LIVE Yanayojiri vita ya Israel dhidi ya Palestina na HAMAS

[econonist]

Kwani Waisrael ndugu zako?

Ametoa tu taarifa. Maana Kuna watanzania wawili walitekwa na Hamas kule Gaza hivyo watakuwa wamekombolewa.

 

[Mtukutu wa Nyaigela]

waislam wakipewa nafasi wanaweza kutuua wote waishi wenyewe, wana roho mbaya sana ni uwezo tu hawana

 

[Kosugi]

Kasome historia kuhusu hizi vita mbili:

1) 1948 Arab-Israeli War

2) 1967 Six-Day War

Sio lazima ulete mrejesho!

Zote nimesoma na nimezifuatilia articles zake na mpaka archive zake nimeziona kupitia aljazeera.

Pia kauli Yako ya kusema ardhi ya Palestine ilikaliwa na Egypt na Jordan ni urongo.

Maana 1947 ramani ya Palestine na Israel ilichorwa na UK na US 1948 Zionism movement ikaanza ya kupanua ardhi ya wayahudi na kukataa wito was 1947 wa Palestine kuwa free state.

Six days war kairudie Tena upya vita vilipiganwa wapi na kwa namna Gani.

Maana kilichofanyika ni IDF air force kulipua Kambi ya jeshi la anga la Misri na kuvamia Gollan heights.
Pia unambie Gollan heights iloporwa 1967 je ilikua ardhi ya kipalestina?

Hata kama Palestine ingekaliwa na Jordan wale ni asili Moja jamii moja na wanaelewana.

 

[njumu za kosovo]

Vyema Ukiweka Dna uweke na Percentage zake, 4-15% ya Sub Sahara Dna prove nothing mkuu, mtu mwenye 60% ya Canaanite na 10% ya Sub Sahara utasema huyo mtu katoka Africa? Hizo evidence zako hebu zirudie vizuri kuzisoma...

Baba Mwajuma hiyo hotel kuitwa al basha imekaaje hiyo

 

[FRANC THE GREAT]

Hapo Darfur, Sudan Waafrika wanauana mchana kutwa usiku kucha, sijajua AU ina mpango gani. Ama attention bado iko Middle East?!

 

[babu na mjukuu]

waislam wakipewa nafasi wanaweza kutuua wote waishi wenyewe, wana roho mbaya sana ni uwezo tu hawana

Wakristo mkiachiwa uhuru mtajikuta wote mmekuwa mashoga kutoka a na kasi ya mapadri kuwazoesha michezo hiyo

 

[baba-mwajuma]

Baba Mwajuma hiyo hotel kuitwa al basha imekaaje hiyo

Basha hapo inamaanisha kama Chifu ama mtemi kiswahili.

 

[baba-mwajuma]

Nafikiri tunakubaliana sasa kuwa Wapalestina wa sasa wametokana na Wapalestina waliokuwa arabized. Maana yake ni kwamba tunakubaliana kisayansi kuhusiana na uwepo wa gene flow ya Mwarabu iliyopelekea kuwa na Wapalestina waliopo sasa.

Maana yake ni kuwa, ile hoja yako kwamba "Mpalestina wa leo na yule aliekuwepo miaka 3000 iliyopita ni yuleyule", haiko sahihi kisayansi. Simply, haina mashiko!

Context ya PLO charter ni tofauti. Nimeleta ushahidi wa PLO kwa sababu umeleta conspiracy theory (bila ushahidi) kwamba Zionists/British wanalazimisha kila mtu awe Mwarabu. Je, PLO na Wapalestina wa sasa walilazimishwa na Zionist yupi na Muingereza gani kuwa Waarabu? Uthibitisho uko wapi?

Percentages za DNA haplogroups zipo documented humo kwenye link niliyoleta. Ingia usome kilichomo!

