i'm not depressed ):
for some odd reason, i searchd 'war kids' on Gettyimages. don't ask. i'm not trying to get emoo.
there're soo many sad pictures! almost all of em are of the middle east. quotes filzah : "it never ends!"
RAMALLAH, -: Palestinian youths throw stones at an Israeli army vehicle during clashes at the Kalandia checkpoint en route to the West Bank city of Ramallah 11 February 2007. Israel resumed controversial renovations near Jerusalem's most contentious holy site on Sunday, as 2,000 police were out on the streets braced for a third straight day of violent demonstrations. A few dozen protestors scuffled with police outside the Old City's Dung Gate, chanting over the rumble of bulldozers excavating near the revered Al-Aqsa mosque compound, Islam's third holiest shrine.AFP PHOTO/JAMAL ARURI (Photo credit should read JAMAL ARURI/AFP/Getty Images)
JERUSALEM, -: A young Palestinian man is arrested by Israeli police forces during small scale demonstrations in East Jerusalem, 10 February 2007. Muslim leaders today vowed more protests over Israeli building work near Jerusalem's most contentious holy site, a day after clashes between Palestinian protestors and police left dozens wounded. Around 2,000 Israeli police deployed in and around Jerusalem's Old City and enforced an uneasy peace, though sporadic incidents broke out with stone-throwing teenagers and three protesters were arrested. AFP PHOTO/MARCO LONGARI (Photo credit should read MARCO LONGARI/AFP/Getty Images)
A Palestinian youth runs with a national...KALANDIA, -: A Palestinian youth runs with a national flag past burning tyres during clashes at the Kalandia checkpoint en route to the West Bank city of Ramallah 09 February 2007 which followed protests against Israeli repair work at the entrances of Islam's third holiest shrine, Al-Aqsa mosques compound in Jerusalem. Israeli riot police armed with stun grenades stormed the compound and clashed with Palestinian stone throwers at the most contested religious site in the Holy Land today. AFP PHOTO/JAMAL ARURI (Photo credit should read JAMAL ARURI/AFP/Getty Images)
GAZA CITY, -: A Palestinian child takes part in a protest calling for an end to the internal fighting between the ruling Hamas movement and the Fatah movement in Gaza City, 29 January 2007. Rival Palestinian factions clashed again in Gaza despite agreeing to Saudi-mediated talks to end the worst bout of internecine violence in a year that has killed 32 people in four days. The unprecedented violence, the worst since the radical Hamas won a massive election victory over Fatah last year, has torpedoed on-and-off talks to form a national unity government and elicited warnings about civil war in the Gaza Strip. AFP PHOTO/MAHMUD HAMS (Photo credit should read MAHMUD HAMS/AFP/Getty Images)
Los Angeles, UNITED STATES: Young demonstrators from the Korean community protest against the war in Iraq asking US President George W. Bush to bring US troops home and to stop funding the war 27 January 2007 in Los Angeles. AFP PHOTO GABRIEL BOUYS (Photo credit should read GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images)
Beirut, LEBANON: Lebanese youths tale cover during heavy clashes in a street in Beirut, 25 January 2007. Heavy clashes erupted between pro-and anti government supporters leaving four dead and 25 injured. AFP PHOTO/ANWAR AMRO (Photo credit should read ANWAR AMRO/AFP/Getty Images)
BILIN, -: Palestinian children shield cover their eyes and noses from the fumes of stun grenades lobbed Israeli soldiers close by during scuffle with Palestinian and foreign peace activists in the West Bank village of Bilin to protest against the controversial separation barrier 19 January 2007. The barrier is a combination of concrete walls and wire fences running more than 650 kilometres (400 miles) north to south that Israel says is necessary to protect it self from Palestinian militants. However, large sections of it encroach on the West Bank, and the Palestinians call it a land grab. The International Court of Justice issued a non-binding ruling in 2004 that parts of the barrier in the West Bank are illegal and should be removed. The Israeli government is continuing with its construction. AFP PHOTO / ABBAS MOMANI (Photo credit should read ABBAS MOMANI/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: Iraqi children play soccer at an empty street in central Baghdad, 19 January 2007. Each Friday the war torn capital is put under a day long curfew as thousands of Shiite and Sunni Muslims head to their respective mosques to perform Friday weekly prayers.
