There is something deeply troubling about watching Al Jazeera turn the life of Shahid Muhammad al-Deif into a documentary while leaving out crucial chapters of the very history it claims to preserve.
Seeing Shahid Deif throughout the different phases of his life was remarkable. His humility, calm demeanor, sense of humor, and insistence that they were human beings before they were fighters revealed a side of him rarely seen by the public.
But where were Hezbollah, Shahid Haj Qasem Soleimani, and Shahid Haj Imad Mughniyeh?
These are not imaginary connections. Hamas representative Ahmad Abd al-Hadi publicly acknowledged their contributions and spoke about Soleimani’s visits to Gaza.
Yet Al Jazeera presents a history in which these relationships are pushed to the margins.
It is deeply troubling to see Qatar continue to position itself as a custodian of the Palestinian narrative while its political interests and regional relationships deserve far greater scrutiny.
Palestinian suffering is not a television franchise. Our history is not Qatar’s property to edit, package, and distribute according to its political convenience.
And that raises a serious question: Is Al Jazeera documenting Palestinian history, or shaping which parts of that history its audience is permitted to remember?
We owe Shahid Muhammad al-Deif, Shahid Yahya Sinwar, and generations of Palestinians a historical record that does not erase inconvenient contributions.
May Allah have mercy on those who have passed, elevate their ranks in the Hereafter, and grant Palestine complete liberation.
@AJEnglish@AJENews
Today, on #WorldTeachersDay, we pay tribute to the 26 teachers from the #Minab elementary school, murdered in the criminal Israeli-US bombing on February 28.
On 30 September 2000, the world watched as Jamal al-Durrah tried to shield his 12 year old son, Muhammad, from Israeli occupation forces. Muhammad al-Durrah was killed that day, a child whose final moments, caught on camera, became one of the most searing images of the Second Intifada and of Palestinian history.
For Palestinians, this is not just footage preserved in history. It is a wound carried across generations. We recognize Jamal’s outstretched arm because it is every parent’s instinct, to shield, to sacrifice, to stand between their child and harm. We remember Muhammad not as an image, but as a boy with a name, a family, and a future that was stolen. His killing was not something we merely saw; it was something we absorbed, something that settled into our collective memory and never left.
Question:
If the co-pilot stabbed the captain and seriously wounded him, while the cabin crew stabbed the attacker and managed to subdue him, then who actually flew the plane safely to one of Saudi Arabia's airports?
Also, which is your favorite tea?
Chai Masala or Maghrib mint tea?
El momento en el que el ejército de "Israel" bombardeó anoche al periodista libanés Ali Shabib, en la ciudad de Nabatieh, en el sur del Líbano.
"Israel" ha matado más periodistas en Gaza y Líbano que en las 2 guerras mundiales y todos los conflictos del último siglo juntos.
🇮🇱🤝🇨🇴 Finaliza la misión humanitaria de Israel en Colombia
La delegación israelí concluyó una semana de trabajo humanitario en Colombia, tras completar con éxito las operaciones de búsqueda y rescate en los tres sitios donde intervino.
27 víctimas atrapadas en los escombros fueron localizadas y extraídas. 🙏
Durante la misión, los equipos israelíes también realizaron inspecciones y evaluaciones de ingeniería en cerca de 100 edificios públicos y residenciales y capacitaron a profesionales locales para fortalecer sus capacidades de respuesta.
Una misión que deja atrás trabajo humanitario conjunto, conocimiento compartido y un mensaje claro: Israel está allí para ayudar cuando más se necesita. 🇮🇱❤️🇨🇴
@IsraelinSpanish Los terroristas hablando de terrorismo. Estos genocidas mugrosos son los que atendían a los terroristas de ISIS en sus hospitales. Genocidas