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Palestinian photojournalist Mariam Dagga captured the genocide of her own people in Gaza with her camera. She was an adoring mother who was fiercely protective of her only son, Ghaith, who she sent to the UAE for his safety. Displaced multiple times, Mariam never stopped documenting the genocide. She was killed in a double Israeli strike on Nasser hospital along with 4 other Palestinian journalists. These are some of the last photos she took.
Algeria’s UN ambassador, Amar Bendjama, delivered an emotional address, reading a letter from Palestinian journalist Mariam Abu Daqqa to her son Gaith, written before she was killed along with four other journalists in an Israeli air strike.
Protesters gathered outside the Egyptian embassy in London to demand the opening of the Rafah crossing.
They also denounced the crackdown by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s government against Egyptians showing solidarity with Gaza.
Among the protesters was Egyptian activist Anas Habib, who went viral after locking the gates of the Egyptian embassy in the Netherlands, an act that sparked a worldwide trend of activists locking the gates of Egyptian embassies.
An ambulance was dispatched to rescue her, but the Israeli military who had initially cleared the ambulance to assist killed the paramedics and Hind.
Please follow and support Hind’s mom, who calls Hind her angel baby. Put yourself in her place hearing her daughter’s terrified voice and not being able to get to her. Then she lost her entire world, precious Hind.
Hind loved to pretend to be a doctor and take care of everyone. She loved school. She was afraid of the dark. She was a 5-year-old precious child.
Why is there no justice for Hind?