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Imran Al-Tawil, a five-year-old boy, stood under a small tree he had planted with his tiny hands, dreaming it would grow with him and shelter him beneath its branches. He loved life the way birds love the sky, running around the tree and whispering his innocent wishes to it.... But in a heartbeat, an Israeli airstrike struck near his tent, tearing out his right eye and leaving him with half a vision and a wounded dream. Today, he sits on the rubble of his stolen childhood, gently touching the empty space where his eye once was, and asks his mother in a trembling voice, * "Why did they take my eye, Mama? What did I do to them?"* Imran is a living testament to the countless children of Gaza who have been stripped of every right, yet his spirit refuses to surrender. Despite his pain, he dreams of becoming an eye doctor one day, to restore what war has stolen from others. In his heart, he carries the hope of planting a new tree of life in a land scorched by cruelty.show more

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Yol1 year ago

This barbarism is what our complicit government are supporting. Read this @DavidLammy what did this little boy and thousands and thousands of other children ever do do deserve your complicity in massacring and maiming children and their families in Palestine. Am so ashamed of uk

Jasmine Monarch 🇨🇦1 year ago

What a beautiful soul with a strong spirit. Such an inspiration. I can't know the future but I wouldn't be surprised if one day we learn that Imran has indeed become an eye doctor, a very compassionate one. I too have only one eye... I am with you Imran🧡❤️🧡.

Elise Oyin1 year ago

JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH put his fingers into ELISE OYINKROMEINEIFA'S ears, and after spitting touched HER tongue. And looking up to heaven, he sighed and said to HER, “Ephphatha,” that is, “Be opened” her ears were opened, tongue released n she spoke plainly ijn 900gtefsfbaiCnYH

Atika Ariyanti🇮🇩1 year ago

😢😢💔

Katy Harries1 year ago

💔🙏

Molliekat1 year ago

I'm sorry Imran. The world has failed you 💔

Jay Bird1 year ago

@PodcastSTS My heart broke watching your LA Fire coverage. The trauma of sudden loss, everything wiped out, fires consuming all is shared by Indigenous Palestinians. American 2000 lb bombs fall every night on tents in the “Safe Zone” burning Indigenous Palestinian Innocents alive

Kyle (Santa) McG1 year ago

God bless this boy and protect him on his journey of becoming an optometrist!

Maxi 🇵🇸🇿🇦☮️🌻#FreePalestine #EndtheOccupation1 year ago

Imran is so adorable. How cruel this world is to allow this. May God bless Imran and his family

nehad Awwad_gaza🇵🇸1 year ago

Please don't read my comment and go, I'm from Gaza and I need your help, if you can't, don't stop talking about our suffering.

reina 🏳️‍🌈🇵🇷🇲🇽1 year ago

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