“I am broken… I put myself after my father… who will treat my mother who has cancer?” These heart-wrenching words were spoken by Ahmed Al-Masri (15 years old), son of the martyred journalist Hussam Al-Masri, as he clutched his father’s camera, which never left him until the moment of his father’s death in the Israeli massacre targeting journalists at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis.
Despite his own suffering, Hussam was racing against time to find treatment for his wife Samaher, who was battling cancer. He watched her with helplessness and sorrow as she struggled with pain and fought against death. Yet, he passed away before achieving his dream, leaving behind a deep wound and a heavy burden on the heart of his young son Ahmed, who now carries the weight of his sick mother and struggles to save her from the clutches of illness.
In honor of Hussam, his story, and his camera, give hope to his wife Samaher by helping provide her treatment abroad before she loses her battle, leaving Ahmed and his siblings to face this immense pain alone.
@drewmatich@swilkinsonbc Sounds like you were always bullied and molested by your dad bitch. People like you has a reserved spot in hell and I can’t wait to witness it. Now go suck on your son’s pussy after what your daddy did to you
Human rights group B'Tselem releases shocking video of Palestinian journalist Awdah Hathaleen filming his own murder at the hands of Israeli settler Yinon Levi.
As is usual in Israel, a judge quickly released Levi, even though the footage shows he shot Hathaleen in cold blood.