3:07 PM @chalanhamza In the heart of Palestine, mothers blossom like flowers of resilience. They raise their children with the spirit of resistance, sacrificing their dreams to see their homelands liberated. One of these mothers, the mother of Muhammad Karaja, writes the story of her son's life with letters of determination.
Muhammad works in the field, his heart pulsating with love for his homeland and a desire for freedom. Time passes, and his challenges are silently endured by his mother, who watches and perseveres, knowing that the joy of the nation may come at a steep cost.
Eighty days have passed, and Muhammad continues to work tirelessly, his mother's absence looming in his thoughts. Then comes that poignant moment when his mother's image materializes through the fog of absence. The reunion is both tragic and beautiful, as tears blend with the smile of their meeting.
Words are exchanged between them. Muhammad shares the challenges of his journey, and his mother listens with a heart full of pride and love. The long absences transform into a profound moment of connection, uniting mother and son with the spirit of sacrifice and dedication. 11:12 AM @hossam_shbat حكاية ومعاناة جديدة ارصدها لكم من شمال غزة
قصة هذه الحجة لديها ٣ اولاد قد استشهدوا في قصف العدو لمنزلهم بالكامل كل ليلة تجلس على باب خيمتها وتنادي عليهم وهم اموات وانهار بالبكاء
تعيش هذه الحجة كل المصاعب بعد فقد أبنائها التي ربتهم وهم ايتمام بعد وفاة ابيهم
وبعد هذه المعاناة ولدت معاناة اكبر
بعد اسبوع من استشهادها ابنهائها قد انجبت احد زوجات ابنهائها طفل اسمته باسمه (محمد) وفي ظل. انعدام المستشفيات امر متعب ومرهق ان تلد الام في المدرسة دون وجود أي طبيب ولم يجد الطفل حضانة ولكن ولد دون أن يشاهد ابيه هذه الطفل أتى بعد أن كان ينتظره والده الذي استشهد ٦ سنوات
الان الطفل في أسوء الأحوال دون ملابس والبرد يأكل جسده دون حليب يقدم له فقط المياه الغير صالحة للشرب
A new story and suffering that I report to you from northern Gaza The story of this argument is that she has three children who were martyred in the bombing of their entire house. Every night, she sits at the door of her tent and calls them while they are dead and collapses in tears. This Hajjah lives through all the hardships after losing her children, whom she raised, and they are Ettam after the death of their father After this, Akbar was born After her sons were martyred, one of their sons’ wives gave birth to a child named after him (Muhammad) and in his shadow. Because he controlled a tired and exhausted patient, for the mother to give birth in school without a doctor, that is, and the child did not find a nursery, but was born without his father’s Toyota. This child came after he had been watched by his father, who was martyred for 6 years. Now the child is mistakenly without clothes and eating his body without milk. He is only provided with drinkable water
#غزة 10:45 AM @hossam_shbat سانشر فيديو حكاية ومعاناة جديدة ارصدها لكم من شمال غزة
قصة هذه الحجة لديها ٣ اولاد قد استشهدوا في قصف العدو لمنزلهم بالكامل كل ليلة تجلس على باب خيمتها وتنادي عليهم وهم اموات وانهار بالبكاء
تعيش هذه الحجة كل المصاعب بعد فقد أبنائها التي ربتهم وهم ايتمام بعد وفاة ابيهم
وبعد هذه المعاناة ولدت معاناة اكبر
بعد اسبوع من استشهادها ابنهائها قد انجبت احد زوجات ابنهائها طفل اسمته باسمه (محمد) وفي ظل. انعدام المستشفيات امر متعب ومرهق ان تلد الام في المدرسة دون وجود أي طبيب ولم يجد الطفل حضانة ولكن ولد دون أن يشاهد ابيه هذه الطفل أتى بعد أن كان ينتظره والده الذي استشهد ٦ سنوات
الان الطفل في أسوء الأحوال دون ملابس والبرد يأكل جسده دون حليب يقدم له فقط المياه الغير صالحة للشرب
A new tale and hardship I narrate to you from North Gaza. This story is about a woman who had 3 sons, all martyred in the enemy's complete bombardment of their house. Every night, she sits at the entrance of her tent, calling out to them even though they are deceased, and breaks down in tears. This woman faces all difficulties after the loss of her sons whom she raised as orphans after their father passed away.
After this hardship, a greater suffering emerged. A week after her sons were martyred, one of her sons' wives gave birth to a child and named him 'Mohammed.' In a situation where hospitals are absent, it was arduous and exhausting for the mother to deliver in a school without any doctor, and the child had no incubator. However, the baby was born never having seen his father. This child came after his father - who was martyred - had waited 6 years for his birth.
Now, the child is in the worst of conditions, without clothes, his body suffering from the cold, and without milk, being offered only water that is not safe to drink. 
