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Nour AlSaqqa, who is from Gaza City, has been documenting her life during the Israel-Hamas war. The New York Times last spoke to Ms. AlSaqqa when the war first started. Since then, she has fled south to Rafah, the Gazan city at the territory’s southern border with Egypt, after Israel warned Palestinians to leave northern Gaza to avoid airstrikes.

“When I say we have no water, I need people to comprehend that we spend days without drinking a single drop of water,” she said. “That’s how limited it is. ” She said she fears that if the shortages of basic necessities persist, she will die.

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  1. 1
    @frances-l3f

    H O R R O R, VIOLENCE, EVIL by the psychopath N e t a n j ahu and the IDF, Mossad a n d the GUILTY NEGLIGENCE of all those who “CAN” change the tide

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    @thetacticalpreceptor-youro8941

    Having no water?? Did the Hamas terrorists steal it? 🤔 No water but somehow this woman’s eyebrows and upper lip are perfectly done.. n face looks clean! Keep supporting terrorists instead of asking them to apologise and surrender. You people thought you could get away with the genocide of the 7th? The blood of innocent Israelites is on your heads!

  3. 3
    @wegder

    Gaza’s Palestinian population increased from only 265,800 in 1960 to 342,700 in 1970, 431,600 in 1980, 645,100 in 1990, 1,1 million in 2000, 1.5 million in 2010, and 2.1 million in 2023.Oct 22, 2023

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    @darcymoon2109

    We can see these people. When did we last see the civilian hostages illegally taken in a war crime?

    And did this lady just say the took the *perfume*? 🙄

    How about you consider “Gaza” (and everyone there) as *Israel’s* hostages. You return Israel’s hostages, Israel will return yours.

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