“This is torture. The sound of bombs is getting closer and closer. The smell of gunpowder is everywhere and dust fills the air. What breakfast in Gaza?’ writes the journalist of Al Jazeera on platform X.
Shocking are the morning tweets from Al Jazeera journalist Maram Humaid, who lives in Gaza, from where she describes the sounds of the bombs getting “louder and closer”.
“This is torture. The sound of bombs is getting closer and closer. The smell of gunpowder is everywhere and dust fills the air. What breakfast in Gaza?’ writes on the X platform.
This is torture. Sound of bombing are getting closer and louder. The smell of gunpowder is everywhere and the dust fills the air. What a morning in Gaza?
— Maram Humaid (@MaramGaza) October 11, 2023
In a second tweet 50 minutes later, he wrote: “A huge bomb dropped very close to our house without warning. I woke up to broken glasses on my head. I immediately covered my two-month-old baby with my body, took him and ran away.”
After I shared my latest tweet. A huge bombing hit very close to our home without warning. I woke up to the shattered glass smashing on my head. I immediately covered my 2-month baby with my body, picked him up and ran away. STOP the War. We’re dying. #Gaza
— Maram Humaid (@MaramGaza) October 11, 2023
Source :Skai
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