Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸
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Journalist,Researcher focusing on Digital Media & Human Behavior. | MA Digital Media & Communication. 🇵🇸👩💻🤘🌊🇵🇸
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Horrible and the most horrific testimony you will ever hear I have spoken on a space with Motasem A Dalloul, who explained the process of the “Death Traps” the GHF have created…I quote “regularly posts the aid distribution schedule on Facebook. Each time, around 60,000 to 70,000 Palestinians converge at the designated site. Loudspeakers announce that when the green light turns on, people have just 10 minutes to grab between 300 to 400 aid packages—though much of the critical supplies, like flour, sugar, and salt, are snatched up first by gangs and collaborators. After the 10-minute window, the light turns yellow, signaling that only 5 minutes remain to flee before automatic machine guns open fire indiscriminately on anyone still in the area” He described the distribution zones as barren open spaces surrounded by high mounds of sand. There are four such points across southern Gaza, and in some cases, people must walk up to 40 kilometers just to reach them The GHF have created “Hunger Games Area” they play with Palestinians lives like it worth nothing!! Go to their page let them know they were exposed 👇
Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸1,414,978 views • 1 year ago
I would like to say thank you to whoever filmed this as a clarifications for Bengvir &Netanyahu,Thank you for showing the world, the real face of your apartheid system,atrocities you are ready to commit against Palestinians, level of brutality that exceeded even nazis themselves!
Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸603,829 views • 2 years ago
I met Omar Eid in Qalqilya, in the West Bank, while filming a story for the Austraian TV about settler attacks. He wanted to read poem for us, and I told him I’d make him famous. Please listen to Omar’s poem, and help make him known. And the poem says: All your armies, All your fighters, All your tanks, All your soldiers, Against a boy Holding stones, Standing there all alone. In his eyes, I see the sun; In his smile, I see the moon. And I wondered, I only wondered , who’s weak, who’s strong, Who’s right and who’s wrong. And I wish, I truly wish, that the truth only has a tongue.
Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸118,288 views • 10 months ago
My mom and uncle went to our land one last time to find an Israeli settler threatening to empty his machine gun in their bodies. She went with my uncle, trying to approach the mountain that my family has owned for generations. A settler approached them and told them to leave, threatening to empty his machine gun into their bodies if they did not. Then he kept going in his mountains cart after their car, until they were forced to leave the area to the main road. With the expanding Israeli seizure of Palestinian land, my family has lost another piece of what we have owned for generations. An entire mountain was forcibly taken by Israeli settlers who recently put up tents and started preventing the owners from approaching the area, with the help of Israeli occupation forces. My family owned 70 dunams on this mountain. There were all kinds of plants, olive trees, thyme, sage. Now, it’s all gone. Another piece of land we were proud to have for generations is no longer accessible to us. Another place filled with our family’s memories is being taken away. And alhamdulillah, our losses were never willingly given away. They were taken from us, forcibly, against our will and against our very existence on this land. But this land knew our family long before those tents were ever put there. It carries our trees, our memories, and the hands of the generations who cared for it. They may take the land from our reach.But they cannot take away the fact that it was ours.
Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸23,414 views • 1 month ago
Fidaa Salameh, from Jenin Camp, was arrested two days ago by the Israeli occupation forces along with several of his friends. They were held inside a military barracks in the camp, where they endured a full day of abuse and humiliation, and were beaten after being stripped of their clothes — a scene that exposes the brutality of the occupation and its ongoing violations against the camp’s residents. Palestinian journalist Amr Manasra visited Fidaa and documented the physical marks of the assault left on his body from the beating.
Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸39,068 views • 11 months ago
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