Bassam in Gaza, in his own words
Videos Bassam posted on his own page. We show them here with his permission, without changing what he says; we only added subtitles in your language.
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- Bassam · Gaza · October 18, 2026
Gaza: goods are in the markets, but people can't afford bread
Posted on Facebook on October 18, 2026
From inside a tent, the speaker says goods are available in Gaza's markets, but people have no money to buy them, not even enough for the loaf of bread he holds up to the camera. He asks viewers to comment and share the video so their suffering reaches the world. On-screen text reads: "We are on the brink of a new famine."
On-screen text
«We are on the brink of a new famine»
«Sharing this could carry our voice to the world.»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
I beg you, for God's sake, don't scroll past this — watch to the end.
In Gaza, even though all the goods are there in the markets,
people don't have the money to buy them.
They can no longer afford this loaf of bread.
The problem isn't whether the goods are there or not.
The problem is that people have no money left to buy anything.
Sharing this video could get our suffering out to the world.
So don't hold back on commenting and sharing.
God bless you,
and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
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- Bassam · Gaza · October 27, 2026
An appeal from Gaza: our children urgently need winter clothes
Posted on Facebook on October 27, 2026
The speaker says that in Gaza they are heading into winter and the children urgently need winter clothes to protect them from the cold; the on-screen text says they are still in summer clothes. He calls on viewers to help and support them, and asks those who can't help to share and comment on the video.
On-screen text
«Winter's coming, and our kids are still in summer clothes!»
«Even a little from you is enough to protect my children — don't hesitate!!»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
Please, for God's sake, don't scroll past this video — watch it to the end.
Our life in Gaza, good people, isn't just about a drink of water and a meal.
We're heading into winter,
and our children urgently need winter clothes to protect them from the cold.
So be there to help and support them in the Gaza Strip.
And anyone who can't help or give to our children in the Gaza Strip
can share and comment on this video.
God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 19, 2026
From a tent in Gaza: why have you forgotten us? Don't leave us alone
Posted on Facebook on October 19, 2026
From inside a tent in Gaza, Bassam urges people not to ignore the pain and hurt of the Strip's people, and asks why they stopped talking about them, stressing that the situation in Gaza is hard. He asks for comments and shares to carry their voice to the world, and asks people not to leave them on their own.
On-screen text
«Talk about us, spread our voice»
«Don't leave us alone — carry our voice to the world»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
Please, for God's sake, don't ignore our pain, hurt and anguish in the Gaza Strip.
Why did you stop talking about us, good people?
Why did you forget us, as if Gaza had no pain, no hurt, no anguish?
I swear to God, the situation in Gaza is hard.
We're just getting by, day after day,
searching for a way to live, just to keep on living.
Your comment and share are what show our lives and carry our voice to the world.
Don't leave us on our own.
God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
And peace be upon you, from the heart of Gaza.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
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- Bassam · Gaza · October 17, 2026
From a tent in Gaza: winter's near, and our tents don't protect us
Posted on Facebook on October 17, 2026
A man speaking from inside a tent says that, with winter approaching, they fear the sight of the clouds: their tents don't protect them from the cold, and their children can't bear the cold, rain and storms. He appeals to viewers not to leave them alone, and to comment on and share the video so that help reaches them and the people of Gaza.
On-screen text
«Winter's close, our tents still aren't ready, and our children are in your hands»
«Winter's at the door, and we're still appealing to good people to stand with us»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
Please, for God's sake, listen to how much we're suffering right now.
What we fear most right now is the sight of the clouds.
Winter's at the door. Our tents don't protect us from the winter cold,
nor can our children bear the winter cold, the rain and the storms.
Winter's close, and we're waiting for someone to come to our aid.
Don't leave us on our own. Comment on this video for us,
and share this video so that help can reach us
and the people of Gaza. God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 25, 2026
Some bread provided in Gaza — but the suffering continues
Posted on Facebook on October 25, 2026
From inside a tent, Bassam shows bags of bread and says some bread was provided today, but the suffering and the crisis are still ongoing. He appeals to good-hearted people to keep supporting the people of Gaza so they can be provided with the bare essentials of life: bread and drinking water.
On-screen text
«We have no food, and the crossings are still closed»
«How long will we keep waiting for a loaf of bread?»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
Please, for God's sake, don't scroll past this video — watch it to the end.
If you want to do good, hoping God brings relief to you and your family,
the chance to do good is right here.
Today the people of Gaza are left without this loaf of bread.
