The Guardian This is where I live now, the back of a truck’: a day in the life of a grandmother in Gaza, https://apple.news/AA2tqa27WQ6a53Jqio57Adg ; “Now, we have no home, no source of income and no good food. Life in tents is terrible – actually unbearable. There are insects everywhere, mosquitoes, sand, dirt, garbage and torn tents. And the wind. In winter, it blows everything away. In summer, we die from the extreme heat. We do not even have enough space to build a proper bathroom – a person who showers in a tent comes out dirtier leaving the bathroom. My feeling is that for people my age, death is more honorable than living this life. This isn’t life. We are not living. We are dead. Everything beautiful is gone. It has disappeared, and I have disappeared with it.” Tess McClure, Seham Tantesh https://apple.news/AA2tqa27WQ6a53Jqio57Adg See more here http://theresurrectionofmaaseiahadonai18.blogspot.com/2022/10/the-unending-love-antidote.html my visions dreams and demonstrations tol...
