7:26 PM @anat.international In anticipation of dense comments: 1) yes, non Palestinians should advocate and bring awareness. There are plenty of good examples doing that who don’t have a savior mentality and don’t do it to build an entire career off of the atrocities. 2) it is not “diverting attention” to speak about those things. Any attempt to say this is just an attempt at silencing us from saying the truth. The way charity is done and the way money moves is a huge part of why israel was even able to reach this point of genocide. 3) there are plenty of organizations who have worked in Gaza for DECADES not just on October 7th, and plenty of individuals who fundraise for various needs on the ground that you can donate to who arent doing it selfishly for their own advancement or to plaster their face on a poster. 4) if someone repeats to you “my life calling is to help widows and orphans” 24/7 a day and your first thought isnt “wow this is a savior mentality” then you’re a lost case. 5) as always, you can unfollow me if you find me to be controversial. I didnt build a career or quit my full time job when I gained X amount of followers, unlike those parasites. So, no one controls what I say, I am not a servant to a brand or entity because this isnt my full time source of income and it will never be. However, individuals who dont create original content somehow built a career off of the genocide for the past 6 months and are being applauded. Wake up because nothing happens by chance, it is all calculated and we need to protect Palestinians on the ground from foreign actors who are taking advantage of Palestinian trauma and desperation.