NABLUS, -: A Palestinian youth lobs a stone at Israeli soldiers as they carry out a military raid into the in the northern West Bank city of Nablus 18 January 2007. Mohammed Ghandur, a 33-year-old member of an armed group linked to Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas's Fatah party, was killed in an exchange of gunfire with Israeli troops, Palestinian security officials said and five other civilians were wounded in the operation, including a 15-year-old boy who was seriously hurt, while four Palestinians were arrested. AFP PHOTO/JAAFAR ASHTIYEH (Photo credit should read JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP/Getty Images)
HEBRON, -: A young relative of Palestinian Jamal al-Sarahin cries during his funeral in the West Bank village of Beit Ola close to the town of Hebron 18 January 2007. Sarahin an inmate died in an Israeli jail in the southern Negev desert where he was being held. There are some 10,000 Palestinian men, women and children in Israeli prisons, some of whom are under "administrative detention". AFP PHOTO/HAZEM BADER (Photo credit should read HAZEM BADER/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: Two Iraqi youths pick up human remains from the site where a car bomb exploded in Baghdad's impoverished district of Sadr City, 17 January 2007. Bombers targeted Baghdad's volatile Shiite district of Sadr City today, killing 15 people a day after dozens of students and teachers were slaughtered in twin bombings outside a university. AFP PHOTO/WISSAM AL-OKAILI (Photo credit should read WISSAM AL-OKAILI/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: A displaced Iraqi child eats a piece of bread outside the mud house of her family at a camp for displaced people in Baghdad, 14 January 2007. Thousands of Iraqis have been displaced in the last few months due to the sectarian conflict and are now facing severe weather conditions during this winter due to shortage of proper shelters, heating equipment and fuel. AFP PHOTO/AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) awww
Basra, IRAQ: Iraqi children look at a bloodstain after a roadside bomb targetting a British convoy exploded on a street in Basra 06 January 2007. In addition two Iraqi interpreters kidnapped along with an American citizen a day ago were found murdered in the center of the southern port city, according to a spokesman for the British military. The three were kidnapped from an area called Al-Haritha, north of Basra, local police chief Mohammed al-Mussawi said. AFP PHOTO / ESSAM AL-SUDANI (Photo credit should read ESSAM AL-SUDANI/AFP/Getty Images)
JENIN, -: Palestinian youths throw stones at Israeli soldiers taking position during an Army operation at the Qabatya village near the West Bank City of Jenin, 25 December 2006. Six Palestinian were wounded during clashes following the army operation as the soldiers searched from house to house for Palestinian militants, another four were arrested. AFP PHOTO/SAIF DAHLAH (Photo credit should read SAIF DAHLAH/AFP/Getty Images)
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - DECEMBER 22: Iraqi school children cry after hearing the explosion of a car bomb few blocks away on December 22, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. The al-Noor primary school in a Sunni neighborhood north of Baghdad has been hit by mortars five times in the last two months. Teachers say children are traumatized and more than one fifth of the 450 students are not attending classes. (Photo by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad/Getty Images)
Three Children Killed In Drive By Shooting GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - DECEMBER 11: The father of three Palestinian school children Ahmad 7, Ossama, 8 and Salama, 6, is consoled in front of his home during his children's funeral on December 11, 2006 in Gaza city, Gaza Strip. The three school children were the sons of Bahaa Baalusha, a senior officer in the Palestinian intelligence services and a supporter of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. They were killed early morning with their driver next to their family's home in a drive-by shooting by unidentified gunmen. (Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images)
