The man, between 40 and 45 years old, was found with a bag of clothes on the streets of the borough; neighbors are asking for help to identify him and find his family.According to neighbors' testimonies, the man has difficulty speaking and apparently has an intellectual disability, so so far he has not been able to provide his name or other personal data that would allow him to be identified.Residents indicated that the man had stated that he had been beaten and wanted to reunite with his mother, a situation that increased concern about his physical condition and the circumstances in which he arrived at the location

This is Muhammad Tamimi, a two year old child who was shot in the head by IOF in the West Bank on June 1st, 2023. The IOF said they shot the boy in "confusion" and "the confusion was caused by another soldier firing in the air in violation of regulations." https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-65917357

I found his story when I was searching for details on the 2 year old boy in Gaza shot in the head in his father's arms on June 14th, 2026. “I saw my boy’s left eye come out of his face,” the father said. “As I realized a bullet penetrated his back and came out from his eye, another bullet struck me in the calf. I saw a bone fragment shoot out of my leg and land on the ground in front of me. I fell to the ground. My son was gasping for his last breath. I tightened my arms around him.”

(Originally posted to r/Palestine by u/thehealthygamer)

This thai commercial

The one with the picture is my dog Katie we got her all the way back in 2020 right before the lockdown her old owners couldn't keep her anymore so we took her in.

She was born in 2009 which I think made her 14 when she passed away and gods it was bad the way she passed one day she was sick out of nowhere just throwing up non-stop and then again out of nowhere she was fine again until the next day.

She just got worse I remember crying and about to have a panic attack so I decided to go on a walk to calm down my mom dad and brother stayed home to watch her but before I left I looked at her and her fucking eyes were white I mean very white her tongue was grayish/blue color I knew it was her time.

but I refused to believe it so I went outside and as I was walking already had tears rolling down and almost instantly my mom called me and said come home she gone and right then and there I just broke hard fucking crying outside feeling like an idiot for crying outside but I couldn't stop the tears as I went home and she was indeed gone she was just laying there.

She was so cold when I tried to pet her one last time and it hurt like hell like someone punched me in the chest anyways. 19th of February 2025 was the worst year of my life.

And the other heart next to Katie is blue he was my dad cat had him since 2001 died in 2019 and the necklace says always with you. I know gotten clean them it's been 7 years since blue my dad cat passed away and one year since Katie passed away so yeah years of dirt and Fingerprints that's gotta be clean hope everyone else day is going much better than mine.

Not really one for celebrity stuff but I remember watching this live and being rather weepy and it still hits today rewatching it as they leave the Cathedral playing Never Tear Us Apart.

Who started cutting onions?

Edit: Just wanted to add ghat after watching this I immediately took my food off the stove to tell my family that if I we have another dog and someone dies, we absolutely must bring them to see the dead body before cremation. Our family cremates ppl too. 😭

If this was posted already feel free to delete . Ty mods.

Erin was rescued 9 years ago when she was trapped in a hunter's trap, but sadly her trunk had to be amputated due to infection. She had to adapt to eat by bending down because her trunk can't reach the ground.

Cred: in video

I woke up with five hours of sleep, had to drive two hours total to get my teeth checked out, then forced myself to get an oil change before I crashed. Came into the local auto shop, and they worked hard to squeeze me in (almost said no due to time crunch).

The owner lets me know I need two new tires (long story), I explain I know I just don't have the money at the moment. Even the oil change was a stretch for me. Then the gentleman in the waiting room sparked a conversation with me. We're talking about tires and license plates lol. We were both confused why WI went from three letters and three numbers to three letters and four numbers lol.

I'll be honest, I was exhausted in the first few minutes- I didn't want to carry on the convo because I was so tired (I'm usually a yapper). In the past, I would've found a way to end the chat but, instead something in me shifted and I began feeling energized by it. The conversation kept flowing, and we shared a bit about our lives. I explain I'm trying my best to take care of my vehicle now that I have a nice car. Another dude walks into the waiting room and chimes in here or there.

Then the first gentleman looks at this guy and says, "What do you think, should we chip in and buy her tires?" I immediately tell them not to because I know they work hard for their money. Insisting they keep the money and use it themselves. He goes, "I'm retired! I have money! I have nothing to do with it. I like to give back to others." The second guy stays quiet, not wanting to pay for a random girl's tires, lmao, which I completely understand of course. After I refused a few more times, I said, "You really shouldn't... But hey, I won't stop you!"

We kept chatting about life after that, and I genuinely enjoyed our 30 minutes waiting together (idk how long actually didn't look at my phone the whole time). The owner walks in and says he's ready to drop the first gentleman off at home while they work on his car (this family owned business is so personable and amazing).

Before the gentleman gets up he says "Hey how much is that oil change?" and I haven't gotten one at this place before only expensive ass valvoline which I told him and said it was like $100. He takes out his wallet and hands me two fifty dollar bills. I'm in shock and feel like I'm about to cry. I'm like "Stop thank you so much. This is literally the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me." He was like "SHHH I don't want people around here knowing I got money to be giving". Lol we both laugh and we wave goodbye.

This man helped me in more ways than one. As someone with PTSD, for years I feared people and believed everyone was harmful. Over three years, I didn't speak to people let alone leave my apartment. The past couple of months I have been working hard to regain trust in people, humanity as a whole. I remembered being in college and how much a random interaction with a stranger brought so much light to my day.

I make a point to have authentic conversations with random strangers anywhere I go now. At the gas station, on hikes, the grocery store, and hell even this local auto shop. Just last Friday I finally worked up the courage to ask my neighbor, who is disabled, to walk their dogs. Went on three so far and going to the dog park tomorrow. (: It felt good connecting with people and helping out however I could no matter how small. It has brought me so much joy, and I feel safe around other people again instead of fearful. I used to be horrified of older men (trauma), and now these random men have helped me move past that simply with their kindness.

The money was a life saver, like I said, I could hardly afford that oil change I knew I'd probably be going negative in my account by the end of the month (nothing new lol). I was amazed by his generosity. It also made me so grateful I have become this person so open and willing to engage with others. I know it's cheesy, but it all felt like a sign.

It really was perhaps the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me- not because they had to, or felt obligated to, because they wanted to. I was so shocked to see someone who was genuinely willing to help just because they could. It was an act of kindness I never saw coming. I will carry this experience with me for as long as I live. He inspired me to keep the mentality that the power of wealth doesn't come from hoarding it, but from how great it feels to give back and support others.

Getting teary eyed now. If by any chance this fella reads this post thank you a million times over. It was great chatting with you. Thank you for being who you are.

I am capable of beauty

Enjoy.