Palestine, Gaza 2026.

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@simon_brooke
The tent is beyond repair, it's torn. I'm trying to buy a new tent today, but tomorrow there will be wind and rain.

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@simon_brooke
These are roughly the prices in Gaza. Tomorrow is Eid, and I'm trying to buy salted fish and clothes for my children, but the prices are very high. You can see in the news how high the prices of goods are in Gaza; everyone is complaining.

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@simon_brooke Many tents were damaged by the storm; it was strong, with winds of 100 kilometers per hour. My problem is that my son is a child and cannot repair the tent, and my husband is wounded in the war. I am trying to do it myself.

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@simon_brooke
When things get bad, I escape to my sister's room on the roof of the house; the place is very cramped and there's not enough room for us.

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@simon_brooke
The greatest tragedy of war is that after the war ends, we start thinking about how to live. We find everything is missing, and the suffering becomes in finding housing, in rebuilding, in food, in medicine, in clothing, in everything.

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@simon_brooke Sometimes I feel ashamed when I ask for help. I keep asking for help because, unfortunately, there is no alternative. I have four children and a daughter in university.

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@simon_brooke Your words give me hope for life... Israel is above the law... it does whatever it wants; it's America's spoiled child.

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@simon_brooke
The good thing is that the European Union refuses to get involved in the war and rejects America's demands.

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@simon_brooke
America began to feel that it was alone in this war.

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@simon_brooke
The tragic irony is that Iranian missiles fell on Palestinians in Hebron, killing six, and then landed in an apartment in the UAE, killing one. Even Iran's missiles just won't leave us alone.