Kwa kukurahisishia tu, nanukuu baadhi ya taarifa;

Haplogroups L1-L3A in the Near East reach their highest frequency in the Yemen Hadramawt (∼35%). Other Arab populations-Palestinians, Jordanians, Syrians, Iraqis, and Bedouin-have ∼10%-15% of lineages of sub-Saharan African origin. These types are rarely shared between different Arab populations. By contrast, non-Arab Near Eastern populations-Turks, Kurds, Armenians, Azeris, and Georgians-have few or no such lineages, suggesting that gene flow from Africa has been specifically into Arab populations.

Hiyo taarifa (link) uliyoleta wewe haina uthibitisho kuwa Wapalestina wa sasa ndio wale wa kabla ya Uarabu. Hapa sizungumzii "Palestine" kama utaifa, kitu ambacho nilishazungumzia post zilizopita.

Kuwa arabized haimaanishi una damu ya kiarabu, tatizo kumbe ni kingereza? Egpty ipo Arabized ila sio waarabu kiasili same kwa Nchi Za North Africa.

So wapalestina wamekua Arabized sababu watu waliokua pale mwanzo walifuata Uisilamu na kuanza kuongea kiarabu haimaanishi waarabu walihama toka Saudia ama Yemen Na Kutoa wazawa na kukaa wao kama propaganda za Zionist zinavyosema

Pia juu nishakupa ushahidi kwamba mpalestina wa sasa ndio huyo huyo wa Zamani na utafiti huo umefanywa na MA archeologist na wana sayansi tofauti tofauti tofauti Duniani kutumia mabaki ya binadamu miaka zaidi ya 5000 iliopita.

National Geography hapa wamelist studies nyingi tu

DNA from the Bible's Canaanites lives on in modern Arabs and Jews

A study of ancient DNA traces the surprising heritage of these mysterious Bronze Age people.

www.nationalgeographic.com

 

[babukijana]

Mfano hapa Afrika tu kuna real jews mfano kabila la Lemba toka kule Zimbabwe na South Afrika , wale wana real and undiluted Jewish traditions za miaka mingi ,kuna Yibir kule Somalia wale ni real jews kwa traditions zao hadi genetic linkup .,kuna jews wa west Africa
Kuna real Jews wapo kule kwenye mpaka wa Burma na India ,wanaitwa Bnei Menashe yaani wa toto wa Manase , hawa wanatoka kabila la Manase ,moja kati ya makabila 12 original ya kiyahudi
Kuna wayahudi kule Sahara ndani ya kabila la Tuareg , DawAsak ,hao ni real jews
Kuna wayahudi west Africa ndani ya makabila kama Igbos ,

We acha upunguani,
Kama ni hivyo kuna Wambulu,Wabarabaig,Wataturu,wamang'ati hadi Wanyaki wapo hapo mwakaleli ukoo wa Chifu mwaseba ni uzao wa queen sheba tuite nao wayahudi?
Acha wehu wewe

 

[babukijana]

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We unaongelea 320×100=3200.
Hao.mnaita mazayuni wanahesabu ya 10,000+ walioondosha hao magaidi na wanaendelea.
Na mpk sasa wamezingira mashimo yote ya panya magaidi.
Tusubiri j3 ndo utapata ripoti tena walivyopondwa pondwa humo ndani wavaa kobaz safari hii mmeyavagaa.
J3 idadi itazidi 12,
000.
Nani kapata hasara.

 

[Somoche]

UN imeshindwa kabisa ku maintain world peace

UN NI TAKA TAKA

 

[Somoche]

Vita ya Ukraine imefikia hatua inaitwa Stalemate.

