in the peace process and negotiations over the years, despite facing many challenges and opposition from some parties. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994, shared with Israeli leaders Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, in recognition of their efforts to reach the Oslo Accords.

Arafat passed away on November 11, 2004, under mysterious circumstances that led to suspicions of poisoning. His death left a significant void in Palestinian leadership. His legacy remains deeply embedded in the hearts and minds of Palestinians, Arabs, and many others around the world as a symbol of resilience and commitment to the Palestinian cause.

On the anniversary of his passing, his memory is honored, and his legacy continues to inspire Palestinians and others who seek peace, justice, and the fulfillment of Palestinian aspirations.

Yasser Arafat, also known as "Abu Ammar," was born on August 24, 1929, in Cairo. He was one of the most prominent Palestinian leaders and a central figure in the Palestinian struggle throughout the 20th century. Arafat became the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1969 and the first president of the Palestinian Authority after the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993. He was seen as a symbol of Palestinian resistance and played a key role in the political and armed struggle against Israeli occupation.

Arafat was pivotal in the peace process and negotiations over the years, despite facing many challenges and opposition from some parties. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994, shared with Israeli leaders Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, in recognition of their efforts to reach the Oslo Accords.

Arafat passed away on November 11, 2004, under mysterious circumstances that led to suspicions of poisoning. His death left a significant void in Palestinian leadership. His legacy remains deeply embedded in the hearts and minds of Palestinians, Arabs, and many others around the world as a symbol of resilience and commitment to the Palestinian cause.

On the anniversary of his passing, his memory is honored, and his legacy continues to inspire Palestinians and others who seek peace, justice, and the fulfillment of Palestinian aspirations.

Yasser Arafat, also known as "Abu Ammar," was born on August 24, 1929, in Cairo. He was one of the most prominent Palestinian leaders and a central figure in the Palestinian struggle throughout the 20th century. Arafat became the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1969 and the first president of the Palestinian Authority after the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993. He was seen as a symbol of Palestinian resistance and played a key role in the political and armed struggle against Israeli occupation. Arafat was pivotal in the peace process and negotiations over the years, despite facing many challenges and opposition from some parties. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994, shared with Israeli leaders Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, in recognition of their efforts to reach the Oslo Accords. Arafat passed away on November 11, 2004, under mysterious circumstances that led to suspicions of poisoning. His death left a significant void in Palestinian leadership. His legacy remains deeply embedded in the hearts and minds of Palestinians, Arabs, and many others around the world as a symbol of resilience and commitment to the Palestinian cause. On the anniversary of his passing, his memory is honored, and his legacy continues to inspire Palestinians and others who seek peace, justice, and the fulfillment of Palestinian aspirations.

"Palestine is unconquerable, its people know no defeat. Despite every attempt to extinguish its light, its sun will continue to shine, and its flag of freedom will remain high. This land will not fall, nor will it be silenced, because in the heart of every Palestinian, there is a pulse that knows no surrender. Its freedom is coming, and it will remain unbroken, no matter how fierce the storms." 🇵🇸✌️🍉

Palestine is unconquerable, its people know no defeat. Despite every attempt to extinguish its light, its sun will continue to shine, and its flag of freedom will remain high. This land will not fall, nor will it be silenced, because in the heart of every Palestinian, there is a pulse that knows no surrender. Its freedom is coming, and it will remain unbroken, no matter how fierce the storms.

“I am Aya Muhammad from Gaza, I was a university student on my way to achieving my dreams, preparing for my wedding with Mohamed, and living in a home full of memories. But the war destroyed everything. I lost my home, my studies stopped, and my dreams vanished. Today, my family and I live in harsh conditions, searching for hope amidst the ruins. Yet, despite everything, there is still a small dream in my heart to start anew.” https://gofund.me/1222af19

My university 🏫 days were filled with enthusiasm and hope. Every morning ⏱️at seven, I would wake up eagerly, get ready, and head to my university—the place where I planted my dreams. 💤I attended lectures, met my friends who ere an inseparable part of that beautiful ♥️🌷experience. We’d have breakfast together, laugh, and share our thoughts about the future and the projects we dreamed of achieving.🥺 But suddenly, the war came. The bombs of occupation destroyed everything. Our lives turned upside down, and the dream became rubble. I lost many of my friends, and the place lost the warmth it once had. Our dreams vanished, leaving painful memories of every moment I spent with them.😭💔 Each of us emerged from that experience with a painful story, with a wound that doesn’t heal, a dream that turned into a memory, and a hope that evaporated in the sky of cruelty and occupation.💔 https://gofund.me/1222af19

My family and I, after our house was stormed by the Israeli occupation, bombed and forced to leave, we are suffering and our family and I are scattered. We lost everything we owned, and we no longer have any source of income except for this link of mine.And with my family. He helps us live and meet our basic needs such as food and drink. Thank you, someone who supports us and stands with us in these difficult circumstances that we live in in Gaza. Which this Nazi army has poured out on us. https://gofund.me/1222af19

I am Aya Muhammad from Gaza and this is my story. I hope you will work to support and help me, my friends. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for standing by us in light of these difficult circumst https://gofund.me/1222af19