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In #Gaza, offering #coffee is one of the most genuine expressions of care. Whether expected or not, a guest rarely sits for more than a few minutes before being offered a small cup of coffee flavoured with cardamom and prepared with meticulous care. This ritual is not about the drink itself, but about what it represents: respect, warmth, and honour.
Hospitality in #Palestine is sacred, and coffee is its most powerful message. It is how hosts say: "You are important. Welcome. You are safe here."
It's disheartening to notice I haven't received any donations in over three days after all the effort I put into my social media. It's true I'm blessed with being able to eat every day and with a roof over my head. But we're afraid of what's going to happen in a few days when we run out of money.
I'm also a bit sad to see so few people are sending me messages when I'm missing. It goes both ways, but not everyone lives in #Gaza.
If you care to help us:
鉃★笍 https://chuffed.org/project/mohshbairgaza
Lots of love 馃
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