"I carried many martyrs and wounded, but when I saw this child with her dismembered body, I lost all my strength, I wasn't able to carry her, I was tired and my heart ached. When I carried her, I felt as I was holding the whole world in my
hands.I can't understand how you see these beheaded children and you don't change anything, how you can continue your life!
Does seeing them from the phone make it easy for you? Do you have to see them with your eyes in front of you to feel them? How long will we bear it? I swear to God, I can no longer bear this."
- ‘My dad is gone... where will I go?". Nine-year-old Omar Hamad just lived through the worst day of his life when his father was burned alive in terrorist Israel's attack on a tent camp in Rafah. Dozens of Palestinians in Gaza were killed that day, and dozens more lost loved ones.
- Terrorist Israel detained Abed's father on March 18th and that left a permanent scar on his childhood. The uncertainty of his father's whereabouts weighs heavy, casting a shadow over his days. Innocence shattered, longing for answers.
- 20 days in the Jabalia refugee camp, this is what the terrorist Israel did against Palestinian.
- A touching scene in a displacement camp, featuring young Hammoud holding a plastic container with rice. Barely two years old, Hammoud comes to the community kitchen in his diapers asking for food.
- Ahmed Atef Ahmed Afana, a resident of Jabaliya camp in the Al-Fakhoura area, Block 9, in the northern Gaza Strip. Displaced after 53 days of intense bombardment and strikes, Ahmed describes the severe water crisis they are facing. In response to this situation, Ahmed has innovatively started desalinating seawater to make it potable. Using a homemade purification system involving stones, sand, cotton, and charcoal, he hopes to create drinkable water for himself and others, demonstrating resilience and ingenuity.
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hands.I can't understand how you see these beheaded children and you don't change anything, how you can continue your life!
Does seeing them from the phone make it easy for you? Do you have to see them with your eyes in front of you to feel them? How long will we bear it? I swear to God, I can no longer bear this."
- ‘My dad is gone... where will I go?". Nine-year-old Omar Hamad just lived through the worst day of his life when his father was burned alive in terrorist Israel's attack on a tent camp in Rafah. Dozens of Palestinians in Gaza were killed that day, and dozens more lost loved ones.
- Terrorist Israel detained Abed's father on March 18th and that left a permanent scar on his childhood. The uncertainty of his father's whereabouts weighs heavy, casting a shadow over his days. Innocence shattered, longing for answers.
- 20 days in the Jabalia refugee camp, this is what the terrorist Israel did against Palestinian.
- A touching scene in a displacement camp, featuring young Hammoud holding a plastic container with rice. Barely two years old, Hammoud comes to the community kitchen in his diapers asking for food.
- Ahmed Atef Ahmed Afana, a resident of Jabaliya camp in the Al-Fakhoura area, Block 9, in the northern Gaza Strip. Displaced after 53 days of intense bombardment and strikes, Ahmed describes the severe water crisis they are facing. In response to this situation, Ahmed has innovatively started desalinating seawater to make it potable. Using a homemade purification system involving stones, sand, cotton, and charcoal, he hopes to create drinkable water for himself and others, demonstrating resilience and ingenuity.
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American nurse Monica Johnston arrived back home in tears, yearning to return and aid the wounded Palestinians in Gaza.
Did you notice something?
She's not Arab, Non-Muslim, not living in the Middle East but she has more sense of humanity compared to people who always say "I'm Muslim, I'm rich and I'm proud of my heritage". And one thing, she's more Palestinian rather than fucking Arab traitors surrounding Gaza!
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She recalled the grave situation amidst the severe shortages of medicine and medical supplies needed to treat wounded Palestinians in the Strip.
Monica Johnston was exhausted as she got off the plane at PDX late Saturday night. The Portland nurse came back from spending three weeks at the only functioning hospital in Gaza and not knowing when she’d be able to leave once the border was closed in Rafah two weeks ago.
Johnston was one a medical mission organized by the Palestinian American Medical Association as part of a team of 19. She cared for patients injured in the Israel's genocidal war while working with few resources.
“People have explosive injuries, and we are giving them Tylenol, we’re giving them Ibuprofen for an arm that’s been blown off or burns on 30% of their body,” she told KOIN 6 News. “We went to find there was no soap, no hand sanitizer, no linens to put your patients on. So we would come into the ICU and find patients on these plastic sheets that are degrading, laying in a pool of blood and fluids and nothing to change them on.”
