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I love these cats. They look like little lions. https://x.com/CatRescue12/status/1872749602677637624

I am following the barbarism and ugliness of the burning of Kamal Adwan Hospital and its evacuation of patients and medical staff in violation of everything humane. I seriously ask myself, along with millions of others: If the Arab regimes were unable to carry out their first duty, which is to try to protect part of our people who have been facing genocide for more than a year - and they have a lot they can do - then what exactly is their value?! #Gaza_is_being_annihilated_and_burning

Commissioner-General of UNRWA :

- Gaza children are freezing to death due to cold and lack of shelter.

- Winter blankets and supplies have been stuck for months waiting for approval to enter Gaza.

We need a ceasefire and an immediate influx of essential supplies, including winter supplies.

I am not a doctor, but I also share the feeling...

If every worker, doctor, electrician, pilot, taxi driver...each and every one of us can stop this damned massacre!

Let's stop the world, by land, sea and air!! A few days, a week...whatever it takes!!! not one more child!!! https://x.com/MariaTudo2/status/1872736945140580368

Given your description of these cats having sand-colored fur and very large ears, which are distinctive traits of street cats from Egypt, it seems you are referring to what are often called Egyptian Street Cats or Nile Valley Egyptian Cats. These cats are not a recognized breed but are characterized by their adaptation to the harsh, sunny environment of Egypt, which influences their appearance:

Sand-colored fur: This color helps them blend into their environment, providing camouflage in the sandy, sunlit areas typical of Egypt.

Large ears: Large ears are beneficial for heat dissipation in the hot climate and also enhance their hearing, which is crucial for survival on the streets.

These traits distinguish them from typical domestic shorthairs found in Western countries, where the environment and historical breeding practices have led to different physical characteristics. Egyptian Street Cats are resilient and have adapted over time to the urban and rural landscapes of Egypt, making them uniquely suited to their environment.

So, considering your familiarity with these cats and the traits you've described, the cats in the images from the X posts are indeed characteristic of Egyptian Street Cats, which are known for their survival skills and distinctive appearance tailored to their native habitat.

Doctors Against Genocide December 27, 2024

Sick From Genocide

We are broken. After 15 months of seeing children and their families burnt and obliterated by unrelenting Israeli attacks, we cannot carry on with our normal patterns of work and life. The international system has failed us, but with the promise of preventing such atrocities, we have to speak out. Health care workers, we are sickโ€”sick from genocide, sick from complicity, and sick from silence. We canโ€™t keep reporting to work as if everything is okay. On January 6, we are taking a mental health sick leave.

The intentional order to deliberately enabling atrocities. Our colleagues are being killed, burned, detained, raped, and tortured while we are expected to carry on as usual. This is not normal. Hospitals, which are supposed to be safe havens under international humanitarian law, are systematically targeted, violating basic international law and human rights.

Destroying healthcare systems is genocidal tactic to accelerate death. Without functioning hospitals, lives cannot be saved. The last attack and burning of Kamal Adwan Hospital and the arrest of our friend and colleague Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh, where we have been in contact for years, have left us in a state of grief and devastation.

This Dr. Husam Abu-Safia's shattered lifeโ€”torn from his place of healing into a suffering and accelerating death.

Genocide scholars, human rights organizations, even the United Nations have said it. The reports are out there, filled with horrifying details of civilians being bombed, doctors hunted down, and hospitals being reduced to rubble. The legal definition of genocide isnโ€™t up for debate hereโ€”itโ€™s being met in full view of the world. And yet, those in power have done almost nothing to stop it.

We are sick. Sick from genocide. Sick from paying for it. Sick from silence and complicity.

Starting January 6th, we are declaring a Mental Health Sick Leave. We can bear the moral weight of this no longer.

Our immediate demands are simple: - Protection for hospitals, children, healthcare workers, and civilians under international law. - Immediate ceasefire and an end to the ongoing genocide. - SEND UNLIMITED MEDICAL AND HUMANITARIAN AID to save the survivors of this genocide.

Our profession demands that we heal. How can we do so when we are part of a system that perpetuates such violence? We must pause, grieve, and demand change.

TOGETHER WE ARE SICK AND THE WORLD MUST CHANGE.

Doctors Against Genocide

We have held press conferences, issued letters to international health organizations, and have repeatedly reported the genocide unfolding in Gaza to the world. Yet, instead of halting the genocide, our countries that are happening in Gaza, are funding and supporting it. We are broken.

Of the pain and suffering we have witnessedโ€”these images, a single voice of humanity is too much to bear.

We are sick. Sick from genocide. Sick from paying for it. Sick from silence and complicity.

Starting January 6th, we are declaring a Mental Health Sick Leave. We can bear the moral weight of this no longer.

Our immediate demands are simple: - Protection for hospitals, children, healthcare workers, and civilians under international law. - Immediate ceasefire and an end to the ongoing genocide. - SEND UNLIMITED MEDICAL AND HUMANITARIAN AID to save the survivors of this genocide.

Our profession demands that we heal. How can we do so when we are part of a system that perpetuates such violence? We must pause, grieve, and demand change.

TOGETHER WE ARE SICK AND THE WORLD MUST CHANGE.

The families and their children are sitting in the cold on the roads of Salah al-Din Street after the Al-Qurm junction. Painful and difficult scenes for children https://x.com/HossamShabat/status/1872725347223126288

And you are now at home and in your bed at night There are families with their children spreading the ground on Salahuddin Street After their exodus from Beit Hanoun in the darkness of the night and under the showers of bullets and between the vehicles of the occupation army they sleep

Press Release - Honorable Minister Dr. Riyad Mansour awarded the title of "Diplomat of the Year 2024" at the United Nations https://x.com/Palestine_UN/status/1872693332947943545

Quantum mechanics is god's version of "trust me"

That's an interesting way to frame quantum mechanics! It captures the essence of how mysterious and counterintuitive the field can be. Quantum mechanics often defies our everyday experiences and classical physics intuitions, leading to phenomena like:

These concepts can indeed feel like a "trust me" from the universe, asking us to accept behaviors that don't align with our macroscopic understanding. Here's how some interpretations might relate to this idea:

Your statement humorously captures the essence of quantum mechanics' challenge to our understanding, where we often must accept the math and experimental results without a clear, intuitive picture of what's happening at the quantum level. It's a reminder of how much we still don't fully understand about the nature of reality at its most fundamental level.

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