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Ask my Gazan Friend Anything (hexbear.net)

submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by MohammedTheCommunistPalestinian@hexbear.net to c/chapotraphouse@hexbear.net

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So as you know I am Palestinian ,I am from Nablus and I live there ,I have a friend from Gaza who I have known for a year before the war had started .

he was born and raised in Gaza and even lived in Gaza during the war for about 7 months before managing to go to Egypt ,I’ve asked my Friend if he’s okay with this and he has said yes and the mods have approved of my request as well

So come on ,you’re not gonna get this chance again

ask him anything

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[-] Cyanocobalamin@lemmy.dbzer0.com 13 points 1 month ago

I don't know how to formulate this in a way that doesn't sound too lib, but I'm very curious about the opinion of someone that lived through and endured all the shit that israel has thrown at them: imagine the dust has settled, shitheads like Nethanyahu got their rightful bullet, Palestine is free. How do you feel about the idea of the current population of israel keeping on living in Palestine, enjoying the same rights as everyone else there?

[-] MohammedTheCommunistPalestinian@hexbear.net 10 points 1 month ago

شعور حقا سئ جدا جدا أشخاص يأتون من اخر الدنيا يسكنون في ارضنا و في بيوتنا ,بيتنا ل هلى موجود من سنة 48 في رملة

تعرف ابويا وعمي راح عليها و تصور على باب بيت و ما قدر أنه يدخلها عشان فيها صهاينه, جد ابويا كان من رجال الأعمال في فلسطين, تعرف اغلب الأراضي في مطار بن غوريون لعائلتنا والله ،جد ابيويا كان بيته عبارة عن فيلا ، لو لقيت صورة رح ابعتلك اياها

I’m not even gonna trans let this because I can’t 💔

[-] Aru@lemmygrad.ml 10 points 1 month ago

"real bad feeling, people coming from the edge of the world [hyperbolic for far away] living in our lands and homes, my family's home still exists in Ramallah from 48.

You know my dad and my uncle went there and took pictures infront of the door and weren't able to enter because there's settlers there, really my dad was a business man in Palestine most of the land in Ben Guirion airport belonged to us, my dad's grandfather's house was basically a villa, if I found a picture I'll send"