Today some bread was provided,
but the suffering is still going on, and so is the crisis.
So we hope that good-hearted, generous people
will keep supporting the people of Gaza, so we can provide life's bare essentials:
bread and drinking water.
God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 22, 2026
An appeal from Gaza: famine is coming back
Posted on Facebook on October 22, 2026
From inside a tent, the speaker says famine is returning to Gaza and asks for prayers, backing and support so the children can be protected from hunger and the previous famine isn't repeated. He asks viewers not to hold back their support, shares and comments on the video, in the hope that a benefactor will protect the children from hunger and poverty.
On-screen text
«Famine is coming back, and our children are the ones paying the price»
«Who will stand by the people of Gaza?»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
For God's sake, if Gaza matters to you, don't scroll past this — watch to the end.
Famine is returning to Gaza.
So right now we need your prayers, your backing and your support,
to protect our children from hunger so they don't relive the last famine.
So don't hold back on supporting, sharing and commenting on this video,
hoping a benefactor will come and protect our children from hunger and poverty.
God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 20, 2026
Our hardship preparing for winter in Gaza
Posted on Facebook on October 20, 2026
From a tent in Gaza, Bassam talks about getting ready for winter, about the water problem, and about chasing after wood, paper and plastic to light a fire, in a life he likens to a primitive one. He asks followers to talk about them and not forget them, and to comment, share and help them.
On-screen text
«Our hardship preparing for winter»
«If our voice still reaches your hearts, don't leave us alone!»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
Peace be upon you. For God's sake, don't scroll past — see our suffering in Gaza.
Today we're preparing for winter, and after winter, of course, for summer.
Not to mention the water issue, and chasing after wood, paper and plastic
so we can light a fire and live a life —
I mean, a primitive kind of life.
Talk about us, don't forget us, and help us.
Your comment and your share are the biggest contribution and help to us.
God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
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- Bassam · Gaza · October 24, 2026
Bread for displaced families, donated by a kind brother from France
Posted on Facebook on October 24, 2026
With most bakeries in the Gaza Strip closed, the speaker says some bread was provided for distribution to displaced and bereaved families in the area, through a generous donation from a kind brother from France, and he thanks him for his generosity.
On-screen text
«Hunger is threatening our children again!»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
I ask you, for God's sake, don't scroll past this video — watch it to the end.
After the bakeries shut down in the Gaza Strip —
most bakeries in the Gaza Strip have closed —
today, by the grace of God Almighty,
some bread was provided to hand out to displaced and bereaved families here,
through a generous donation from a kind brother from France.
Thank you, and God bless you for this gift that eases people's suffering.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 16, 2026
A Friday prayer from Gaza, and a request to pray for relief
Posted on Facebook on October 16, 2026
On a Friday, a brother from Gaza prays that viewers are granted provision and comfort, and that God keeps them from illness, pain and the life he and the people of Gaza are living. He asks them for a sincere prayer for relief for the people of Gaza, and not to forget them in their prayers and support.
On-screen text
«After God, all we have is your prayers — don't forget us»
«Even a little from you could bring us relief and provide for our children»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
On this blessed Friday, here's a prayer from your brother in Gaza:
May God provide for you, comfort you, grant your wishes, keep illness and pain away
and keep you far from the life we're living in Gaza.
And we too ask you for a sincere prayer, purely for the sake of God,
for relief to come to us in Gaza. Don't forget us in your prayers
and your support. God bless you, and may God reward you with all that is good.
May God make this a blessed Friday for us and for you.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
- Bassam · Gaza · October 26, 2026
Water for camps in Deir al-Balah from Algeria's Al-Baraka Association
Posted on Facebook on October 26, 2026
Bassam thanks the Algerian Al-Baraka Association for providing water to displaced families, which by his account covered more than five camps. On-screen text says five camps in Deir al-Balah were supplied with drinking water through the association's efforts.
On-screen text
«Through the blessed efforts of the Algerian Al-Baraka Association»
«Five camps in Deir al-Balah have been supplied with drinking water»
Open on FacebookRead what Bassam says
In God's name, Most Gracious, Most Merciful: “We made every living thing from water”
Through the blessed efforts of the Algerian Al-Baraka Association,
water has been provided for the displaced families here.
This water covered, roughly, more than five camps.
Thank you to the Al-Baraka Association and the people who run it.
May God reward you with all that is good, and God bless you.
Translated from Palestinian Arabic; some phrases may differ slightly from the original.
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