I documented multiple cases with @EuroMedHR of Israeli soldiers abducting blonde children from #Gaza claiming they might be abductee Israelis.
As Israeli forces are nearing my area of refuge, I just actually told my brother’s wife to dye her blonde daughter’s hair black!
I've been unable to reach at least 7 of my colleagues at @EuroMedHR in Gaza for the past week. While telecommunication signals have partially been restored, we still face immense difficulties making calls, sending text messages, and accessing the internet.
"We are better than others," a girl from Gaza says as she bids farewell to her father. We will miss you, Father, but unlike others, we were at least able to say our goodbyes."
I am heartbroken to share the news that We Are Not Numbers’ writer Mohammed Hamo has been killed by Israel.
This is the fourth writer we lose since the 7th of Oct.
Other writers have also gone missing.
Many of our writers also lost many family members.
"My sister needs someone to help her dig graves for her children, husband, and the rest of my family. Please anyone who can reach the school contact me"
Part of what people in #Gaza are calling for now as Israel’s attack continues.
With a smirk, he coldly pressed a button, extinguishing the lives of 200 people in an instant—the grim reality of the Israeli army's bombing of the Fakhoura UN School today. Israel unabashedly perpetrates such acts, yet the world hesitates to label it a war criminal state. #Gaza
It was just announced that all the premature babies in the intensive care unit at Al-Shifa Hospital have died due to fuel depletion and the Zionist blockade.
Were these babies “Hamas Terrorists”, @Israel?🇮🇱
https://t.co/E2e8nPq5PS
Iconic! Israeli occupation soldiers take shelter and shoot at Palestinians from a school in #Gaza run by the UN, the same body that has allowed Israel to get away with its crimes against humanity throughout the past 75 years.
I will never ever forget you. I will never forgive your killers. And I will keep your memory alive.
My father, Nasri Alnaouq, age 75
My sister, Walaa Alazayizi, age 36
Her children:
-Raghd Alazayizi, age 13
-Eslam Alazayizi, age 12
-Sara Alazayizi, age 9
-Abdullah Alazayizi, age 6
My brother, Muhammad Alnaouq, age 35
His children:
-Bakr Alnaouq, age 11
-Basema Alnaouq, age 9
My sister, Alaa Salman, age 35
Her children:
-Eslam Salman, age 13
-Dima Salman, age 12
-Tala Salman, age 8
-Noor Salman, age 4
-Nasmah Salman, age 2
My sister, Aya Bashir, age 33
Her children
-Malak Bashir, age 12
-Mohammed Bashir, age 9
-Tamim Bashir, age 6
My brother, Mahmoud Alnaouq, age 25