Maram Humaid
Gaza Digital Reporter at Al Jazeera English
Gaza Digital Reporter @AJEnglish. Views are my own. 📩 [email protected].
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2 weeks ago |
winnmediaskn.com | Maram Humaid
Gaza fisherwoman Madleen Kulab says activists whose aid ship was intercepted by Israel delivered ‘noble’ message. By Gaza City – For the past week, Madleen Kulab, the 30-year-old fisherwoman and inspiration for the name of the Madleen aid ship, had followed the vessel’s journey with a mixture of hope and anxiety as it sailed towards Gaza’s shores in an attempt to break Israel’s blockade.
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2 weeks ago |
aljazeera.com | Maram Humaid
Gaza City - For the past week, Madleen Kulab, the 30-year-old fisherwoman and inspiration for the name of the Madleen aid ship, had followed the vessel's journey with a mixture of hope and anxiety as it sailed towards Gaza's shores in an attempt to break Israel's blockade. Throughout its voyage, Kulab remained in close contact with organisers of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC), which launched the vessel.
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3 weeks ago |
aljazeera.com | Maram Humaid |Simon Speakman Cordall
Gaza City - As the Madleen sails towards Gaza to try to deliver life-saving aid to its people, little is known about the woman the boat was named after: Madleen Kulab, Gaza's only fisherwoman. When Al Jazeera first met Madleen Kulab (also spelled Madelyn Culab) three years ago, she had two children, was expecting her third and lived a relatively quiet life in Gaza City with her husband, Khader Bakr, 32, also a fisherman.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Maram Humaid
Khan Younis, Gaza – Yazan Musleh, 13, lies in a hospital bed set up in a tent on the grounds of Nasser Hospital, his t-shirt pulled up to reveal a large white bandage on his thin torso. Beside him, his father, Ihab, sits fretfully, still shaken by the bloodied dawn he and his sons lived through on Sunday when Israeli forces opened fire on thousands of people gathered to receive aid from the Israeli-conceived, and United States-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
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1 month ago |
aljazeera.com | Maram Humaid
Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip - Jehad Al-Assar left his tent in central Gaza's Deir el-Balah early in the morning on a new and exhausting journey to get food for his family. His destination on Wednesday: an aid distribution point in Rafah, in the far south of Gaza, run by the United States-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
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RT @anealla: “This is a call to break the global silence, to draw the world’s attention to what’s happening in Gaza.” Meet Madleen Kulab,…
RT @Gazanalysis: A ship called Madleen: Gaza’s first fisherwoman inspires solidarity mission https://t.co/4bl9uypkmj via @MaramGaza
These are scenes of the Israeli army opening fire on crowds of "starving" people heading to receive U.S. aid near the Netzarim corridor central Gaza! Hunger, humiliation, the stripping of dignity — followed by deliberate killing broadcast live. #massacre #GazaGenocide https://t.co/w2YL34gYP3