Want to help Gaza and Lebanon with a #donation?
You may look at:
* https://gaza-verified.org/donate/ (thanks @aral @gazaverified)
* https://amel.org/ (recommended to me by a displaced student in Lebanon)
and of course:
* https://en.emergency.it/ (by the great #GinoStrada)
* https://donate.unrwa.org/int/en/gaza (#Gaza)
* https://donate.unrwa.org/int/en/lebanon (#Lebanon)
(they all worked for me, except AMEL which uses PayPal and UNWRA: both refused my debit card payment)
@luca @gazaverified PS. Gaza Verified wouldn’t be possible without our lovely team of volunteers: https://gaza-verified.org/team/
PS: something is still buzzing in my head after the videocall with the student in Lebanon: she uses an outlook.com email, and said it's very popular there.
I tried to argue that this hands intelligence data straight to the enemy.
I also heard that Gaza's cellular network is fully under Israeli control.
Are we really witnessing such a blatant case of the attacked population handing pervasive intelligence data right into the mouth of their attackers?
On the other hand, I am not surprised. Any serious intelligence agency would exploit exactly this opening.
The opening itself is the problem, and we Europeans allowed it to be built -not only in Gaza, but across Europe too.
Peace today passes through technology more than most people think -and I am constantly hitting a wall when I try to communicate this.
@luca @gazaverified I hear you.
And yes, almost all their communication passes through enemy hands.
I’ve been trying to get them to use Signal with mixed success.
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