Ile Kaunta ofensivu imekuaje Tena?? Hiyo Vita Ukraine ndio wajinga

 

[Somoche]

Kuna watu wengine ni janga Kwa kweli naangalia live hapa raia wa Lebanon wakiwemo wakina mama, vikongwe na watoto wadogo wamekusanyika eti wanasubiri tamko la Kiongoz wa Hezbollah hapo baadae wenyewe wanadai Wana Imani jamaa atatangaza kuingia vitani rasmi na Israel sasa unabaki kujiuliza hivi Hawa Wana akili kweli? Maana ikitokea hiyo vita yanageuka Yale Yale ya Gaza raia wasiokuwa na hatia kuuliwa, inasikitisha sana ningekuwa ndio mm nimeona hizi ishara natokmea zangu mbali kabisa na familia yangu.

Uogaaa huu ndio umetuponza saanaa

 

[Marco Polo]

Uogaaa huu ndio umetuponza saanaa

Kuna baadhi ya scenario uoga unasaidia sana, IDF washatangaza vita na unajua maana ya vita mbaya zaidi uwezo wa kupambana nao huna sasa kwann usikimbie otherwise usubir kuuwawa tu.

 

[Ritz]

Mkuu rudi tu kwenye mambo yako ya silaha haya mambo hata huyajui kila ukifungua midomo kuandika unaandika data za uongo.

1. Hizo data za asilimia 3 ama 2 ni data za Wakristo wa Sasa ambao wanaishi Palestina ambao bado hawajafukuzwa na sio wapalestina wote Wakristo, kila kundi la wapalestina lina namna yake ya kupigana na Wakristo wengi wameenda Lebanon na South America.

2. Estimation Asilimia za Wapalestina Wakristo ni zaidi ya 10, na kama nilivyokuambia juu na sehemu nyengine wapalestina wengi Wakristo wapo South America na wao wanafanya mapambano yao kwa njia nyengine, kama Umeona hii vita Nchi za kwanza kufukuza Mabalozi na wanadiplomasia wa Israel ni za south America. Chile pekee kuna Wapalestina 500,000.

3. Kwa data za 1922-1947 population yao ili range asilimia 9-11,

Pia mkuu Data hazidanganyi, unahisi hao Wakristo wa Palestina ni mabubu? Nimekupa Phrase ya Raisi mkristo akielezea kwanini wanaungana na Kina Hezbollah

Hii ni Survey Ilifanywa kwa hao Wakristo, Asilimia 88 walishiriki so ni Almost wote

As far back as 1993, 88 per cent of Christian Palestinians surveyed about emigration specified the economic situation. In a 2006 survey, 78 per cent of Christian respondents to a Bethlehem-based poll said “Israeli aggression and occupation are the main cause of emigration”, while only 3.1 per cent exclusively blamed the “rise of Islamic movements” (12.1 per cent said it was a combination of the two). More than half of those Christians surveyed had at least one relative whose land had been confiscated by Israel.

So asilimia 78 ya Wakristo wa Palestina wanaamini Israel ndio Amewafanya hadi leo wapo hivyo Ila wewe upo huku Tanzania hata hujui Hezbollah ni Sunni ama shia unajifanya unajua na Unawasemea wanachopitia?

Hahahaha😂
Jamaa anakuambia Hezbollah ni Sunni na raia wanagonga like.

 

[babu na mjukuu]

Kuna watu wengine ni janga Kwa kweli naangalia live hapa raia wa Lebanon wakiwemo wakina mama, vikongwe na watoto wadogo wamekusanyika eti wanasubiri tamko la Kiongoz wa Hezbollah hapo baadae wenyewe wanadai Wana Imani jamaa atatangaza kuingia vitani rasmi na Israel sasa unabaki kujiuliza hivi Hawa Wana akili kweli? Maana ikitokea hiyo vita yanageuka Yale Yale ya Gaza raia wasiokuwa na hatia kuuliwa, inasikitisha sana ningekuwa ndio mm nimeona hizi ishara natokmea zangu mbali kabisa na familia yangu.

Kwa yoga huo we ukisikia majambazi wamevamia kwa jirani na wanabaka mke na mabinti,we utawahi kutoroka na utaitelekeza familia. Wajijue wenyewe

 

[Frank Wanjiru]

By Alice Cuddy

BBC News, Jerusalem

The call to Mahmoud Shaheen came at dawn.

