Today, Explained A call from Gaza
Nov 14, 2023
Mohammed Ghalaieny, a Palestinian British atmospheric scientist, shares his compelling reasons for staying in Gaza during the ongoing siege, highlighting themes of belonging and community. Mohanad Sabri, an independent journalist, adds insight into the complexities of the Rafah crossing and the struggles many face trying to escape the violence. The conversation touches on the harrowing realities of displacement, the emotional toll on civilians, and the dire humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the personal stories behind the statistics.
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Family Escape from North Gaza
- Mohamed Galayini's family fled north Gaza in a harrowing escape.
- They traveled in three packed vehicles amidst bombing and destruction.
Witnessing the Exodus
- Galayini witnessed people fleeing on foot, donkey carts, and trucks, reminiscent of the 1948 Nakba.
- He recounted a friend's story of an elderly man struggling to walk, supported by his family, fearing Israeli fire.
International Complicity
- Galayini condemns Israel's actions as a war crime and accuses the international community of complicity.
- He calls out Joe Biden, Rishi Sunak, and the EU for enabling ethnic cleansing.
