Rushdie Abu-Aloof

He took very little trouble to inform himself about the man he was planning to kill. He'd said he'd read a couple of pages, he didn't say of what, and that he'd watched a couple of YouTube videos and decided that I was disingenuous.

He took very little trouble to inform himself about the man he was planning to kill. He'd said he'd read a couple of pages, he didn't say of what, and that he'd watched a couple of YouTube videos and decided that I was disingenuous.

Also in this podcast... I actually thought he'd punched me very hard. I didn't realise there was a knife in his hand.

Also in this podcast... I actually thought he'd punched me very hard. I didn't realise there was a knife in his hand.

I actually thought he'd punched me. very hard. I didn't realize there was a knife in his hand. And then I saw the blood and I realized there was a weapon. And then he just started, I think he was just slashing wildly at everything. So there was a very big slash here across my neck.

I actually thought he'd punched me. very hard. I didn't realize there was a knife in his hand. And then I saw the blood and I realized there was a weapon. And then he just started, I think he was just slashing wildly at everything. So there was a very big slash here across my neck.

A state of confusion, because they don't know exactly what that means for them. I mean, they were, despite the destruction everywhere in Gaza City, some of them, they go back to, they went back to Gaza City, and they live in a half-destroyed building. They are setting up tents behind their destroyed houses. So they insisted that we want to return, we want to stay in our land.

A state of confusion, because they don't know exactly what that means for them. I mean, they were, despite the destruction everywhere in Gaza City, some of them, they go back to, they went back to Gaza City, and they live in a half-destroyed building. They are setting up tents behind their destroyed houses. So they insisted that we want to return, we want to stay in our land.

This widespread rejection, people are strongly rejecting the idea that In the official level, the president, Mahmoud Abbas, Hamas, all of the Palestinian factions, all of the key players are rejecting this idea. On the ground, people are rejecting the idea.

This widespread rejection, people are strongly rejecting the idea that In the official level, the president, Mahmoud Abbas, Hamas, all of the Palestinian factions, all of the key players are rejecting this idea. On the ground, people are rejecting the idea.

I've been talking to many people in Gaza City who returned back after a year of displacement in the south, and they said, we are not going to leave our house under any circumstances. There is no electricity, there is no water, there is no sewage system, no internet, no communication. So all elements of life in Gaza City is not there.

I've been talking to many people in Gaza City who returned back after a year of displacement in the south, and they said, we are not going to leave our house under any circumstances. There is no electricity, there is no water, there is no sewage system, no internet, no communication. So all elements of life in Gaza City is not there.

People are queuing for hours just to get one or two liters of water in Gaza. And despite this, they insisted that they want to remain in their land. And for the first time, the Palestinians who have been divided for a very long time, they are now united to say one word, that we are rejecting the idea of leaving Gaza.

People are queuing for hours just to get one or two liters of water in Gaza. And despite this, they insisted that they want to remain in their land. And for the first time, the Palestinians who have been divided for a very long time, they are now united to say one word, that we are rejecting the idea of leaving Gaza.

Until the ceasefire goes into effect, which is supposed to be 12 o'clock Sunday morning Gaza time, will Israel still have the ability to target whatever they want? We have seen more than 12 or 13 Israeli airstrikes after the announcement of the ceasefire. According to the civil defense department run by Hamas in Gaza, They said 72 people were killed in about 12 or 13 airstrikes since midnight.

Until the ceasefire goes into effect, which is supposed to be 12 o'clock Sunday morning Gaza time, will Israel still have the ability to target whatever they want? We have seen more than 12 or 13 Israeli airstrikes after the announcement of the ceasefire. According to the civil defense department run by Hamas in Gaza, They said 72 people were killed in about 12 or 13 airstrikes since midnight.

The reports from Doha this morning that there is a slight problem in the deal overshadowed the celebration that we have seen last night in Gaza.

The reports from Doha this morning that there is a slight problem in the deal overshadowed the celebration that we have seen last night in Gaza.

people were relieved and celebrating but everything like went silent this morning following the news come from doha and all palestinian eyes were focused all day on the doha to see whether this deal will go ahead or not every person that i spoke to in gaza was expressing this mixed feeling but they are worried about the future most of them i think they will be shocked when they go back to the north

people were relieved and celebrating but everything like went silent this morning following the news come from doha and all palestinian eyes were focused all day on the doha to see whether this deal will go ahead or not every person that i spoke to in gaza was expressing this mixed feeling but they are worried about the future most of them i think they will be shocked when they go back to the north