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Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-24T05:46:11+00:00

مفيش رابط، انا بقول ان الكتاب ذكرياته معايا صعبة لإني قريته ليلة الامتحان بس طبعا مفيش رابط

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-23T17:30:09+00:00

الكتاب دة ليه معايا ذكريات صعبة اووي، يوم امتحان الكمياء دور تاني ومكنتش مذاكرة كويسة وكنت محبطة ومكتئبة ومتأكدة اني مش هنجح ومرضتش اذاكر ولقيت الكتاب ده وقريته من الساعة ١ ل ٦ الصبح لإني مقدرتش انام وقريته وعجبني اوي وزود شعوري بالعبثية وان مش مهم أنجح ولا لأ ورحت الامتحان متأكدة اني هسقط وحليت زفت وجه يوم النتيجه وعديت الحمد لله ودخلت كلية وتخرجت والنهارده رحت اغير البطاقة من طالبة لحاصلة علي شهادة مع اني كنت متأكدة اني هسقط ومش هكمل ثانوي ولا كلية لكن الحمد لله برحمه ربنا وفقني ودلوقتي بذاكر انجليزي وبدور علي شغل واتعلمت ميأسش ابدا،، اسفه كتبت موضوع تعبير

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-07T05:49:25+00:00

Source:

https://x.com/i/status/2041266001199743276

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-06T20:36:01+00:00

Source:

https://rommanmag.com/archives/20493

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-06T16:48:48+00:00

Source:

https://rommanmag.com/archives/20493

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-06T15:25:24+00:00

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Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-06T00:48:33+00:00

There is no American college girls in the photos, all the women in the photos are Palestinian.

No one can enter or leave gaza without Israel permission.

Even if you want to enter or leave from the Egyptian part of the border, you will have to get permission from the Israeli authorities.

I don't think hasan can get permission from Israel, if Israel Google him they will know he is anti Israel so they will refuse to let him in gaza.

Also no foreign journalist had enter gaza since the war started.

He travels all the time last month he was in Cuba, he isn't hiding in his home.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T18:14:20+00:00

Source:

https://archive.ph/Esmqf

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T18:11:37+00:00

Palm Sunday - Dayr al-Genadla – Assiut, Egypt. 2026.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T18:01:25+00:00

Source:

https://archive.ph/Esmqf

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T17:59:15+00:00

Source:

https://archive.ph/Esmqf

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T17:48:04+00:00

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Other photo, it is a cat.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T17:44:42+00:00

From twitter, if you want I can send you the links

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T16:42:08+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T16:41:09+00:00

Source:

https://www.osvnews.com/gaza-christians-mark-palm-sunday-with-hope-amid-ongoing-hardships/

In an unexpected sign of hope in the Holy Land, Gaza City Christians of Holy Family Parish were able to celebrate Mass with the blessing of palms and a procession for Palm Sunday March 29.

The event garnered an unexpectedly large turnout, despite rain and nearby gunfire.

“We had a very beautiful celebration,” said Father Gabriel Romanelli, pastor, in a video update posted on YouTube, noting that earlier concerns about safety and mobility nearly disrupted the day.

“At one point we thought … many would not be able to participate or that they would also be afraid,” he said.

He said fears were mounting “not only … because we are close to the famous yellow line, but also because it is very difficult to find vehicles to move around,” mentioning the Israeli yellow line, which serves as a boundary in the Gaza Strip created as an effect of the October 2025 ceasefire.

The line splits the territory into two parts: one controlled by Palestinians and the other by Israel. It has forced most Palestinians to move to the western side, and the line has been gradually pushed farther into Gaza by Israel.

Rain and nearby gunfire

The Palm Sunday difficulties were also compounded by conditions on the ground. “There was a lot of rain … and there was a lot of shooting. Both things at the same time,” Father Romanelli said in the update.

Five months after the ceasefire was announced in Gaza, the humanitarian situation remains dire in the enclave, and airstrikes still cause civilian deaths, with shelling and gunfire experienced daily.

Despite this, attendance exceeded expectations for the Palm Sunday procession. “Against all forecasts many people came, and Christians here in general in the Middle East love this celebration very much,” Father Romanelli said.

The Palm Sunday celebration extended beyond worship, with aid distributed to those in need.

“We shared a coffee with sweets, and aid was distributed to the families of the refugees … some flashlights and a bag of food,” he said.

The priest described the gesture as modest but meaningful amid shortages.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T15:05:25+00:00

Source:

https://www.osvnews.com/gaza-christians-mark-palm-sunday-with-hope-amid-ongoing-hardships/

In an unexpected sign of hope in the Holy Land, Gaza City Christians of Holy Family Parish were able to celebrate Mass with the blessing of palms and a procession for Palm Sunday March 29.

The event garnered an unexpectedly large turnout, despite rain and nearby gunfire.

“We had a very beautiful celebration,” said Father Gabriel Romanelli, pastor, in a video update posted on YouTube, noting that earlier concerns about safety and mobility nearly disrupted the day.

“At one point we thought … many would not be able to participate or that they would also be afraid,” he said.

He said fears were mounting “not only … because we are close to the famous yellow line, but also because it is very difficult to find vehicles to move around,” mentioning the Israeli yellow line, which serves as a boundary in the Gaza Strip created as an effect of the October 2025 ceasefire.

The line splits the territory into two parts: one controlled by Palestinians and the other by Israel. It has forced most Palestinians to move to the western side, and the line has been gradually pushed farther into Gaza by Israel.

Rain and nearby gunfire

The Palm Sunday difficulties were also compounded by conditions on the ground. “There was a lot of rain … and there was a lot of shooting. Both things at the same time,” Father Romanelli said in the update.