It was Thursday 19 October at about 06:30, and Israel had been bombing Gaza for 12 days straight.

He'd been in his third-floor, three-bedroom flat in al-Zahra, a middle-class area in the north of the Gaza Strip. Until now, it had been largely untouched by air strikes.

He'd heard a rising clamour outside. People were screaming. "You need to escape," somebody in the street shouted, "because they will bomb the towers".

As he left his building and crossed the road, looking for a safe place, his phone lit up.

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It was a call from a private number.

"I'm speaking with you from Israeli intelligence," a man said down the line, according to Mahmoud.

That call would last more than an hour - and it would be the most terrifying call of his life.

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'We will bomb three towers'

The voice addressed Mahmoud by his full name and spoke in flawless Arabic.

"He told me he wanted to bomb three towers… and ordered me to evacuate the surrounding area."

Mahmoud's tower was not directly under threat - but he was suddenly responsible for evacuating hundreds of people. "I had the lives of people in my hands," he says.

He gathered his thoughts and told the man, who identified himself as Abu Khaled, not to hang up the phone.

As a 40-year-old dentist, Mahmoud says he has no idea why he was chosen for this task. But that day, he did everything he could to keep his community safe.

Directed by the voices of strangers, who always seemed to know how to reach him even when his battery ran out, he pleaded for the bombing to stop and screamed until his throat hurt for people to run away.

He led a mass evacuation of his neighbours - and then watched his neighbourhood explode in front of his eyes.

[https://ichef]IMAGE SOURCE,MAHMOUD SHAHEEN

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Phoned out of the blue, Mahmoud Shaheen led a mass evacuation of his neighbours

During this conflict, the Israeli military has phoned Gazans sometimes to warn them ahead of air strikes - Mahmoud's account gives an insight into one such phone call in an unprecedented level of detail.

The BBC contacted Mahmoud after multiple al-Zahra residents identified him as the man who received the warning call.

We cannot independently verify the contents of the call, which he recounted roughly three weeks after the event. The details, however, match those on a community Facebook group from the day as well as satellite images before and after the bombing.

We know that day many hundreds of people were left homeless as the Israeli army bombed at least 25 residential blocks housing hundreds of apartments, destroying an entire neighbourhood. These people were forced to flee with what few belongings they could take, and were eventually dispersed across Gaza.

The IDF says it strikes military targets and these actions are subject to the "relevant provisions of international law".

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'Fire a warning shot to prove this is real'

Mahmoud could not believe it when the man began speaking, he recalls.

People around him warned that the call may be fake. Since the war had begun, messages had been circulating in the community Facebook group warning of hoax calls and offering tips on identifying real Israeli evacuation orders.

Mahmoud asked the voice on the phone to fire a warning shot to prove this was real. If those still sleeping did not hear the screams from the streets then they would hear the shot, he thought.

A warning shot seemingly from nowhere, but perhaps from a drone, hit one of the apartment blocks under threat, he says.

"I asked him to 'shoot another warning shot before you bomb'," Mahmoud says. One more rang out.

Now that Mahmoud knew it was real he tried to stall, asking the man to be patient. "I told him: 'Don't betray us and bomb while people are still evacuating.'"

The man said he would give Mahmoud time - he said he did not want anyone to die, the dentist recalls.

Mahmoud responded that he didn't want anyone to even be injured.

He kept the call going as he rushed around the neighbourhood, urging people to evacuate. One neighbour remembers the dentist "just shouting", then others joined in.

"I didn't want to know that there's someone I could have saved and I didn't," Mahmoud says.

Hundreds of people poured into the streets that morning. Residents of this usually peaceful city were screaming and running, some of them wearing their pyjamas or prayer clothes.

The area - just north of the Wadi Gaza river, a point that Israel has been ordering civilians to move south of since the early days of the war - was made up of modern blocks of flats as well as shops, cafes, universities, schools, and parks. It was in these parks that people began to gather.

