“My life changed because I took on responsibility,” says Norhan, 16, from Gaza. She remembers happier times with her family, before the war, before her mother was killed while pregnant. The baby survived, and Norhan now looks after her and her siblings. She still dreams of being a pharmacist. UNICEF continues to stay for children in Gaza, providing essential supplies and services, mental health support, and access to learning. But for children to recover, to begin to heal, to work towards their dreams, the ceasefire must ensure their safety.

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I’ll not donate another penny to UNICEF
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No one gives a fuck.
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It’s 2026, if the world can send people into space, dream of flying cars, we can all help people in Gaza. Indeed these are tests of humanity. It may be challenging, take time, but it’s possible. Step by step, many atrocities will go down if action is taken. We wish evry1 peace.
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Yes,every child deserves to be happy
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Demonic Propaganda
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The UN is a political orginization and operates for profit and is more of a propaganda organization for a handful of people who want things that people tend to reject or dislike.
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🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
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the most terrible thing is that during conflicts girls lose milk due to stress. In developED countries, there are special dry mixes for children 🍼 and in developINGcountries, babies are undernourished
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education is important. she will finally cope and do the job better than anyone. noble profession
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