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Running In The Rubble Of Gaza (Video)
Palestinian Olympic runner Nader Al-Masri isn’t letting the destruction left by the Israeli attacks on Gaza keep him from training and running for Palestine.
From Jordan to Morocco, the pro-Gaza Rubble Bucket challenge goes viral
By: Joanna Paraszczuk
Source: http://www.jpost.com
A new trend in support of Gaza is going viral across Arab social media, after a Palestinian journalist filmed himself dumping a bucket of sand and rubble over his head, in an activity he dubbed the “Remains Bucket” challenge.
Praying In The Rubble Of Gaza (Video)
The Al-Sousi mosque in Gaza City is just one of the many buildings be destroyed in Gaza since the Israel Gaza 2014 conflict began. Palestinian officials say at least 69 mosques have been destroyed and another 150 damaged. AJ+ checks the scene at Al-Sousi at prayer time.
How symbolic: 2 books buried in the rubble of a destroyed home in Gaza; One about Moses and the other about Muhammad (peace be upon them both)
Picture from: Samer Badawi
How symbolic: 2 books buried in the rubble of a destroyed home in Gaza: One about Moses and the other about Muhammad (peace be upon them both). The Zionists are the enemies of God, His Messengers, sincere followers of all religions, and humanity as a whole. #FreePalestine #SupportGaza #IStandWithGaza#EndIsraeliOccupation #GazaUnderAttack #ICC4Israel
Miracle Gaza Baby (Video)
Source: http://www.nanima.co.za/
I can’t still understand this GazaUnderAttack. Why are ordinary civilians being killed in the name of self defense. This babie’s mum was pregnant when she was killed. When the mum arrived at the hospital, they felt something moving and this baby was born in an emergency caesar.
When the doctors gently pulled the tiny newborn from her mother’s womb in an emergency Caesarian section, the woman had already been dead for an hour.
Twenty-three-year-old Shayma al-Sheikh Qanan was eight months pregnant when an Israeli tank shell hit her home in the central Gaza Strip town of Deir al-Balah, reducing it to rubble. She was left in critical condition and her husband, a local radio journalist, was also badly wounded.
“Her body was brought in after an Israeli shelling at 3:00 am on Friday,” said Doctor Fadi al-Kharti, who was at Deir al-Balah hospital when she was rushed in. “We tried to revive her but she had died on the way to hospital.”
Before paramedics managed to dig her out, she had been stuck under the rubble of her home for an hour. “Then we noticed movement in her stomach, and estimated she was about 36 weeks pregnant,” he says. Doctors performed an immediate Caesarian section and saved the baby, who was named after her late mother.
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