She said her team brought 300 bags of supplies with them, but it was still not enough. She was only supposed to be there for a week but while she was there Israel closed the main border.
Did you notice something?
She's not Arab, Non-Muslim, not living in the Middle East but she has more sense of humanity compared to people who always say "I'm Muslim, I'm rich and I'm proud of my heritage". And one thing, she's more Palestinian rather than fucking Arab traitors surrounding Gaza!
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- Civil Defense teams have pulled out the dead bodies of a man, a woman, and her baby, in addition to several wounded civilians from under the rubble of a house east of Gaza City, which has been bombarded by terrorist Israel.
- 2-year-old Issam Aqel has lost 35 members of his family and extended family as a result of a massive Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza. He's now suffering bruises and cuts across his body as a result of the attack.
- Journalist Islam Badr documents portions of the formidable destruction inflicted by terrorist Israel in Jabalia refugee camp.
- A sad and angry father from Al Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City, whose disabled daughter was killed by terrorist Israel during the invasion. The father passionately questions the fucking Arab leaders, particularly those in Saudi Arabia, about their inaction and the lack of protection for his family. Disabled since around 1990, she was innocent and not affiliated with any resistance group.
- A number of Palestinians were injured and others were killed by terrorist Israeli air strike in Zawayda area in Gaza.
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- 2-year-old Issam Aqel has lost 35 members of his family and extended family as a result of a massive Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza. He's now suffering bruises and cuts across his body as a result of the attack.
- Journalist Islam Badr documents portions of the formidable destruction inflicted by terrorist Israel in Jabalia refugee camp.
- A sad and angry father from Al Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City, whose disabled daughter was killed by terrorist Israel during the invasion. The father passionately questions the fucking Arab leaders, particularly those in Saudi Arabia, about their inaction and the lack of protection for his family. Disabled since around 1990, she was innocent and not affiliated with any resistance group.
- A number of Palestinians were injured and others were killed by terrorist Israeli air strike in Zawayda area in Gaza.
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- Children were killed in an air strike in central Gaza and others arrive at the hospital to be treated.
- A young Palestinian bids farewell to his brother who was killed in the bombing on Al-Bureij camp in central Gaza.
- Omar is a young boy, who witnessed the horrific sight of his father burning in front of him during the recent Rafah massacre by terrorist Israel. Omar recounts the moment with deep sorrow, describing how his brother tried to pull their father, but his flesh was stuck to the ground. He recalls crying out for his father, who was saying his last words, urging his sons to take care of their siblings and aunts. Omar mourns the profound bond he felt with his father, whom he saw as a friend and constant companion.
Despite the encouragement to stay strong, Omar's pain and longing for his father are evident, showing the deep emotional scars inflicted by the occupation forces on him and millions of Palestinian children like him.
- In Jabalia camp, a man rummages through the rubble of his bombarded home. Despite the destruction, he expresses resilience and determination as he retrieves items from underneath the rubble, a place that used to be his kitchen. The man shares his resolve to rebuild and remain in the camp, stating that he will set up a tent and stay on the site.
- 8 martyrs, including 3 children and their parents, in a bombing that targeted two houses belonging to the Al-Buraim and Abu Khater families, east of the city of Khan Younis.
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- A young Palestinian bids farewell to his brother who was killed in the bombing on Al-Bureij camp in central Gaza.
- Omar is a young boy, who witnessed the horrific sight of his father burning in front of him during the recent Rafah massacre by terrorist Israel. Omar recounts the moment with deep sorrow, describing how his brother tried to pull their father, but his flesh was stuck to the ground. He recalls crying out for his father, who was saying his last words, urging his sons to take care of their siblings and aunts. Omar mourns the profound bond he felt with his father, whom he saw as a friend and constant companion.
Despite the encouragement to stay strong, Omar's pain and longing for his father are evident, showing the deep emotional scars inflicted by the occupation forces on him and millions of Palestinian children like him.
- In Jabalia camp, a man rummages through the rubble of his bombarded home. Despite the destruction, he expresses resilience and determination as he retrieves items from underneath the rubble, a place that used to be his kitchen. The man shares his resolve to rebuild and remain in the camp, stating that he will set up a tent and stay on the site.
- 8 martyrs, including 3 children and their parents, in a bombing that targeted two houses belonging to the Al-Buraim and Abu Khater families, east of the city of Khan Younis.
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