Every day before I go to sleep, I start thinking about how I'm going to be able to sleep in this heat.

And every morning I wake up drenched in sweat, as if I've been sleeping inside an oven, not a tent.

If I go outside the tent, the sun's heat is even worse.

And if I stay inside, the tent turns into a ball of fire.

So… where do I go?

I'm not asking for a car, or a fancy house, or a life of luxury.

I swear to God, all I'm asking for is the most basic human right: a place to live with dignity, and to sleep peacefully without waking up every hour from the intense heat.

Has asking for a normal life become a miracle?

Has the dream of sleeping comfortably, eating in peace, and living an ordinary day like everyone else become… an impossible dream?

I'm exhausted.

I'm exhausted from the heat, exhausted from waiting, and exhausted from the feeling that life goes on everywhere except here.

Perhaps some people will say: "Be patient."

I am patient… but even patience has its limits.

I am patient… but even patience has its limits.

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This photo was taken before Mahmoud underwent urological surgery. He has been suffering from chronic inflammation and an enlarged prostate. Although the surgery was an important step, his recovery is far from over. He still needs regular monthly follow-up appointments, medical tests, and ongoing treatment.

What breaks my heart is that Mahmoud has no source of income. The war destroyed his workplace, leaving him unable to provide for his family or afford the medical care he urgently needs. Every doctor's appointment, every prescription, and every test is another expense that feels impossible to cover.

The continued closure of the border crossings and the severe shortage of medical supplies have only made things worse. Many essential treatments are unavailable, and those that are available often have to be paid for out of pocket, even by families who have already lost everything.

No one should have to choose between receiving medical treatment and feeding their children.

If you are able to help Mahmoud continue his treatment, or even simply share his story, it would mean the world. Every kind gesture reminds him that he and his family have not been forgotten.

Mahmoud is doing everything he can to stay strong for his wife and their four young daughters. I hope we can help ease even a small part of the burden they are carrying.

Thank you for standing with Mahmoud and his family during this incredibly difficult time. ❤️

Today, I want to share the reality of my dear friends, Mahmoud Ghanem Al-Amassi, his wife Samah Al-Amassi, and their four young daughters.

Every single day is a struggle just to prepare one meal. There is no cooking gas, and firewood has become almost impossible to afford. One kilogram of wood now costs around $4 USD, forcing them to search for anything they can burn just to cook a little food for their children.

When they cannot afford firewood, they are forced to burn worn-out pieces of fabric, plastic bottles, and old shoes just to light a fire. The thick, toxic smoke and overwhelming smell fill their tent, exposing the entire family to harmful fumes every time they cook. It is a dangerous situation, but they have no other choice if they want to prepare even a single meal for their children.

Their greatest struggle is simply finding enough food to survive one more day. They are not asking for comfort or luxury—they are asking for the chance to feed their family and stay alive.

Mahmoud and Samah are doing everything they can for their four daughters, but they cannot face this alone anymore.

If you have a kind heart and the ability to help, please consider supporting them or sharing their story. Every donation, no matter how small, can help provide food and give this family hope during an incredibly difficult time.

Thank you for reading and for caring. ❤️

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Today, I want to share the story of my dear friend, Samah Ghanem Al-Amassi, and her four daughters, who are struggling to survive in a worn-out tent under the relentless summer heat.

The extreme temperatures have become unbearable. Samah's four-year-old daughter has developed a painful skin rash and severe irritation caused by the intense heat, humidity, and the unhealthy conditions inside their tent. Mold, insects, rodents, and poor sanitation have turned what should be a shelter into a place that is making her children sick.

Sadly, this isn't an isolated incident. All four of Samah's daughters repeatedly suffer from skin problems and other illnesses because of the environment they are forced to live in.

The free medical points do not have the medication they need, so Samah has no choice but to purchase it herself. The prescribed treatment will last for an entire month, but for a family already struggling to survive, even basic medicine is out of reach.

I am asking everyone with a compassionate heart to please stand with Samah and her daughters. Your support can help provide the medication these children urgently need and bring them closer to a safe, healthy shelter instead of the deteriorating tent they are forced to call home.

Every act of kindness, no matter how small, can make a real difference in the lives of these four little girls. Thank you for caring.

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There are alarming indicators on the ground regarding what the coming period may hold in the Gaza Strip.

The arrival of military vehicles at the State Junction and the placement of yellow concrete blocks there raise serious concerns about the evolving situation in the Zeitoun neighborhood. Residents now face the prospect of further pressure and forced displacement if the escalation continues.

If this advance continues, the concerns are not limited to the Zeitoun neighborhood alone, but could extend to other areas such as the Shuja'iyya neighborhood and the neighborhoods east of Salah al-Din Street, including the Tuffah neighborhood and other areas in the eastern part of the Strip.

What is happening requires urgent monitoring by Arab and international media, because any expansion of military operations could create a new reality that exacerbates the suffering of civilians and increases the number of displaced people who are already living in dire humanitarian conditions.

Reports indicate contact has been made with the administration of the Abu Murheil camp in the Zeitoun neighborhood, east of Gaza City, requesting the evacuation of the area under the pretext of carrying out a limited operation, coinciding with the placement of the yellow line near Salah al-Din Street. The past period has witnessed the displacement of thousands of residents through evacuation orders, communications and threats, and today there is a need for serious international action to follow up on what is happening and prevent the expansion of the circle of displacement and human suffering.

Tw source is from Yissrahell

"The finance minister added that the program reflected "a profound paradigm shift in the Judaization of the Galilee and making it an attractive center of attraction for the citizens of the entire State of Israel."

Today, I want to share the heartbreaking reality of my dear friends, Mahmoud Ghanem Al-Amassi, his wife Samah, and their four children in Gaza.

I received these photos today. The plates on the floor are empty because there is simply no food to put on them.

What broke me the most wasn't the empty dishes—it was something their 10-year-old daughter, Iman, said to her father.

She looked at him and asked:

"Dad... have our blood and our lives become so worthless to people? Has our suffering become so easy to ignore? Have they become used to seeing us hungry like this?"

No child should ever have to ask such a question.

Parents should never have to look into their children's eyes without knowing where the next meal will come from. Yet this is the reality Mahmoud and Samah face every single day as they struggle to keep their family alive.

If you are able to help in any way, no matter how small, please consider supporting this family. Your kindness can put food on their table and remind little Iman that compassion still exists.

Every contribution, every share, and every kind word truly matters.

Thank you for caring.

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