How do I Donate a Ceasefire to Gaza?

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Sigh.

I know you guys might laugh at me, but I really cannot help it.

UNICEF keeps giving me commercials on YouTube asking me to donate money to support the people especially children who are suffering from the war in Gaza. I am not an unfeeling sentient being. When I see those images of children suffering in Gaza, I really feel d@mn sad. These kids need food, lodging, education, medical supplies, and they also need money. So UNICEF goes around trying to raise funds to support their work in Gaza.

I really respect those humanitarian volunteers who go into these war torn regions to help save kids and wounded. It is not an easy task. I wish everyone well, and I hope that the suffering can be alleviated, yet, there is something I don't believe in: I don't believe that donating money can help save the kids from all that violence. I am a firm believer in money, since I graduated my mentor in my first job always taught me that "Any problem that money can solve is not a problem." Yet, "Any problem that money cannot solve is a big headache".

To me, Gaza is simply a problem that money really cannot solve. UNICEF needs us to donate money to help their work, but money cannot buy a ceasefire in Gaza, and both the Palestinians and Israelis know this better than I do. If I were God, the first thing I hope to donate to the Israel-Hamas conflict is a ceasefire. Yet, how do we donate a ceasefire? Can truces be donated just via goodwill?

I really want to help, but the best option I have is to press the "Skip Ad" button. This is not my war. I refuse to help out of sentimental compassion which only exhausts me in my voluntary endeavours. Maybe one day a truce will finally come, I don't know what is it gonna take for Egypt and US to broker a peace deal for Palestine and Israel, but I don't think the war would end so quickly. So, before that day comes, I just wish to send the greatest goodwill to those who are suffering in the Middle East, but I maintain my cynicism or prudence that I am better off looking after myself and keeping my wallet close to me.

I will donate a ceasefire to Gaza and Israel if I know how, but I refuse to donate money to help UNICEF, this is all I have to say.

Please stop showing me those ads of children suffering, there's nothing I can do to help them.
 
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zeebrugge said:
Sigh.

I know you guys might laugh at me, but I really cannot help it.

UNICEF keeps giving me commercials on YouTube asking me to donate money to support the people especially children who are suffering from the war in Gaza. I am not an unfeeling sentient being. When I see those images of children suffering in Gaza, I really feel d@mn sad. These kids need food, lodging, education, medical supplies, and they also need money. So UNICEF goes around trying to raise funds to support their work in Gaza.

I really respect those humanitarian volunteers who go into these war torn regions to help save kids and wounded. It is not an easy task. I wish everyone well, and I hope that the suffering can be alleviated, yet, there is something I don't believe in: I don't believe that donating money can help save the kids from all that violence. I am a firm believer in money, since I graduated my mentor in my first job always taught me that "Any problem that money can solve is not a problem." Yet, "Any problem that money cannot solve is a big headache".

To me, Gaza is simply a problem that money really cannot solve. UNICEF needs us to donate money to help their work, but money cannot buy a ceasefire in Gaza, and both the Palestinians and Israelis know this better than I do. If I were God, the first thing I hope to donate to the Israel-Hamas conflict is a ceasefire. Yet, how do we donate a ceasefire? Can truces be donated just via goodwill?

I really want to help, but the best option I have is to press the "Skip Ad" button. This is not my war. I refuse to help out of sentimental compassion which only exhausts me in my voluntary endeavours. Maybe one day a truce will finally come, I don't know what is it gonna take for Egypt and US to broker a peace deal for Palestine and Israel, but I don't think the war would end so quickly. So, before that day comes, I just wish to send the greatest goodwill to those who are suffering in the Middle East, but I maintain my cynicism or prudence that I am better off looking after myself and keeping my wallet close to me.

I will donate a ceasefire to Gaza and Israel if I know how, but I refuse to donate money to help UNICEF, this is all I have to say.

Please stop showing me those ads of children suffering, there's nothing I can do to help them.
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please not just Gaza help the roghinya also
 
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Ads are generated based on your behavior. Facebook & Google tracks your search patterns on WhatsApp and google search.

fyi Youtube is owned by Google

Try changing your searches, consistently e.g search for Korean pop stars.

Those Donations ads will stop.
 