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Mahmoud could not understand why his neighbourhood had become a target. "I tried my best to stop him. I asked, 'Why do you want to bomb?'

"He said, 'There are some things that we see that you don't see.'"

The man did not explain what he meant.

"It is an order from people bigger than me and you, and we have an order to bomb," the voice added, according to Mahmoud.

When the areas around the buildings were clear the man informed Mahmoud that the bombing would begin.

Mahmoud panicked - what if they bombed the wrong building by mistake? "Wait a bit," the man told him, he says.

An Israeli aircraft circled overhead.

Mahmoud stared at the three towers that neighboured his own apartment block. Then one of them was bombed.

"This is the tower that we want, stay away," the man on the phone said as the building fell, according to Mahmoud.

The two other blocks were then destroyed.

Images taken in al-Zahra that morning show rubble in the place of those three apartment blocks, while a video shows residents wandering around in shock and bewilderment as they view the immediate aftermath of the strikes. A post on the community Facebook group at 08:28 local time says three towers had been "wiped out completely".

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Watch: The strikes that followed the phone call to Mahmoud Shaheen

When the bombing stopped, Mahmoud remembers the voice telling him: "We've finished… you can go back."

Mahmoud didn't understand what he had just witnessed. He had lived in this Gaza neighbourhood for 15 years, running a busy dental practice and bringing up his children there.

"I told him al-Zahra is a civilian area. No one is a stranger here… I tried to make him understand. It is not a border area, we have not had previous clashes. It was always an area outside of trouble," he says.

A post that morning on the community Facebook group urged neighbours to offer beds, food and water to those made homeless.

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People searched for shelter or places to flee to. Local authorities started clearing the debris from the roads, and putting out fires in the rubble.

Those whose homes remained intact returned. Some people felt a sense of security.

"We went back [home], thinking they won't bomb again," one told us.

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A missed call from a private number

Later that day, Mahmoud had just finished his Isha, or night-time prayers, at his flat when he saw a missed call from a private number on his phone.

His heart sank. "Immediately I understood there would be an evacuation and bombing, but I didn't know what the target would be. I thought it might be my home, it might be the home next to me," he says.

His phone soon rang again. A different man was on the line.

The voice said they had realised Mahmoud was a "wise man" after the events of that morning, which is why they were calling him again.

The man introduced himself as Daoud.

Mahmoud was unnerved by the level of detail the man had about his life - by the familiar way the man addressed him and referred to his son's name.

According to Mahmoud's account, this man then made some attempt to explain what was happening in Gaza.

"He started telling me: 'Did you see how they [Hamas] slaughtered those children with knives?'…

"I told him that according to our Islamic religion, this is forbidden," Mahmoud recalls.

He urged the voice against "mass punishment", but Mahmoud knew it was hopeless.

Mahmoud says the man told him more buildings would be destroyed that night, and the dentist would need to order his neighbours to evacuate once again.

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The blocks of apartments were built with communal areas in the centre of them

At first, he was told the targets were two buildings next to the three that had been destroyed that morning, as well as a second block of towers.

"He said to me, 'We want you to inform people to evacuate the area,' and I said, 'You need to give me time.'"

He got to work. "We evacuated all the people and even evacuated a third block because it was so close to the second one," Mahmoud says.

At this point al-Zahra was largely in darkness. Residents say electricity had gone and they were using phones and torches for light as they filled the streets. Some had time to grab pre-packed bags as they left their homes, with items like spare clothing, water, phones and first aid kits. Others did not.

"It was absolute horror," one resident, Abdullah al-Khatib, says. "We didn't know where to go. We literally just ran out, taking nothing."

"Can't see clearly. Just evacuate," another says by WhatsApp message, recalling the events of that night. "I just focus on being safe with family."

