Fernando WOG retweeted
This is @kholodwaleed772 and her sister @shahed_belbeisi . From Gaza.
They lost everything but not their will to learn.
They attend classes with no income, no jobs, no laptop.
Education is their only way out of this war.
If you can help with tuition or even share, please do. Their future depends on it.
I am Kholoud, and I study alongside my sister @shahed_belbeisi
We are attending classes without any income or jobs، We need tuition fees and a laptop so we can continue our studies
We dont want to lose our chance at an education; please help us continue our studies
Fernando WOG retweeted
"I am paying a very heavy price for defending my people and speaking out about Israel’s crimes. It has cost me everything I built over 11 years in Europe. I was unjustly fired, my phone was seized, and it did not stop there.
I will speak about the details when the time is right."
Fernando WOG retweeted
You are right; the X platform has both pros and cons.
On the positive side: Were it not for X, my voice would never have reached you from Gaza, I wouldn't have been able to share my family's story—the story of my twin sisters trying to complete their university studies, my mother who needs medication, and our children's small initiative amidst the rubble.
On the negative side: The algorithm imposes a "shadowban" on my account simply because I am from Gaza; my content reaches only 10% of its potential audience.
So yes, X has its flaws, but it is the only window available to me.
If you see this post and care about Gaza, please leave a 🇵🇸 symbol in the comments to counter the censorship; it helps more than you can imagine.
@Loopify
2 hours wasted on something daily is 1 month lost a year
i took a break from X for the last 5 months, this is the biggest ever by far in the last 6 years of me being on this app 24/7
i didn’t plan to actually return to be honest, i was and am still active building my projects (cool things to share) and personally discovering myself more
there are pros and cons to everything, on X I’ve met some of the best people in the world and also the worst
it’s been the reason why i could make so much money, and also lose it
ignoring the reasons of bots and awful algorithms, we must also understand where the line is drawn between noise and value
without X i felt blinded in the crypto market albeit I’ve barely been in it
moral if there is any? destroy addictions, control yourself then reevaluate and figure out what is the most +EV thing for you to do
Fernando WOG retweeted
Israel killed him. That was not enough.
Then Israel fired a missile at his body and blew it to pieces.
Fernando WOG retweeted
Israel killed this eight-year-old Palestinian girl with a bullet that tore through the tent where her displaced family was sheltering. Her name was Shahd.
Shahd was not the only martyr. Israel has killed seven Palestinians in Gaza since this morning, under what Trump and a complicit world call a “ceasefire.”
Fernando WOG retweeted
The man had been wounded and was lying on the ground while the camera broadcast the scene live.
Then came the second strike, claiming his life—all of this happening live on air. Waiting for rescue teams to arrive before launching another attack.
Today, the world watched a man breathe his last before the camera lens; remember his name.
Fernando WOG retweeted
Thousands in London are marching to end the genocide in Gaza.
When you march there, we feel we are not alone here under bombardment.
From Gaza: Thank you, London. 🍉
Fernando WOG retweeted
You had to extract data from Etherscan because standard tools couldn't locate it; that is the true essence of "self-custody."
Since October 7, many of us in Gaza have faced the opposite problem: tools could easily detect our wallets, yet trading platforms shut them down because our IDs listed "Gaza" or because we resided in a country that supports Gaza.
Your story is about recovering funds the system had forgotten; ours is about funds the system decided to freeze.
And that is precisely why cryptocurrency was supposed to be so vital.
@Loopify
someone found $86K for me in a contract from 4 years ago that i claimed recently
it wasn’t just a simple forgot on a old chain wallet either I had to pull from etherscan so the tools wouldn’t have found it
Fernando WOG retweeted
From Gaza to London: We see you. We hear you.
When you carry our flag in your streets, we feel less alone in our tents.
Thank you for not letting Gaza become a forgotten headline.