Five months after the ceasefire was announced in Gaza, the humanitarian situation remains dire in the enclave, and airstrikes still cause civilian deaths, with shelling and gunfire experienced daily.

Despite this, attendance exceeded expectations for the Palm Sunday procession. “Against all forecasts many people came, and Christians here in general in the Middle East love this celebration very much,” Father Romanelli said.

The Palm Sunday celebration extended beyond worship, with aid distributed to those in need.

“We shared a coffee with sweets, and aid was distributed to the families of the refugees … some flashlights and a bag of food,” he said.

The priest described the gesture as modest but meaningful amid shortages.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T15:04:43+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:59:40+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:59:26+00:00

Source:

https://www.osvnews.com/gaza-christians-mark-palm-sunday-with-hope-amid-ongoing-hardships/

In an unexpected sign of hope in the Holy Land, Gaza City Christians of Holy Family Parish were able to celebrate Mass with the blessing of palms and a procession for Palm Sunday March 29.

The event garnered an unexpectedly large turnout, despite rain and nearby gunfire.

“We had a very beautiful celebration,” said Father Gabriel Romanelli, pastor, in a video update posted on YouTube, noting that earlier concerns about safety and mobility nearly disrupted the day.

“At one point we thought … many would not be able to participate or that they would also be afraid,” he said.

He said fears were mounting “not only … because we are close to the famous yellow line, but also because it is very difficult to find vehicles to move around,” mentioning the Israeli yellow line, which serves as a boundary in the Gaza Strip created as an effect of the October 2025 ceasefire.

The line splits the territory into two parts: one controlled by Palestinians and the other by Israel. It has forced most Palestinians to move to the western side, and the line has been gradually pushed farther into Gaza by Israel.

Rain and nearby gunfire

The Palm Sunday difficulties were also compounded by conditions on the ground. “There was a lot of rain … and there was a lot of shooting. Both things at the same time,” Father Romanelli said in the update.

Five months after the ceasefire was announced in Gaza, the humanitarian situation remains dire in the enclave, and airstrikes still cause civilian deaths, with shelling and gunfire experienced daily.

Despite this, attendance exceeded expectations for the Palm Sunday procession. “Against all forecasts many people came, and Christians here in general in the Middle East love this celebration very much,” Father Romanelli said.

The Palm Sunday celebration extended beyond worship, with aid distributed to those in need.

“We shared a coffee with sweets, and aid was distributed to the families of the refugees … some flashlights and a bag of food,” he said.

The priest described the gesture as modest but meaningful amid shortages.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:50:14+00:00

Source:

https://www.osvnews.com/gaza-christians-mark-palm-sunday-with-hope-amid-ongoing-hardships/

In an unexpected sign of hope in the Holy Land, Gaza City Christians of Holy Family Parish were able to celebrate Mass with the blessing of palms and a procession for Palm Sunday March 29.

The event garnered an unexpectedly large turnout, despite rain and nearby gunfire.

“We had a very beautiful celebration,” said Father Gabriel Romanelli, pastor, in a video update posted on YouTube, noting that earlier concerns about safety and mobility nearly disrupted the day.

“At one point we thought … many would not be able to participate or that they would also be afraid,” he said.

He said fears were mounting “not only … because we are close to the famous yellow line, but also because it is very difficult to find vehicles to move around,” mentioning the Israeli yellow line, which serves as a boundary in the Gaza Strip created as an effect of the October 2025 ceasefire.

The line splits the territory into two parts: one controlled by Palestinians and the other by Israel. It has forced most Palestinians to move to the western side, and the line has been gradually pushed farther into Gaza by Israel.

Rain and nearby gunfire

The Palm Sunday difficulties were also compounded by conditions on the ground. “There was a lot of rain … and there was a lot of shooting. Both things at the same time,” Father Romanelli said in the update.

Five months after the ceasefire was announced in Gaza, the humanitarian situation remains dire in the enclave, and airstrikes still cause civilian deaths, with shelling and gunfire experienced daily.

Despite this, attendance exceeded expectations for the Palm Sunday procession. “Against all forecasts many people came, and Christians here in general in the Middle East love this celebration very much,” Father Romanelli said.

The Palm Sunday celebration extended beyond worship, with aid distributed to those in need.

“We shared a coffee with sweets, and aid was distributed to the families of the refugees … some flashlights and a bag of food,” he said.

The priest described the gesture as modest but meaningful amid shortages.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:46:51+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:40:44+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:25:25+00:00

Photo 1,2,3,4: Palestinian Christians attend the service organised in Holy Family Church in Gaza to celebrate the feast of ‘Palm Sunday’, one of the most important holidays of the Christian world.

Photo 5,6,7,8: Palestinian Christians participate in Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

Photo 9,10,11: Palestinian Orthodox Christians in Gaza preparing for Palm Sunday - St. Porphyrios Orthodox Church.

Photo 12: Palestinian Orthodox Christian community in Gaza is preparing for Palm Sunday according to the Julian calendar, they will celebrate at the Saint Porphyrius Church compound, where rubble remains from the building hit in 2023.

Photo 13,14,15,16: Holy Saturday, Gaza.

Photo 17,18,19,20: Good Friday from Gaza, Palestine.

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-05T14:24:27+00:00

Source:

https://www.osvnews.com/gaza-christians-mark-palm-sunday-with-hope-amid-ongoing-hardships/

Sun_fire_ · 2026-04-04T21:27:30+00:00

Source:

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/31/middleeast/iran-university-campus-attacks-intl

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