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I have launched this fundraiser to upgrade my journalistic equipment. For a long time, I have been documenting events using only my phone camera, which is now severely damaged and cracked. To continue my journey and provide high-quality coverage, I am looking to raise $1,700 for a camera.
Every contribution, no matter how small, brings me one step closer to telling the stories that matter. Thank you for your support!

https://chuffed.org/project/176053-reporting-from-the-ruins-help-journalist-mohammed-replace-his-broken-lens

@aral

As many of you know, I’ve been doing my journalistic work using my phone, but it’s finally given out and is covered in cracks. I’ve started this link to raise $1,700 for a professional camera so I can keep going and improve my reporting. Please consider donating if you can—even a small amount makes a huge difference. Help me keep my journey alive! 📸🙏

I truly appreciate your support and your golden, shining words that constantly encourage me. I always feel proud of what I do, but I want to remind you that I am just like many Gazans who continue to suffer from a lack of income and struggle to provide for their families.
I haven't received significant donations for days now; I just want to remind you that I am still in need of your help. Thank you.

Please Boost as much as you can

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-young-journalist-mohammed-from-gaza-share-now?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp20_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&lang=en_US

Two days ago, at six in the morning, the rain was pouring heavily & the weather was biting cold. I received a call to rush to the hospital to document a group of patients being evacuated, following the suspension of evacuations after the outbreak of the war
I set off through the rain in hurry, feeling nothing but a desperate urge to reach my destination
After a struggle w transportation, I managed to reach the Red Crescent headquarters & capture the departure of the patients

By my lens. Translation for a post: Two days ago, at six in the morning, the rain was pouring heavily and the weather was biting cold. I received a call to rush to the hospital to document a group of patients being evacuated, following the suspension of evacuations after the outbreak of the war with Iran. I set off through the rain in a hurry, feeling nothing but a desperate urge to reach my destination. After a struggle with transportation, I managed to reach the Red Crescent headquarters and capture the departure of the patients.
By my lens
By my lens . Translation for a post: Two days ago, at six in the morning, the rain was pouring heavily and the weather was biting cold. I received a call to rush to the hospital to document a group of patients being evacuated, following the suspension of evacuations after the outbreak of the war with Iran. I set off through the rain in a hurry, feeling nothing but a desperate urge to reach my destination. After a struggle with transportation, I managed to reach the Red Crescent headquarters and capture the departure of the patients.
This is me doing my work