A Palestinian teacher looks through the...GAZA CITY, -: A Palestinian teacher looks through the window of her school as the bodies of three young students, all brothers, Salam, 6-years-old, Ahmed, 7-years-old, and Ossama, 8-years-old, are carried around the playground during their funeral procession in Gaza City, 11 December 2006. The three young boys and their driver Mahmud al-Habil, 25, were killed today in a drive-by shooting near the school in the Rimal district of Gaza City. The young brothers are from the Baalusha family, one of Gaza's most powerful clans. Their father, Bahaa Baalusha, is a senior officer in the Palestinian intelligence services and was at home during the attack. AFP PHOTO/SAID KHATIB. (Photo credit should read SAID KHATIB/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: An Iraqi youth mourns the death of his relatives outside the morgue of a hospital in Baghdad, 23 November 2006. US forces killed today four Iraqis and wounded eight more, including two women, in Baghdad's Sadr City, an official from radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's movement said. An Iraqi security source said the US forces fired on a bus carrying workers as the vehicle was seen on the streets before the dusk-to-dawn curfew was lifted. AFP PHOTO/AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images)
Israeli Shelling Kills 18 In Beit Hanoun
BEIT LAHIA, GAZA STRIP - NOVEMBER 08: A wounded Palestinian child Malak Al-Athamneh lies at the Kamal Odwan hospital after Israeli tanks fired on homes in Beit Hanoun, November 8, 2006 in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza strip . The death toll from the Israeli shelling has risen to 18 nwith at least 40 wounded. Palestinian Prime Minister, Hamas's Ismail Haniya, called the Israeli attack an "awful massacre". (Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images)
too cute ):
BEIT HANUN, -: Two children look at waters stained with blood on a street in Beit Hanun after an Israeli military operation in which Israeli tanks fired on homes in the northern Gaza Strip 08 November 2006. Eighteen Palestinians were killed and more than 20 wounded when Israeli shells struck houses in the flashpoint northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanun, officials and witnesses said. The Israeli army had pulled out of Beit Hanun after a six-day operation to stop rocket attacks on Israeli territory in which 56 Palestinians, including 30 militants, were killed. An Israeli army spokeswoman said she had no information of any incidents in Beit Hanun.
mygawd, these kids.
(don't wry he's sleeping in the mid of a protest)
Okay enough la.
& they're the kids struggling in Palestine, Iraq, Jerusalem, Lebanon, all them war-torn countries in the Middle East. What about them suffering from the worst cases of poverty. the thirstiest, the hungriest, like those in Africa. ):
ohman.
i'm not depressed because i've got no reason to be!
there're soo many sad pictures! almost all of em are of the middle east. quotes filzah : "it never ends!"
RAMALLAH, -: Palestinian youths throw stones at an Israeli army vehicle during clashes at the Kalandia checkpoint en route to the West Bank city of Ramallah 11 February 2007. Israel resumed controversial renovations near Jerusalem's most contentious holy site on Sunday, as 2,000 police were out on the streets braced for a third straight day of violent demonstrations. A few dozen protestors scuffled with police outside the Old City's Dung Gate, chanting over the rumble of bulldozers excavating near the revered Al-Aqsa mosque compound, Islam's third holiest shrine.AFP PHOTO/JAMAL ARURI (Photo credit should read JAMAL ARURI/AFP/Getty Images)
JERUSALEM, -: A young Palestinian man is arrested by Israeli police forces during small scale demonstrations in East Jerusalem, 10 February 2007. Muslim leaders today vowed more protests over Israeli building work near Jerusalem's most contentious holy site, a day after clashes between Palestinian protestors and police left dozens wounded. Around 2,000 Israeli police deployed in and around Jerusalem's Old City and enforced an uneasy peace, though sporadic incidents broke out with stone-throwing teenagers and three protesters were arrested. AFP PHOTO/MARCO LONGARI (Photo credit should read MARCO LONGARI/AFP/Getty Images)
A Palestinian youth runs with a national...KALANDIA, -: A Palestinian youth runs with a national flag past burning tyres during clashes at the Kalandia checkpoint en route to the West Bank city of Ramallah 09 February 2007 which followed protests against Israeli repair work at the entrances of Islam's third holiest shrine, Al-Aqsa mosques compound in Jerusalem. Israeli riot police armed with stun grenades stormed the compound and clashed with Palestinian stone throwers at the most contested religious site in the Holy Land today. AFP PHOTO/JAMAL ARURI (Photo credit should read JAMAL ARURI/AFP/Getty Images)
