Ruwaida Amer
News Reporter at Al Jazeera English
journalist 🎥 & Teacher 👩🏫 I am a filmmaker and I express my people through writing articles. As for education, it is my passion to be among children.
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2 days ago |
smh.com.au | Henry Bodkin |Ruwaida Amer
, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The aerial photographs show five narrow lanes made of high metal fences wedged between two artificial mounds of earth and topped with barbed wire. Inside, hundreds of people are crammed under the baking sun. The sight of ordinary Gazans corralled into cages is not the image Israel’s reputation managers were after.
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3 days ago |
msn.com | Henry Bodkin |Ruwaida Amer
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3 weeks ago |
aljazeera.com | Ruwaida Amer
The Nakba. It's a concept that accompanied me from birth until I lived through it myself these past two years. I was born a refugee in the Khan Younis camp, known by the city's residents as the largest gathering of refugees expelled from their lands during the Nakba, when Israel was founded in 1948.
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3 weeks 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.
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3 weeks 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.
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One Day in Gaza continues to win major international awards. I was producer of this film from Gaza. The idea behind the film was to choose ten people to document their day-to-day lives during the war. recently won @PeabodyAwards https://t.co/KlWjyvTrxx
This war is against children, they are the group that has suffered most painfully from the war.
‘She’s dying in front of my eyes’: The Gazan children starving under Israeli siege With over 70,000 children hospitalized for malnutrition, Israel's blockade has parents watching helplessly as their children waste away. By Ahmed Ahmed and @ruwaidaamer8: https://t.co/AkAvwMCkXm
I want to ask you for something personal: Please pray for my mother. She will undergo an emergency operation next week under these difficult circumstances. We have no healthcare facilities or good food. But we are fighting every moment to survive.❤️🩹
