11:58 PM @saleh_aljafarawi Before the war, I used to shave in a big salon and my barber was very good, but unfortunately the salon was bombed and the barber was martyred.
Now we live our lives in hospitals, we eat, drink, sit, shave and do everything in the hospital 🥲.
Maybe it's not the right place to shave, maybe it's not the view you're supposed to be looking at when you shave, but still, we try to live, adapt, and go on with our lives 🤷🏻♂️
I tried shaving in front of the emergency door in the hospital, are you ready to try this?!💔
قبل الحرب كنت أحلق في صالون كبير وحلو كتير وكان حلاقي كتيير شاطر، لكن للأسف الصالون انقصف والحلاق استـ ـشهد 💔
وحرفياً الآن أصبحت حياتنا كلها في المستشفيات، بناكل وبنشرب وبنقعد وبنحلق وبنسوي كل شيء في المستشفى 🥲
يمكن مش هادا المكان المناسب للحلاقة ويمكن مش هادا الview الي مفروض تكون بتتطلع عليه وانت بتحلق، بس بالرغم من كل اشي برضو بنحاول نعيش ونتأقلم ونمارس حياتنا 🤷🏻♂️
أنا عن نفسي جربت الحلاقة أمام باب الطوارئ في المستشفى، وإنت هل مستعد تجرب هيك شي ؟!💔 4:20 PM @hossam_shbat Since the aggression on Gaza began, I have dedicated all my time to showing the world what’s happening in north Gaza. This post is a token of appreciation to everyone in the United States, Europe, or any part of the world who stands with us, shares our stories, and advocates for us. Amidst this genocide and famine, not much brings me joy, but witnessing the overwhelming solidarity in protests worldwide brings us some joy. Seeing my picture and those of my colleagues displayed in protests abroad gives me hope that people are watching and care about us. Several of my colleagues were killed while attempting to show the world what’s happening in Gaza, and many others continue to risk their lives daily to show the truth. Please continue to support us by sharing our story and advocating for the people of Gaza and Palestine. With heartfelt gratitude, Hossam Shabat, north Gaza. 