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People waited outside on the street

Mahmoud continued trying to buy as much time as he could, talking to the man who called himself Daoud until everyone was clear of the area and had been able to get into their cars if they wanted to drive away.

Three buildings were destroyed. As Mahmoud watched the destruction, the man on the phone said three more buildings would be bombed and then the residents would be allowed to return.

But a change of orders came suddenly.

They would bomb the full row of apartment blocks on the eastern side of the street, Mahmoud recalls being told.

This was more than 20 tower blocks, and hundreds of homes.

"There were people we hadn't evacuated yet because there was no warning about those buildings. I told him, 'At least give us until morning, in night time, where will the people go?'

"The answer was, 'The orders have been received, and we will bomb all towers within two hours.'"

Mahmoud screamed at people to clear the area, running from block to block.

Residents describe chaotic scenes of adults shouting and children weeping. Some parents and children lost one another in the melee.

Despite the panic, Mahmoud stayed on the phone the whole time, trying his best to delay the bombing.

The voice on the other end of the phone continued, without emotion.

"He even told me, 'Take your time. I won't bomb unless you give me permission.'

"I said 'No, it's not my permission. I don't want you to bomb anything. If you want me to evacuate, I will evacuate for the safety of the people, but if you want to bomb, don't tell me you need my permission.

"'It's not Mahmoud Shaheen who will bomb al-Zahra.'"

An elderly disabled woman lived in the last block of apartment buildings. Mahmoud and those around him told locals to "drive like crazy" to reach her and get her out.

He and others also worried about a local elderly care home. But the man on the phone said "he'd just destroy the residential buildings", according to Mahmoud.

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Mahmoud says what he and his neighbours witnessed that night "wasn't a small bombing" but the "complete destruction of buildings", as the residential blocks were levelled one by one.

"It was a very hard night for all the people of al-Zahra."

Photos and video footage posted by residents of the community show the aftermath of the evening bombing.

A post on the Facebook group at 21:11 local time says: "Al-Zahra towers are being bombed right now. God have mercy."

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Watch: The second wave of strikes to hit buildings in al-Zahra, in the evening

One resident speaking to the BBC via WhatsApp message recalled the confusion in the streets. "We didn't know where we should go - some said we must go to schools, some said we should go to Al Nuseirat [a refugee camp south of the neighbourhood]. During that [time] came cruel bombs."

Mahmoud asked the man on the phone where he should take his neighbours.

"He said, 'Either take them east or west'. I said, 'To take them east will be hard, because to the east of al-Zahra is Al Mughraqa - an already unsafe area. People were already scared to go there.'

"He told me, 'Take them west to Palestine Street'. I suggested the University of Palestine and he said yes."

Mahmoud led the crowd, which included not just residents of the tower blocks, but also other displaced people who had sought shelter in al-Zahra after fleeing their own homes elsewhere in northern Gaza.

Other residents have confirmed that they went to the university, and a video posted on the Facebook group shows people walking and driving in that direction, as the person behind the camera prays.

Mahmoud hangs up - but a neighbour's phone rings

Mahmoud says people waited at the university in fear, listening to the drumming of explosions outside. Frightened dogs in the street tried to find a spot to lie down between women and children.

At one point, Mahmoud says the voice on the phone asked him how much battery he had left. He had 15%. They told him to hang up to preserve it and that they would call back again.

Frequent calls followed.

"They would ring to tell me, 'Now we will bomb another building,' 'Now we will bomb another one.' They said, 'We will keep calling until we finish,'" Mahmoud says.

At one point a neighbour's phone rang, with the voice asking for Mahmoud Shaheen.

Mahmoud had been keeping his distance from his wife and five children all day - both because he was busy evacuating people and because he feared that his contact with Israeli intelligence made him a target.

At the university, he checked they were OK, and then left them again.

The residents of al-Zahra endured a sleepless night. The crowd looked to Mahmoud for updates and answers.

"[They were] saying 'Hey doctor, did they call you so we can go back? Did they tell you where they will hit?'"

