10:48 PM @joegaza93 I’m back to work again, but this time as an adult ICU nurse not Pediatric ICU, after 2 weeks of moving to the south and leaving #Gaza city and Al Nasser pediatric hospital where I was work, I’m now in Nasser medical complex in Khan Younis city southern of #Gaza strip, I tried to work in the PICU, but they have enough staff so they sent me to Adult ICU.
The medical conditions in Gaza is very bad honestly, the wounded conditions are really very hard, all the wounded from Gaza city, they are thousands now they are in south of Gaza hospitals now, the numbers are big and the kind of wounds are really very serious, thousands must be transferred outside for treatment. 8:56 PM @mohamed.h.masri A letter written by an Israeli hostage to Hamas leaders..
This is her own testimony on how they treated her..
This is a translation of the letter into English..⬇️
"23/11/2023
For the generals who have accompanied me in the last weeks, it looks like we're going to part tomorrow, but I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the kind humanity that you have shown towards My daughter, Emilia.
You were like her parents, you invited her to your room every time she wanted.
She admits that you are all her friends, and not only friends, but also dear and good loved ones.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for the many hours you were like a nanny to her.
Thank you for being patient with her and for giving her sweets, fruit and everything that you have, even if not much is available. Children don't have to be in captivity, but thanks to you and to other good people we knew on the way, my daughter considered herself a queen in Gaza. In general, she feels like she is the center of the world.
We haven't met anyone in this long journey, even the leaders, that did not act gently and tenderly towards her.
I will always be in debt to you, because she did not get out of here with psychological trauma. I will remember your kind behavior despite the difficult situation you were dealing with and the difficult losses that you endure here in Gaza.
I wish that in this world we could be good friends, and I wish you all good health, and love for you and your family members.
Thank you very much
Daniel and Emilia" 12:05 AM @motaz_azaiza Someone reached out to me from an anonymous number and it’s not his first time, I answered the first time and he said things to me that actually happened.
I picked up the call disregarding the inherent risks and peril of answering such a call amidst these incredibly unbelievable circumstances. Responding to such a call utterly means putting my life on the line.
Through this conversation, the caller made it evident that the colonization forces had a clear agenda—to silence the Palestinian narrative by employing every possible means to obscure and manipulate it.
Their aim is to wield control over media coverage, a crucial tool we employ objectively to convey the true events unfolding in Gaza.
I’m so glad that I was able to document thier intent of the settler colonial project. he openly acknowledged and declared that, under the relentless bombardment, we were going to be compelled to seek refuge in Egypt instead of remaining here.
The devastating consequence of this admission has been the near-destruction of my entire city—a deliberate effort to obliterate any semblance of life in Gaza, leaving my people with no choice but to seek existence in more hospitable places.
Despite this, Gaza is our homeland, where we were born, educated, and have lived. Therefore we would prefer death, facing starvation, and enduring the hardships of life here, than to pursue a more comfortable existence elsewhere, the harsh reality is that circumstances often force us into difficult choices.
Peace out
Motaz Azaiza 
