25-year-old Fatima Hassoun, who for 18 months documented the pacification of the ghetto in Gaza and was even a protagonist of the documentary, She died. together with 10 members of his family. The attack on her flat was carried out by the judaic army.
Jews murdered a reporter who documented their crimes. Fatima Hassouna knew death was always at her door. While she spent time documenting raids, home demolitions, endless resettlements, and the death of 11 members of her family, all she demanded was not to let her go quietly. ‘If I am to die, I want a loud death so that the planet will hear of it.” – she wrote on her social media a while ago.
“I do not want to be just a message of the day or a number in a group, I want the death that the planet will hear, which will stay in memory and become a timeless image that cannot be buried” She added.
Wednesday, April 16, just days before her wedding, a 25-year-old female died in an Israeli air strike. The bomb hit her home straight in the northern part of the ghetto in Gaza. 10 members of her household were besides killed, including her pregnant sister.
The judaic army reported that it was a deliberate attack on "Hamas associate liable for attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians".
Interestingly, 24 hours before Fatima's death, it was announced that at the French independent movie festival held in parallel with the celebrated Cannes festival, a documentary focusing on her life in Gaza would be presented from the beginning of the pacification.
The movie “Put your soul on your hand and go” was shot by Iranian manager Sepideh Farsi. He tells the communicative of suffering in Gaza and the regular lives of Palestinians. It consists of respective video conversations between Hassouna and Farsi. As Farsi described, Hassouna became "with my eyes in Gaza... burning and full of life. I filmed her laughter, tears, hopes and depression.”
– She was so light, so talented. erstwhile you watch the movie, you'll understand. I talked to her a fewer hours before she died to tell her the movie was in Cannes and to invitation her to his broadcast. said Farsi. A manager who lives in France said he was afraid that Hassouna was the mark of the attack due to her widely commented work by a photojournalist and a fresh publicized participation in the documentary.
Gaza is the most deadly conflict for journalists, with more than 170 killed since 2023, although any estimates talk even of 206. Gazan journalists reacted with regret and anger to the news that the Israeli air strike had taken Hassouna from them, as she feared. – She documented massacres among bombings and shootings, perpetuating the pains and screams of people in photographyand – said Anas al-Shareef, Al Jazeery reporter.
OUR COMMENTS: The demolition of the evidence of the crime and the elimination of the people who collected it are crucial in the cover-up of genocide committed on the Palestinians by judaic Nazis. It's about full intimidation of journalists to then sale the good Jews and bad Muslims to the world. The accusation against Fatima Hassouna that her flat was a terrorist residence is simply a standard practice of judaic criminals.
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