GAZA CITY, -: A Palestinian child takes part in a protest calling for an end to the internal fighting between the ruling Hamas movement and the Fatah movement in Gaza City, 29 January 2007. Rival Palestinian factions clashed again in Gaza despite agreeing to Saudi-mediated talks to end the worst bout of internecine violence in a year that has killed 32 people in four days. The unprecedented violence, the worst since the radical Hamas won a massive election victory over Fatah last year, has torpedoed on-and-off talks to form a national unity government and elicited warnings about civil war in the Gaza Strip. AFP PHOTO/MAHMUD HAMS (Photo credit should read MAHMUD HAMS/AFP/Getty Images)
Los Angeles, UNITED STATES: Young demonstrators from the Korean community protest against the war in Iraq asking US President George W. Bush to bring US troops home and to stop funding the war 27 January 2007 in Los Angeles. AFP PHOTO GABRIEL BOUYS (Photo credit should read GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images)
Beirut, LEBANON: Lebanese youths tale cover during heavy clashes in a street in Beirut, 25 January 2007. Heavy clashes erupted between pro-and anti government supporters leaving four dead and 25 injured. AFP PHOTO/ANWAR AMRO (Photo credit should read ANWAR AMRO/AFP/Getty Images)
BILIN, -: Palestinian children shield cover their eyes and noses from the fumes of stun grenades lobbed Israeli soldiers close by during scuffle with Palestinian and foreign peace activists in the West Bank village of Bilin to protest against the controversial separation barrier 19 January 2007. The barrier is a combination of concrete walls and wire fences running more than 650 kilometres (400 miles) north to south that Israel says is necessary to protect it self from Palestinian militants. However, large sections of it encroach on the West Bank, and the Palestinians call it a land grab. The International Court of Justice issued a non-binding ruling in 2004 that parts of the barrier in the West Bank are illegal and should be removed. The Israeli government is continuing with its construction. AFP PHOTO / ABBAS MOMANI (Photo credit should read ABBAS MOMANI/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: Iraqi children play soccer at an empty street in central Baghdad, 19 January 2007. Each Friday the war torn capital is put under a day long curfew as thousands of Shiite and Sunni Muslims head to their respective mosques to perform Friday weekly prayers.
NABLUS, -: A Palestinian youth lobs a stone at Israeli soldiers as they carry out a military raid into the in the northern West Bank city of Nablus 18 January 2007. Mohammed Ghandur, a 33-year-old member of an armed group linked to Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas's Fatah party, was killed in an exchange of gunfire with Israeli troops, Palestinian security officials said and five other civilians were wounded in the operation, including a 15-year-old boy who was seriously hurt, while four Palestinians were arrested. AFP PHOTO/JAAFAR ASHTIYEH (Photo credit should read JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP/Getty Images)
HEBRON, -: A young relative of Palestinian Jamal al-Sarahin cries during his funeral in the West Bank village of Beit Ola close to the town of Hebron 18 January 2007. Sarahin an inmate died in an Israeli jail in the southern Negev desert where he was being held. There are some 10,000 Palestinian men, women and children in Israeli prisons, some of whom are under "administrative detention". AFP PHOTO/HAZEM BADER (Photo credit should read HAZEM BADER/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: Two Iraqi youths pick up human remains from the site where a car bomb exploded in Baghdad's impoverished district of Sadr City, 17 January 2007. Bombers targeted Baghdad's volatile Shiite district of Sadr City today, killing 15 people a day after dozens of students and teachers were slaughtered in twin bombings outside a university. AFP PHOTO/WISSAM AL-OKAILI (Photo credit should read WISSAM AL-OKAILI/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: A displaced Iraqi child eats a piece of bread outside the mud house of her family at a camp for displaced people in Baghdad, 14 January 2007. Thousands of Iraqis have been displaced in the last few months due to the sectarian conflict and are now facing severe weather conditions during this winter due to shortage of proper shelters, heating equipment and fuel. AFP PHOTO/AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) awww
Basra, IRAQ: Iraqi children look at a bloodstain after a roadside bomb targetting a British convoy exploded on a street in Basra 06 January 2007. In addition two Iraqi interpreters kidnapped along with an American citizen a day ago were found murdered in the center of the southern port city, according to a spokesman for the British military. The three were kidnapped from an area called Al-Haritha, north of Basra, local police chief Mohammed al-Mussawi said. AFP PHOTO / ESSAM AL-SUDANI (Photo credit should read ESSAM AL-SUDANI/AFP/Getty Images)