Dawn broke. A post on the community Facebook group at 08:53 local time said: "The bombing is still going on up to this moment."

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Some of those who evacuated spent the night sheltering near the University of Palestine

Videos shared overnight captured flashes of orange in the night sky. Others shot in the morning show plumes of grey smoke rising with the sun over the city.

Mahmoud and the man who called himself Daoud kept speaking until the streets went quiet. Then the calls abruptly stopped without any further instructions for the people of al-Zahra.

"They didn't tell us to go back to our homes, or to evacuate or leave the area. So people waited until noon, and then they started to move," Mahmoud says.

In the hours and days that followed, the community of al-Zahra, like many in Gaza, disbanded.

"Even for the people whose homes were still standing, there are no services left… the sewage systems are damaged, there is no bakery, there is no supermarket, there is no water, no electricity," Mahmoud says.

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Mahmoud's block was not destroyed, although it was severely damaged. The neighbourhood where he built up his dental practice over 15 years, and became a linchpin of the community, is now gone. There is nothing left for him in al-Zahra.

He has taken his family to another region of Gaza, where he is staying in a friend's house that is crowded with people.

"I don't think about my clinic or my house, I just pray that I survive and stay alive," he says.

"Material things are nothing, you could die at any second right now. We don't think about anything else."

Israel is known to have warned Gazans by calling them, texting them and dropping leaflets before bombing. But in some cases, civilians say they have not been warned ahead of time.

 

[Bwana Utam]

Unaweza nionyesha airbase, military headquarters, naval base au military installation yoyote ya Hamas?
Miundombinu ya Hamas ndio hiyohiyo miundombinu ya raia. Benki ya Hamas ni Islamic Bank of Gaza ni ya kiraia na imeharibiwa jana, benki hiyohiyo iliyokuwa inapokea misaada ya kimataifa ndio inapokea mchango wa kuendeleza ugaidi.
Majengo ya wakuu wa Hamas ndio majengo ya raia wa kawaida, hawana military barracks. Shule tena nyingine za UN, misikiti vyote hivyo wanatumia.

Hakuna kitu chochote kikubwa kinachomilikiwa na Hamas independently kasoro mahandaki.

Wakati huo military installations za Ukraine zinajulikana na bado zipo nyingi sana nchi nzima. Au ndege za Ukraine zinaruka kutokea chumbani?

Sheria ipi inatoa haki ya kushambuliwa bank kisa inapokea pesa za kuendesha ugaidi hamas magaidi kwa sheria ipi ya umoja wa mataifa ISRAEL [emoji1134] mwezi mzima sasa wanahangaika nakale kakundi kawatu 10k hili kundi la wanamgambo wa IDF la takiwa kuvunjwa sio mahala pake ila kaunta attack inaendeleje hapo Ukraine [emoji1255]

 

[ITR]

Sheria ipi inatoa haki ya kushambuliwa bank kisa inapokea pesa za kuendesha ugaidi hamas magaidi kwa sheria ipi ya umoja wa mataifa ISRAEL [emoji1134] mwezi mzima sasa wanahangaika nakale kakundi kawatu 10k hili kundi la wanamgambo wa IDF la takiwa kuvunjwa sio mahala pake ila kaunta attack inaendeleje hapo Ukraine [emoji1255]

Duh mkuu umepotelea wapi?

 

[Bwana Utam]

Inasikitisha sana.

Nadhani hao Palestinian walio wengi wakiulizwa kama wanazipenda harakati za hao Hizbulah sijui Hamas hakuna anaewaunga mkono maana mara nyingi makosa wanayoyafanya wakidhani wanaokoa nchi yao matokeo yake yanawaumiza wasiokuwepo.

Hamas na Hizbullah zinapendwa mnooo sababu zinajua kudeal na Israel [emoji1134] wale wapuuzi waki Israel [emoji1134] wanaelewa lugha yakupelekewa moto tuuu