The Take Another Take: The story of Hind Rajab
Sep 6, 2025
Nebal Farsakh, Director of Media at the Palestine Red Crescent Society, shares a heart-wrenching tale about six-year-old Hind Rajab, who bravely called for help while under fire in Gaza. The discussion unveils the grim realities faced by civilians, especially children, in conflict zones. Farsakh highlights the immense challenges emergency responders encounter while trying to deliver aid amid chaos. Through Hind's tragic story, they explore themes of grief, hope, and the urgent need for accountability in protecting innocent lives.
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Child's Story Captures Global Attention
- A 23-minute ovation at Venice highlighted a film about six-year-old Hind trapped in a car amid killings in Gaza.
- A phone recording of Hind pleading for help circulated widely before she was found dead 12 days later.
First Call From Survivors At Gas Station
- Layan called the Palestine Red Crescent saying her family had been martyred and that she and Hind were the only survivors in a car.
- Dispatchers told them to stay put and promised an ambulance while trying to reassure the terrified child.
Dispatcher Stayed On Phone During Attack
- Dispatcher Rana stayed on the phone with six-year-old Hind for hours while hearing tanks, drones, and gunfire in the background.
- The line cut in and out repeatedly as Hind begged to stay on the phone and be saved.