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    Gaza father of newborn twins seeks connection onlineโ—Hi, Iโ€™m Khaled from Gaza, father of newborn twins. ๐Ÿ‘‹ I love horror books ๐Ÿ“š, gaming ๐ŸŽฎ, cats ๐Ÿฑ, and space ๐Ÿ”ญ. Iโ€™m trying toMmastodonWarMiddle East21 d ago

    Khaled, a father from Gaza with newborn twins, has introduced himself online, sharing that he loves horror books, gaming, cats and space, and says he is trying to be a good dad and keep hope alive amid the war. He is asking people to follow and share his post as he looks for genuine mutual connections and support.

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    Gaza mutual aid appeals circulate on Mastodonโ—RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Khaledalwan/1 17390220630676531 # introduction # MutualAid # Gaza # Palestine # CatsOfMastMmastodonCultureGaming21 d ago

    A user in Gaza is sharing an introduction post seeking mutual aid donations and support, tagged with Gaza, Palestine and mutual aid hashtags alongside community tags for books, gaming and cats. Posts like this are being amplified across the decentralised network to reach people willing to donate or boost fundraising appeals for residents of the territory.

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    Abu Dhabi wealth fund central to bypassing Strait of Hormuzโ—The $300 billion Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund and Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed Al Nahyan, who runs it, haveMmastodonWorld35 d ago

    A $300 billion Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, led by Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed Al Nahyan, has become central to efforts to build infrastructure that would bypass Iran's grip on the Strait of Hormuz, according to a Japan Times report. The fund is reportedly financing projects aimed at reducing dependence on the strategic waterway, through which much of the world's oil passes and which Tehran has repeatedly threatened to close.

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    Injured Gaza man pleads for help for his familyโ—Iโ€™m Khaled from Gaza. I was injured in this war, but my greatest pain is watching my family suffer while I cannot help.MmastodonWarMiddle East41 d ago

    Khaled, a Gaza resident injured in the war, says his greatest pain is watching his family suffer while he cannot help. He says his mother needs surgery, a relative named Mohammed needs treatment, and his newborn twins need milk and diapers, warning that each day without aid deepens their fear as Gaza's humanitarian crisis continues.

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    Gaza mutual aid fundraising appeal circulates on Mastodonโ—RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Khaledalwan/1 17390291534213493 # MutualAid # GazaMutualAid # Palestine # HelpGaza # CatsOMmastodonCultureGaming11 d ago

    A Gaza-based mutual aid appeal is being shared across the Mastodon social network, using a wide set of hashtags including MutualAid, GazaMutualAid, HelpGaza, eSim and FreePalestine. The request also tags communities around cats, books and gaming to reach more potential donors. Posts of this kind typically ask users to boost visibility or send small donations.

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    Gaza City man appeals for surgery and family aidโ—Iโ€™m Khaled from Gaza City, and I urgently need your help. ๐Ÿ’” I need โ‚ฌ500 for my surgery, Mohammed needs โ‚ฌ75 for his treatMmastodonWarMiddle East31 d ago

    Khaled, a resident of Gaza City, is appealing for donations to cover urgent family needs amid the war: โ‚ฌ500 for his own surgery, โ‚ฌ75 for Mohammed's treatment, and โ‚ฌ200 for milk and diapers for his newborn twins. He says displacement and the war have made these costs impossible to cover alone and is asking for help sharing his appeal.

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    Father in Gaza pleads for milk for newborn twinsโ—Please hear me for a moment.๐Ÿ’” I have been asking for help for my children for a week, and almost nothing has come througMmastodonWarMiddle East13 d ago

    A father in Gaza, Khaled Alwan, says he has spent a week asking for help to feed his newborn twins, but almost nothing has come through. He says hunger does not wait and is appealing for support to buy milk and basic food for his children, as the territory's humanitarian crisis leaves families struggling to meet even infants' most basic needs.