Can you imagine an entire family dying due to lack of food? This is our painful reality today. We need a $50 donation from a kind-hearted person. Who's willing? We need food and medicine. If you see this, please leave a comment. 🙏😭👇

My daughter Tulin was taken to the hospital; her condition is worsening, and her fever is rising strangely. Please don't forget my daughter; she needs healthy food and treatment. 🙏

Seven-year-old Najwa Hajjaj urgently needs a new feeding tube, but Israel's blockade and restrictions on the entry of medical supplies into Gaza have prevented it from being replaced. The worn-out tube has become a source of severe pain and infection instead of the lifesaving support she depends on. Via: Hossam Shabat

Can you imagine an entire family dying due to lack of food? This is our painful reality today. We need 6 people to donate 25$ We want food and medicine If you see this, leave a comment.

The feeding tube of Najwa Hajjaj, a 7-year-old girl, has become a source of pain that now threatens her life, as it cannot be replaced due to the blockade and the ban on the entry of essential medical supplies. She is urgently awaiting medical evacuation outside the Gaza Strip

🚨HEARTBREAKING: Ibrahim Abdullah, a child with kidney failure in Gaza, cries out in pain every day as he waits for life-saving treatment abroad. Despite having a medical referral, Israel’s closure of Gaza’s crossings has left him trapped. After more than two and a half years of war, siege, and the collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system, thousands of children and critically ill patients like Ibrahim are suffering without access to the treatment they urgently need, while their conditions continue to deteriorate.

Rafif is a Palestinian child, just 15 days away from turning two years old… She only dreams of living her childhood in safety and growing up with the basic necessities of life that every child deserves. Don’t forget Rafif… Remember her smile and her face, and remember that behind every picture is a story — a child who dreams of life and peace. 🇵🇸

Israel executed Ahmad in Gaza today. A single bullet to the head. He wasn’t a combatant. He was a World Central Kitchen worker — carrying humanitarian aid. A father of two. His youngest child is just one month old.

Lukashenko fears Ukraine: Relay stations used to adjust Russian attacks on Ukraine from Belarusian territory have ceased operations – Zelenskyy. You deal with filthy terrorists like Putin and Lukashenko only through pressure and strength—something Western European leaders will never learn.

Putin claims Russia has fully replaced imports in aviation and that its aircraft now outperform Western models. The gap between Putin's "reality" and what's actually happening keeps growing.

The Russian leadership is now pulling more air defense assets to Moscow, Valdai, and Putin’s bridge across the Kerch Strait – at the expense of air defense elsewhere. In the Moscow region alone, they have amassed hundreds of launchers for S-400, S-500, and Pantsir systems. Nearly 90 launchers have been redeployed to Valdai from other regions of Russia, and a special air defense division is also being formed there to safeguard the peace and quiet of the Russian chief. To compare, there are only a couple of launchers per direction across Russia and around their other cities. Those are their priorities. They are protecting their power – the source of this war. More than 60 Russian regions are already experiencing fuel shortages. There has also been a sharp increase in gas and diesel prices – if they are available at all. Russian security services have even proposed postponing or cancelling altogether the ritual of electing “United Russia” to the State Duma. Their latest imitation of elections was scheduled for September, and intelligence reports now show that Russia itself is not confident about what will be happening by September. There are many difficulties – all because Putin refuses to end his war and to hear our proposals for a meeting, genuine negotiations, and a dignified peace.

Very important information for residents of Crimea and other temporarily occupied territories. The statistics are clear: most people who die in disasters don’t die because escape was impossible. They die because they waited too long, hoping everything would somehow work out. Over the years I’ve noticed a particular quirk of human psychology. When danger arises, people freeze. Instead of leaving as fast as they can, they talk themselves into staying put and waiting for things to improve. If you are in occupied territory, remember one rule: in a war zone, things almost always get worse. And here’s a harder truth. At the critical moment, Russian officials and decision-makers will always have more ways out than ordinary citizens do. They have the transport, the connections, the resources, the contingency plans. You won’t. So trust your own judgment first, and take responsibility for your family’s safety yourself. If you can leave – or even if you think you can’t – leave anyway. It may save your life, and the lives of your children and the people you love. There’s one more thing to weigh. Sooner or later, the occupied territories will be liberated, and liberating an area packed with civilians is far harder and far more dangerous. Every civilian who leaves in advance means fewer collateral casualties and fewer constraints on Ukrainian forces. All of my own friends and acquaintances left Crimea back in 2014. But I understand that some people genuinely cannot go: serious illness, elderly parents, no money, loved ones who can’t be moved. Those reasons are real. Still – don’t pin your hopes on things “somehow working out.” If you can evacuate, choose life. A Russian official will not warn you, and will not spare you. One more thing. You’ve probably watched how Ukraine has lived these past five years and thought, “What about us?” My answer is simple. No one is going to send you hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of generators. The world will not rally to bring you warm blankets and children’s clothing. People in other parts of Russia will not send volunteers, will not haul gasoline and sugar across rivers to reach you. You will simply be abandoned. Because to them you were always outsiders. You were a card to be played – and that card has now been beaten. Author: Yuriel Shtern