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zeebrugge said:
Sigh.

I know you guys might laugh at me, but I really cannot help it.

UNICEF keeps giving me commercials on YouTube asking me to donate money to support the people especially children who are suffering from the war in Gaza. I am not an unfeeling sentient being. When I see those images of children suffering in Gaza, I really feel d@mn sad. These kids need food, lodging, education, medical supplies, and they also need money. So UNICEF goes around trying to raise funds to support their work in Gaza.

I really respect those humanitarian volunteers who go into these war torn regions to help save kids and wounded. It is not an easy task. I wish everyone well, and I hope that the suffering can be alleviated, yet, there is something I don't believe in: I don't believe that donating money can help save the kids from all that violence. I am a firm believer in money, since I graduated my mentor in my first job always taught me that "Any problem that money can solve is not a problem." Yet, "Any problem that money cannot solve is a big headache".

To me, Gaza is simply a problem that money really cannot solve. UNICEF needs us to donate money to help their work, but money cannot buy a ceasefire in Gaza, and both the Palestinians and Israelis know this better than I do. If I were God, the first thing I hope to donate to the Israel-Hamas conflict is a ceasefire. Yet, how do we donate a ceasefire? Can truces be donated just via goodwill?

I really want to help, but the best option I have is to press the "Skip Ad" button. This is not my war. I refuse to help out of sentimental compassion which only exhausts me in my voluntary endeavours. Maybe one day a truce will finally come, I don't know what is it gonna take for Egypt and US to broker a peace deal for Palestine and Israel, but I don't think the war would end so quickly. So, before that day comes, I just wish to send the greatest goodwill to those who are suffering in the Middle East, but I maintain my cynicism or prudence that I am better off looking after myself and keeping my wallet close to me.

I will donate a ceasefire to Gaza and Israel if I know how, but I refuse to donate money to help UNICEF, this is all I have to say.

Please stop showing me those ads of children suffering, there's nothing I can do to help them.
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Just send your thoughts and prayers la

it's free
 
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zeebrugge said:
Sigh.

I know you guys might laugh at me, but I really cannot help it.

UNICEF keeps giving me commercials on YouTube asking me to donate money to support the people especially children who are suffering from the war in Gaza. I am not an unfeeling sentient being. When I see those images of children suffering in Gaza, I really feel d@mn sad. These kids need food, lodging, education, medical supplies, and they also need money. So UNICEF goes around trying to raise funds to support their work in Gaza.

I really respect those humanitarian volunteers who go into these war torn regions to help save kids and wounded. It is not an easy task. I wish everyone well, and I hope that the suffering can be alleviated, yet, there is something I don't believe in: I don't believe that donating money can help save the kids from all that violence. I am a firm believer in money, since I graduated my mentor in my first job always taught me that "Any problem that money can solve is not a problem." Yet, "Any problem that money cannot solve is a big headache".

To me, Gaza is simply a problem that money really cannot solve. UNICEF needs us to donate money to help their work, but money cannot buy a ceasefire in Gaza, and both the Palestinians and Israelis know this better than I do. If I were God, the first thing I hope to donate to the Israel-Hamas conflict is a ceasefire. Yet, how do we donate a ceasefire? Can truces be donated just via goodwill?

I really want to help, but the best option I have is to press the "Skip Ad" button. This is not my war. I refuse to help out of sentimental compassion which only exhausts me in my voluntary endeavours. Maybe one day a truce will finally come, I don't know what is it gonna take for Egypt and US to broker a peace deal for Palestine and Israel, but I don't think the war would end so quickly. So, before that day comes, I just wish to send the greatest goodwill to those who are suffering in the Middle East, but I maintain my cynicism or prudence that I am better off looking after myself and keeping my wallet close to me.

I will donate a ceasefire to Gaza and Israel if I know how, but I refuse to donate money to help UNICEF, this is all I have to say.

Please stop showing me those ads of children suffering, there's nothing I can do to help them.
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whether the aid goes to the innocents or get diverted to HAMAS we also don't know.
Even without politics also such diversion happens. I remember donating to a disaster relief many years ago .... but reading later that most of the relief didn't go to the victims .

Furthermore , some UN workers there are actually HAMAS
 
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