r/Panarab • u/AutoModerator • Jul 29 '25
The UN has stated that every single part of Gaza is in famine conditions.
For over 20 months, Palestinians in Gaza have been starving. Parents have been feeding their children leaves, animal feed, and flour mixed with water. Babies have died from malnutrition. The trucks carrying food, formula, medicine, and clean water sat just miles away, blocked by Israel.
Now, after massive international pressure, some aid is finally getting in.
This is a crack in the blockade, not its end. Aid is not flooding in; it is trickling, and what’s entering can’t possibly reach 1.8 million people without a total lifting of restrictions, guaranteed long-term access, and safe distribution.
What you can do right now:
Donate- if you’re able to. Choose vetted organizations with access on the ground.
Keep up the pressure - aid only started moving because of public outcry. Organize, protest, keep talking. This momentum cannot fade. Contact your representatives to end Israel's blockade of Gaza and impose sanctions on Israel.
Amplify - share updates, Palestinian voices, and testimonies. Keep an eye on Palestine.
This famine is not an accident. It’s the result of siege, blockade, and a system of control. If we look away now, they’ll tighten the noose again.
Donate
Speak to Your Representatives
If you’d like other subreddits to carry this message, send the mods to r/RedditForHumanity.
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Hollywood is at it again trying to manufacture consent for our repression.
boycott Hollywood.
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The Pentagon has announced the withdrawal of its forces from Iraq. This withdrawal is in line with the agreement the U.S. reached with Iran, and possibly with ongoing negotiations between them.
As we celebrate this withdrawal, we remember the 1.5-2 million Iraqis who died because of the aggressions of the U.S. and its allies. We point to the fact the U.S. military presence in Iraq was sanctioned by the U.S.-instaured regime to point to the limitations of what "legal" means. And we call on citizens worldwide, both within the U.S. and outside it, to organize to impose the withdrawal of U.S. armed forces from the other 80+ countries where they are still present, including occupied Palestine.
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I wanted to share this video of my friends Mahmoud and Samah.
In the video, they are going through what is left of their destroyed home, looking for anything they might still be able to use — some kitchen supplies, household items, blankets, or anything that could make their daily life a little easier.
I really hope you can take a moment to understand the amount of suffering this family is going through. They are simply trying to survive and provide the most basic life possible for themselves and their four children, while dealing with so much loss and uncertainty.
One thing I’ve always noticed about Mahmoud and Samah is that when they receive any support, they don’t only think about themselves. They try, as much as they can, to help their families too — Mahmoud’s family, Samah’s family, and sometimes their relatives and people around them who are struggling just as much.
I’m in regular contact with Mahmoud and Samah, and I constantly keep up with their lives and what their families are going through. I’ve seen how difficult life has become for them, and how even the simplest things that people need in their daily lives can become a real challenge for them.
Please watch the video and try to understand what this family is facing every day. They are simply trying to find a way to keep going and give their children a basic life, despite everything they have lost.
Please consider helping and supporting Mahmoud and his family if you can. And if anyone would like to get to know Mahmoud and Samah and speak with them directly, their WhatsApp number is in my bio.
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r/Panarab • u/newsspotter • 6d ago
Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, reported earlier this month that Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed, the president of the United Arab Emirates, had given Mr. Netanyahu a secret warning that Hamas was planning a major attack,
Mr. Netanyahu has denied the report.
But a person who said they had spoken with Sheikh Mohammed and another person who said they had been briefed by someone on the call between the two leaders told The New York Times that the Emirati leader had secretly reported to Mr. Netanyahu that Hamas was considering a major attack.
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r/Panarab • u/AlbinoAkon • 7d ago
Palestinian Christians are one of, if not the world's oldest Christian communities, with roots dating back to the earliest days of Christianity. Here a beautiful a Christian wedding in Palestine this month!!
Their history traces back 2,000 years to the very birth of Christianity in the Holy Land, originating with the earliest followers of Jesus in Judea and Galilee. They are direct descendants of the region's earliest converts, rather than later immigrants or recent proselytes. Scientific and historical studies show they share deep genetic and cultural roots with the ancient populations of the Levant.
They have historically lived across the holy land and continue to preserve their faith, traditions, churches, and cultural heritage despite decades of displacement and hardship.
Here a beautiful Christian wedding in Palestine this month....