Your voice is our lifeline. 🍉
If you still stand with Gaza, comment with 🇵🇸 ✌️
Fernando WOG retweeted
They warn against the bombing of hospitals— As if there were any hospitals left standing.
The israelis are preparing renewed bombing and shelling attacks on Gaza’s hospitals to destroy all means of survival, Euro-Med Warns gazaherald.com/2026/10/10/in…
Fernando WOG retweeted
This is the true beauty of crypto. Not a project, not a person, not a name… Just a wallet address + sincere intent = over $2.3 million delivered.
Thanks to those who donated, and thanks to the technology that allowed the donation to arrive without intermediaries or complications. Sometimes, those working in the shadows make a greater impact than those in the spotlight. @Loopify 👏
Fernando WOG retweeted
Go raibh maith agat Irish 💚
You know what occupation means, You know what starving a people means. You lived it.
This was not a war, You are right, Wars end, This didn't We still have no homes, no water, no medicine.
Ireland, please don't stop looking at us, Your solidarity is keeping us alive
🇮🇪🇵🇸
Fernando WOG retweeted
These are my twin sisters, Kholod and Shahed.
While the world moves forward, they remain in Gaza, continuing their studies without income, jobs, or even a laptop. They refuse to give up on their education, and I refuse to let their futures be lost; we are trying to secure a scholarship for them to study outside Gaza.
The second semester has begun, and they need tuition fees and a laptop to continue their education.
If you can help them stay in university, you can find the link in the profile of @shahed_belbeisi @kholodwaleed772
Sharing this post could save their academic year. 🍉📚
I am Kholoud, and I study alongside my sister @shahed_belbeisi
We are attending classes without any income or jobs، We need tuition fees and a laptop so we can continue our studies
We dont want to lose our chance at an education; please help us continue our studies
Fernando WOG retweeted
All signs point to Bitcoin.
In Gaza, all signs point to Bitcoin because there are no banks left, No PayPal, No Wise, Banks bombed, ATMs destroyed.
I'm running a Dabke initiative for 40 children who survived.
Bitcoin is the only way aid reaches us.
If you believe in Bitcoin as freedom money, help us stay alive 🙏
Fernando WOG retweeted
This is how we resist - with babies who dance.
If you still with us: 🇵🇸
This is Rajwa, the youngest child in our Dabke initiative, She was born under bombardment while we were displaced in Rafah, and she learned to clap to the rhythm of Dabke drums—not the sound of explosions.
From Gaza, Rajwa sends you a message of resilience, If you still stand with Gaza, leave the Palestinian flag 🇵🇸 in the comments.
Let her see that the world hasn't forgotten her.
Fernando WOG retweeted
This is Rajwa, the youngest child in our Dabke initiative, She was born under bombardment while we were displaced in Rafah, and she learned to clap to the rhythm of Dabke drums—not the sound of explosions.
From Gaza, Rajwa sends you a message of resilience, If you still stand with Gaza, leave the Palestinian flag 🇵🇸 in the comments.
Let her see that the world hasn't forgotten her.
Fernando WOG retweeted
They call it a "ceasefire." I live in the Tal al-Hawa neighborhood of western Gaza; let me explain to you what a ceasefire means here:
They shell my neighborhood every day.
1,400 people killed since the ceasefire began, 1.4 million starving, and not a single hospital functioning.
The world calls it a ceasefire; we call it a slow-motion genocide wrapped in better public relations. It never stopped. Just ask those of us living this reality.
One year since the ceasefire agreement, more than 1,400 people have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, nearly two million still need shelter, not a single hospital is fully functioning, and 1.4 million face crisis-level hunger.
It is utterly shameful that so little has improved for Palestinians in Gaza.
More than 100 humanitarian, human rights, and other civil society organisations say the ceasefire exists in name only, with Israeli forces continuing to kill and injure Palestinians daily, and restrictions on aid, equipment and rebuilding materials preventing families from recovering.
See full joint statement:
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