Ahmed Ahmed

1 month ago | internazionale.it | Ahmed Ahmed |Ruwaida Amer

Rahaf Ayad, 12 anni, è così malnutrita che riesce a malapena a parlare. I capelli le stanno cadendo. Le costole sporgono. Riesce a stento a muoversi. Sbatte le palpebre lentamente, i suoi occhi sono pesanti. Originaria di Al Shujaiya, un quartiere nella parte orientale della città di Gaza, Rahaf vive ora con sette familiari in una stanza a casa di un parente in un altro quartiere della città.

1 month ago | truthdig.com | Ahmed Ahmed |Ruwaida Amer

Twelve-year-old Rahaf Ayad is so malnourished she can barely speak. Her hair is falling out. Her ribs protrude. She can hardly move her limbs. She blinks slowly, her eyelids heavy. Originally from Al-Shuja’iya in eastern Gaza City, Rahaf now lives with her seven family members in a single room in a relative’s house in the city’s Al-Rimal neighborhood. Shurooq, Rahaf’s mother, explained that her daughter’s health began deteriorating rapidly due to the lack of food.

2 months ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Ruwaida Amer |Ahmed Ahmed

Since Israel shattered the ceasefire in Gaza last month, Palestinians have been facing horrors reminiscent of the first days of Israel’s genocidal onslaught. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the Israeli military has killed over 1,300 people and wounded more than 3,000 in the past three weeks, in which time the overall death toll in the enclave has surpassed 50,000.

Jan 16, 2025 | progressivehub.net | Ahmed Ahmed |Ruwaida Amer

It is a pattern with which Gazans are painfully familiar: as reports of an imminent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas began swirling earlier this week, the Israeli military unleashed hell on the besieged Strip, killing  in the past 24 hours. Among the latest victims was 25-year-old activist and children’s entertainer Ahmed Al-Shawa, who was killed along with several of his colleagues in an airstrike on Gaza City’s Al-Daraj neighborhood.

Jan 15, 2025 | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Ahmed Ahmed |Ruwaida Amer

After 15 months of devastation, Palestinians are anxiously awaiting the chance to reunite with loved ones and return to what remains of their homes. facebook twitter email link It is a pattern with which Gazans are painfully familiar: as reports of an imminent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas began swirling earlier this week, the Israeli military unleashed hell on the besieged Strip, killing in the past 24 hours.