BREAKING: CHILD HOSTAGE YASER ZAAMIYEH FREED AND SPEAKS OUT
Zaamiyeh was jailed at 16 and said;
The prison administration was horrible.
They treated us violently. They've beaten up a lot of people, some of them died in their own [Israeli guards'] hands.
Some people's heads were split open in our section of the prison, little children - 10 years old, 12 years old - are being treated with extreme violence.”
He said that they are fed dry rice, and are kept in freezing temperatures that prevent them from being able to sleep for more than a few hours a day
Alastair Crook - "over 80% of Israelis, left and right, share those sentiments about wanting to erase all Palestinians from Gaza. I mean eradicate all #Palestinians from Gaza."
#GazaHolocaust
#GazaHolocaust#German Police Arrest Woman in Berlin for Holding Poster that Declares - “As a Jew and Israeli: Stop the Genocide in #Gaza”
Police state?
#Breaking: Minister of Health: 39 babies in incubators at Al-Shifa Hospital died due to a lack of oxygen as power has run out!!!
It's the real 40 babies this time. GENOCIDE GAZA
#GazaHolocaust
https://t.co/7syVqdb4p7
This man continued to thank Allah after his family survived an Israeli airstrike. anyone saw a militant near any hospital as thousands and thousands of videos, photos and witnesses are scattered around in the area?
The brave Palestinians will be in your nightmare #GazaHolocaust
President Biden says he has "no confidence in the number [of deaths] that the Palestinians are using.” Here's what @OmarSShakir of Human Rights Watch has to say about the numbers used by the Gaza Health Ministry. In short: he's sure they're accurate. https://t.co/lfzfJDNMlD
The Ministry of Health just published the names of 7028 Palestinians, including 2913 children killed in #Gaza.
Scrolling over this is so painful. The first 88 names are from the same family! The next 72 from one family! And the undescribable pain goes on. No words.
Every morning, I call my family to check if they're still alive and ask about our extended family. I also ask about the casualties in our town, who might have been injured or lost their lives -- friends, neighbors, or relatives. Today, I couldn't bring myself to make that call. I'm filled with shame, dreading the moment I have to confront them. Every day, they ask, "Will there ever be a ceasefire?" and "Do you think the world will simply abandon us, taking no action?" As time continues to pass, I remain unsure of what to say to them and it's so painful.