JENIN, -: Palestinian youths throw stones at Israeli soldiers taking position during an Army operation at the Qabatya village near the West Bank City of Jenin, 25 December 2006. Six Palestinian were wounded during clashes following the army operation as the soldiers searched from house to house for Palestinian militants, another four were arrested. AFP PHOTO/SAIF DAHLAH (Photo credit should read SAIF DAHLAH/AFP/Getty Images)
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - DECEMBER 22: Iraqi school children cry after hearing the explosion of a car bomb few blocks away on December 22, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. The al-Noor primary school in a Sunni neighborhood north of Baghdad has been hit by mortars five times in the last two months. Teachers say children are traumatized and more than one fifth of the 450 students are not attending classes. (Photo by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad/Getty Images)
Three Children Killed In Drive By Shooting GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - DECEMBER 11: The father of three Palestinian school children Ahmad 7, Ossama, 8 and Salama, 6, is consoled in front of his home during his children's funeral on December 11, 2006 in Gaza city, Gaza Strip. The three school children were the sons of Bahaa Baalusha, a senior officer in the Palestinian intelligence services and a supporter of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. They were killed early morning with their driver next to their family's home in a drive-by shooting by unidentified gunmen. (Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images)
A Palestinian teacher looks through the...GAZA CITY, -: A Palestinian teacher looks through the window of her school as the bodies of three young students, all brothers, Salam, 6-years-old, Ahmed, 7-years-old, and Ossama, 8-years-old, are carried around the playground during their funeral procession in Gaza City, 11 December 2006. The three young boys and their driver Mahmud al-Habil, 25, were killed today in a drive-by shooting near the school in the Rimal district of Gaza City. The young brothers are from the Baalusha family, one of Gaza's most powerful clans. Their father, Bahaa Baalusha, is a senior officer in the Palestinian intelligence services and was at home during the attack. AFP PHOTO/SAID KHATIB. (Photo credit should read SAID KHATIB/AFP/Getty Images)
Baghdad, IRAQ: An Iraqi youth mourns the death of his relatives outside the morgue of a hospital in Baghdad, 23 November 2006. US forces killed today four Iraqis and wounded eight more, including two women, in Baghdad's Sadr City, an official from radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's movement said. An Iraqi security source said the US forces fired on a bus carrying workers as the vehicle was seen on the streets before the dusk-to-dawn curfew was lifted. AFP PHOTO/AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images)
Israeli Shelling Kills 18 In Beit Hanoun
BEIT LAHIA, GAZA STRIP - NOVEMBER 08: A wounded Palestinian child Malak Al-Athamneh lies at the Kamal Odwan hospital after Israeli tanks fired on homes in Beit Hanoun, November 8, 2006 in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza strip . The death toll from the Israeli shelling has risen to 18 nwith at least 40 wounded. Palestinian Prime Minister, Hamas's Ismail Haniya, called the Israeli attack an "awful massacre". (Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images)
too cute ):BEIT HANUN, -: Two children look at waters stained with blood on a street in Beit Hanun after an Israeli military operation in which Israeli tanks fired on homes in the northern Gaza Strip 08 November 2006. Eighteen Palestinians were killed and more than 20 wounded when Israeli shells struck houses in the flashpoint northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanun, officials and witnesses said. The Israeli army had pulled out of Beit Hanun after a six-day operation to stop rocket attacks on Israeli territory in which 56 Palestinians, including 30 militants, were killed. An Israeli army spokeswoman said she had no information of any incidents in Beit Hanun.
mygawd, these kids.
(don't wry he's sleeping in the mid of a protest)
Okay enough la.
& they're the kids struggling in Palestine, Iraq, Jerusalem, Lebanon, all them war-torn countries in the Middle East. What about them suffering from the worst cases of poverty. the thirstiest, the hungriest, like those in Africa. ):
ohman.
i'm not depressed because i've got no reason to be!
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