Hello, everybody. My father started this campaign for my uncle Basem and his family who are stuck in Gaza during this war. This is my uncle and I at the Gaza Port back in December 2021 when I got to visit.
This is my uncle now.
My uncle and his family are stuck in Gaza and don’t have any other options to leave at the moment except to pay the fee to Egypt. They are alone in Gaza as my dad’s other siblings and my grandmother are not there. My cousin Abood (shown below on the very right) is also recovering from two surguries he had during the war after his appendix burst,
and my cousin Farah is struggling to fight an infection. They are also having much difficulty finding food for the 6 of them and are living out of a tent now that the north (where they’re from) isn’t permissible to go back too. If you could give anything it would help, as paying the fee for them to exit through Egypt is our only option at the moment. We appreciate everybody’s efforts.
The first significant emergence of organ trafficking accusations against Israel came during the First Palestinian Intifada in the late 1980s and early ‘90s. During this period, many Palestinian families claimed that the bodies of relatives who died in operations undertaken by Israeli forces were returned missing organs. Although initially dismissed as unfounded propaganda, the increase in similar reports strengthened speculation and concern. The case of young Palestinian Bilal Ahmed Ghanem, killed by Israeli soldiers in 1992, and a 2009 article in the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet titled Our Sons’ Organs Were Stolen [4] further highlighted these claims. The article included interviews with families who alleged that Israel had harvested organs from deceased Palestinians and suggested a broader organ trafficking network connected to Israeli medical institutions.
Israeli officials have previously admitted removing body parts from Palestinians and other groups. In a controversial 2014 Israeli television program, senior officials confessed to harvesting skin [5] from deceased Palestinians and African workers, which was used to treat burns on Israeli soldiers. The director of the Israeli Skin Bank revealed [6] that the country’s human skin reserves had reached 17 square meters (183 square feet), a significant amount for a small population, suggesting a more extensive organ collection practice. Israeli doctor and anthropologist Meira Weiss, in her book [7] Over Their Dead Bodies (2002), provided details about the systematic harvesting of organs from Palestinians, which were used for medical research in Israeli universities and transplanted into Israeli patients.
A report [8] released by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor in October 2023 rekindled concerns over allegations of organ harvesting involving Palestinians, particularly in cases where bodies returned from Israeli custody showed signs of tampering. Gaza health officials have reported inconsistencies in the bodies released, pointing to organ removal. According to the report, Israeli forces collected dozens of Palestinian bodies from hospitals in northern Gaza, which were returned in a mutilated state. In July 2024, [9] Israeli daily Haaretz reported that the Israeli military held the bodies of 1,500 Palestinians at the Sde Teiman detention center. All these allegations highlight the urgent need for a thorough investigation into the dignity of war dead and broader human rights violations.
No, this is not footage from Gaza or Lebanon; it’s Iranian missiles hitting “Israeli” soil.
– From @/War Monitor on Twitter. The same footage if also being shown on Al Jazeera and other mainstream news outlets right now (1st of October 2024).
I want a chance to live a safe life without wars.
Welcome,
My name is Nour, I am 35 years old, and I have 5 children
I write to you from the heart ❤❤️🩹 Suffering, destruction, hunger and displacement in Gaza. My life was beautiful and normal, full of hope, dreams and hard work until the war came and destroyed everything sweet in our lives 😭💔🇵🇸😭😭
I was displaced from northern Gaza to the south, thinking it was a safe place, but there is no safe place in Gaza. Everything around us was destroyed and turned into rubble. We live every day in a nightmare, without opportunities for education or work, and I suffer from poverty, loss, hunger and homelessness.🇵🇸❤️ 🩹💔
Imagine that you have everything and suddenly you wake up and you have nothing left😭.
This is exactly what happened to us💔❤️🩹. We went from having everything to having nothing. In the blink of an eye, we lost everything, our home, our dreams,😭🇵🇸😭
Our memories, our possessions and our businesses. We are starting from scratch and we need your help to rise to the top step by step from scratch.💔
All the positive words cannot express the extent of your generosity, especially in sharing my posts to inform other donors about the people of Gaza who are still suffering from the terrible conditions resulting from the unjust war on Gaza!❤️🩹💔
Please continue to support us by donating directly or sharing the link to let others know. Feel free to help people in difficult and miserable times until the dark days are over.🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is a vetted fundraisers organized by the U.S. based mutual-aid group Gaza Thrift. If you have the means, please consider donating to help Nour and her five young children survive the genocide in Gaza.
Remember in 2006 when Lebanon defeated Israel l and there were pictures of the IOF crying when they lost the war? Inshallah that is about to happen again 🤲
I want a chance to live a safe life without wars.
Welcome,
My name is Nour, I am 35 years old, and I have 5 children
I write to you from the heart ❤❤️🩹 Suffering, destruction, hunger and displacement in Gaza. My life was beautiful and normal, full of hope, dreams and hard work until the war came and destroyed everything sweet in our lives 😭💔🇵🇸😭😭
I was displaced from northern Gaza to the south, thinking it was a safe place, but there is no safe place in Gaza. Everything around us was destroyed and turned into rubble. We live every day in a nightmare, without opportunities for education or work, and I suffer from poverty, loss, hunger and homelessness.🇵🇸❤️ 🩹💔
Imagine that you have everything and suddenly you wake up and you have nothing left😭.
This is exactly what happened to us💔❤️🩹. We went from having everything to having nothing. In the blink of an eye, we lost everything, our home, our dreams,😭🇵🇸😭
Our memories, our possessions and our businesses. We are starting from scratch and we need your help to rise to the top step by step from scratch.💔
All the positive words cannot express the extent of your generosity, especially in sharing my posts to inform other donors about the people of Gaza who are still suffering from the terrible conditions resulting from the unjust war on Gaza!❤️🩹💔
Please continue to support us by donating directly or sharing the link to let others know. Feel free to help people in difficult and miserable times until the dark days are over.🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is a vetted fundraisers organized by the U.S. based mutual-aid group Gaza Thrift. If you have the means, please consider donating to help Nour and her five young children survive the genocide in Gaza.
“Where is God?” an elderly man desperately wonders when surveying the debris in the Palestinian refugee camp Jenin.
Jenin Jenindirected and co-produced by Palestinian actor Mohammad Bakri, includes testimony from Jenin residents after the Israeli occupation army’s Defensive Wall operation. The city and camp were the scenes of fierce fighting which ended with Jenin flattened and scores of Palestinians dead. Palestinians as well as numerous human rights groups accused Israel of committing war crimes in the attack. The United Nations appointed a commission of inquiry, but Israel refused to let its members visit the scene.
Jenin Jenin is dedicated to Iyad Samudi, the producer of the film, who returned home to Yamun after the shooting of the film was completed. On June 23, as Israeli forces besieged Yamun, Samudi was shot and killed as he was leaving a militarily-closed area with three friends.
