A U.S. soldier recounts that a child named Amir walked 12 kilometers to get food aid in Gaza.
After receiving only a little food, the IDF shot and killed Amir as he was leaving.
Este niño se llamaba Obaida, tenía 10 años, "Israel" lo asesinó de un disparo en el pecho, matándolo frente a su madre dentro de una tienda de campaña en el desierto de Al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, al sur de Gaza.
"Israel" ha matado a más de 315 niños en los últimos 320 dias, silencio en la "prensa libre" occideental.
I will never forget where I was when I received the news. I still hear your voice in the few messages we shared, the countless videos I continue to watch of you, and in the precious visions I had of you after your martyrdom. Seeing you in the rubble with your press vest covered in blood hit differently. I can’t explain it. But so many feel the same way about you. You were our voice. You’re still our voice. Our conscience. May Allah have mercy on you my forever young brother, and our forever hero. @AnasAlSharif0
واحدة من أقسى الرسائل منذ بداية الإبادة وجهها هذا الرجل المسكين للعالم:
"نحن لسنا حيوانات، نحن بشر، حتى الحيوانات تجد من يطعمها، أنا اخوك المسلم، اتقبل الإهانة لأخيك؟"
لله الأمر
Our lives here in Gaza have become a daily struggle between life, fear, and death.
My daughter, Rafif, woke up trembling with a high fever.
Fear filled her eyes, and the only word she could whisper was, “Wow…”
I held her tightly in my arms, doing everything I could to make her feel safe.
But how can a father protect his little girl when everything around them is shaking? Here, the bombardment never stops. The fear never leaves.
We never know if we’ll survive the next moment.
Then, suddenly… everything changed.
Massive explosions. Walls shaking. Buildings trembling.
Our hearts felt as though they would burst from fear.
Is this justice?
Does a little girl deserve to grow up surrounded by terror instead of love?
At any moment, you may hear that Rafif’s entire family is gone.
The days will pass. Life will move on.
And perhaps we too will be forgotten, just as so many others have been forgotten.
But Rafif was here.
She was a little girl who dreamed of growing up, laughing more, and living a normal life like every other child in this world.
If you remember anything, remember Rafif.
Please don’t let her story be forgotten.
🟥“THIS IS A SON FIGHTING TO SAVE HIS FATHER.”
🟥Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s @HussamAbuSafiya son, Ilyas Abu Safiya, is making one final appeal to the world. His father remains in detention, and following his lawyer’s latest visit, there are now grave fears for his life. Even Physicians for Human Rights–israel have warned that he is in imminent danger.
🟥Watch Ilyas’s message. Listen to the pain in his voice. Then ask yourself how a doctor who dedicated his life to saving others has been left in this position.
‼️If you stay silent, you’re complicit.‼️
@WHO@hrw@UNHumanRights@MSF@MSF_france@MSF_uk@UN@UNICEF@CIJ_ICJ@IntlCrimCourt@IMCWorldwide
#FreeDrHussamAbuSafiya