@apenkop @khleedril @palestine@a.gup.pe @palestine@lemmy.ml @Oftentimesjack @simon_brooke @nizarus @Majden888 @davidculley @madgeface
In this area, there was a park with lots of games. We used to gather at night to watch the World Cup and enjoy the show. Everything was available, from food to children’s toys. Everything was destroyed.

@khleedril @palestine@a.gup.pe @palestine@lemmy.ml @Oftentimesjack @simon_brooke @nizarus @Majden888 @davidculley @SheWasSpeaking @apenkop @madgeface
Thank you so much for your kind words. Before the war, we were watching the World Cup.
This yellow sign is called Star Roundabout. It used to be full of cafes where we enjoyed the World Cup because the area is destroyed and under Israeli control.

@apenkop @palestine@a.gup.pe @palestine@lemmy.ml @BlackAzizAnansi @simon_brooke @nizarus @gvenema @madgeface
I hope that this will happen and that Palestine will be recognized. Our lives in Gaza are very difficult. There are no words to express what I feel inside. Unfortunately, when I see my child wanting fruit or a piece of meat and I cannot afford to buy it for him

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@RiverRock @SaveTheTuaHawk 🫂

@irelephant
No, these are real satellite images, not artificial intelligence.

@mathemachristian @hector
It’s true that Israel takes bombs from America.

@irelephant This picture shows the destruction of Gaza before and after the war.

@clot27
Israel is correct

@PanArab
P L You’re right… Israel is America’s spoiled child.

@HasturInYellow
This picture illustrates the difference before and after the war. I’m not talking about religion; I’m talking about the lack of mercy, the crimes we’re witnessing in this war, and the widespread destruction in Gaza. I’m not talking about religion here.

@HasturInYellow
Feeling hatred toward a religion or people as a whole can become corrosive, both mentally and socially. Focusing on systems of power, policies, and actions, rather than entire populations or beliefs, keeps your outrage precise and effective in advocating for change.

@tastemyglaive
He asked him where… not me.