The lenses of journalists and activists in Gaza have not stopped documenting the shocking and painful scenes left behind by the Israeli aggression on the Strip since the seventh of last October.
“Take me out, my brother, may God be pleased with you. Amanah, take me out, my son is beside me, pull him out.” With this phrase, journalist Ismail Abu Al-Joud documented with his camera the plea of a Palestinian woman in Gaza from among the rubble, asking him to save her and her child from among the rubble and under the rubble, after the Israeli planes destroyed their house in a monastery. Dates in Gaza.
The video, which Ismail posted, showed the woman trying to draw the person’s attention with the hand she was extending from among the rubble, and asking him to remove the rubble from above her and her son.
The video spread on social media platforms and witnessed widespread interactions among the public. Activists said that the Israeli killing machine has not stopped killing the people of the Gaza Strip for 79 days. Others demanded that these clips be preserved and collected to remain a witness to the occupation’s crimes against the people of the Gaza Strip, which has been besieged for 17 years.
The video that Ismail posted on his Instagram account received more than 3 million views in less than 24 hours.
