Posted on 06/02/2017 4:52:07 PM PDT by heterosupremacist
Imagine being cut off from the world – for your whole life. That’s reality for children like Aya. The blockade of Gaza began when she was a baby, the occupation in the West Bank before her parents were born. Now she is eleven, and the blockade goes on.
Aya’s childhood memories are of conflict and hardship, walls she cannot escape, and the fear that the only home she knows, however tiny, could be gone when she returns from school.
This Ramadan, please help support children like Aya who have known nothing but conflict and hardship. Donate here: http://buff.ly/2qgsP0Y#forPalestinerefugees
Yet neither the girl nor the bombed-out building are in Gaza; it’s an old photo from Syria, dating apparently to 2014.
(Excerpt) Read more at jihadwatch.org ...
please help support children like Aya who have known nothing but conflict and hardship.
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Please help support Scrambler Bob, who has known excruciating conflict and hardship over the last 8 years, most of this millennium.
Thread is poorly constructed. You merge words from the UNRWA message with words from JihadWatch.org and don’t make clear what is what. You don’t use either quotes or italics to show what you are quoting from UNRWA.
I feel real sorry for that poor little girl; everywhere she goes she gets bombed out. Can’t find any new clothes, either.
Nope, I don't celebrate Ramadan and never will. Not in any way, shape or fashion.
armourenthusiast wrote:
Check out their funding page, guess who pays.
UNRWA Page
Thank you for posting the link.
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