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Where is Hind ?

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Desertrose2023 · 01/02/2024 12:33

6 year old Hind Hamadeh was in a car with her family, including her mum, dad and 4 siblings. Their car came under fire from the Israeli army and her whole family was killed. Paramedics from the Palestine Red Crescent were dispatched to try and rescue her. Nothing has been heard of Hind or the ambulance crew for 48 hours!

when will these appalling incidents end.

Please raise awareness where you can about their disappearance. Here is the recording of Hind’s call begging for help.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2wrK6qtXrf/?igsh=MWRvemc5emo4aWVsbQ==

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EasterIssland · 22/06/2024 07:42

A British organisation has done some investigation about what happened

“From the tank position indicated by the greatest alignment between entry and exit holes, we concluded that the shooter would have had a clear view of the car and its passengers. In other words, they would have been aware of the presence of two children.
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https://forensic-architecture.org/investigation/the-killing-of-hind-rajab

Forensic Architecture

https://forensic-architecture.org/investigation/the-killing-of-hind-rajab

anotherlevel · 26/02/2024 11:06

Here's an article from The Times of Israel stating that the IDF said they weren't in the vicinity.

www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-no-troops-were-operating-in-area-where-6-year-old-gazan-girl-was-killed-earlier-this-month-initial-probe/

I know many posters would like to believe this is true but given the evidence, it's a lie.

10UsernamesNotAvailableTryAnotherOne · 26/02/2024 02:02

There was also the remains of the tank shell found in the ambulance sent to rescue Hind.

twitter.com/EuroMedHR/status/1756636671901057109

LonelyPainter · 25/02/2024 20:07

@EasterIssland Apologies, yes.

EasterIssland · 25/02/2024 19:26

LonelyPainter · 25/02/2024 18:51

That Al Jazeera analysis is pretty persuasive. Poor Hind.

I believe it’s this the report you mean ?
https://twitter.com/palinfoen/status/1761752916514472080

https://twitter.com/palinfoen/status/1761752916514472080

LonelyPainter · 25/02/2024 18:51

That Al Jazeera analysis is pretty persuasive. Poor Hind.

inkworks273 · 25/02/2024 11:53

EasterIssland · 25/02/2024 11:17

Idf says they weren’t in the proximity when hind was killed. That’s not what satellite images apparently show
https://twitter.com/BonsaiSky/status/1761536944641560627

They lie and they lie and they lie and they lie.

EasterIssland · 25/02/2024 11:17

Idf says they weren’t in the proximity when hind was killed. That’s not what satellite images apparently show
https://twitter.com/BonsaiSky/status/1761536944641560627

https://twitter.com/BonsaiSky/status/1761536944641560627

PeasfullPerson · 18/02/2024 20:56

HazelSheep · 16/02/2024 13:28

I was at a funeral this morning of a child, a friend and classmate of my child. The effect that the loss of this child has had on the community was clear to see. Family, neighbours, friends, classmates, teammates, teachers, coaches, parents of the children affected and many more. Hundreds of people all coming together to honour this poor child who will never get to see adulthood. It was a lot, so much grief and loss.

Hind, Layan,Sidra and 1000s and 1000s more children, all gone forever, all leaving the same holes in their communities that the child whose funeral I attended today has. It is incomprehensible how Gaza can ever recover from this. How they manage to put one foot in front of the other when faced with a level of grief that is unimaginable.

My child is dreading school on Monday and being faced with the empty chair of his friend. Gaza will have over 12,000 empty chairs if they ever get back to school. I know this is a bit of a pointless ramble but I'm just so sad this afternoon, so much pointless loss, so much avoidable grief, so many empty chairs and so many children like my son left grieving over them.

Thanks for sharing this and highlighting the far and devastating impact the death of one child can have. To be in Gaza right now with as you say all those empty chairs, must be for most people like a living nightmare. The suffering of 12,000 chairs must surely be far greater than the sum of those empty chairs. Are any children still receiving an education, are there even any chairs left to sit on.

I am sorry for your loss, your son’s loss, and your community’s loss.

anotherlevel · 18/02/2024 20:36

I've just seen this post on social media.
I can't find any sources for the new audio they found. Has anyone heard or read anything about it?

🚨^Brand new audio of the sweet Palestinian girl, Hind, who saw the Israel military murder her entire family in their car, and called for help.

Here we hear Hind describe soldiers approaching her in a tank before they slaughtered her as well.

This murder alone should’ve shocked the conscience of the world so much that everything stopped. ^

Auvergne63 · 16/02/2024 17:35

Myothercarisareliantrobin · 16/02/2024 12:14

Why are you surprised about this? Surely you don't expect her to read the Book of Mormon ?

You are being flippant about a child reading the Quoran before dying? Why?

Dulra · 16/02/2024 15:25

@etmoiandme I don't consider replying to people as a pile on. I just felt a thread about the murder of a child didn't need the comment that was made.

Maybe threads about individuals, especially children shouldn't be here at all. This is someone's daughter, grandaughter, sister, niece, cousin, friend discussing them on such an emotive board doesn't feel right to me. In saying that though I understand the importance of showing the people behind the statistics. It's all just so difficult

Dulra · 16/02/2024 15:20

Humdingerydoo · 16/02/2024 14:42

I very much didn't make it about myself. I was replying to a poster who was calling me incredibly offensive and inappropriate. I have a right to reply to personal attacks.

Fair enough. Apologies I was mainly referring to your original post I just thought it was a bit petty given the subject matter of the thread. No problem with people disagreeing with me.

etmoiandme · 16/02/2024 15:00

Dulra · 16/02/2024 13:54

Why are you making it all about you? This thread is about the suffering and murder of Hind

This pile-on is completely unwarranted. If you'd actually taken the time to read @Humdingerydoo's posts you'd see she has shown more nuance and more humanity towards 'both sides' of the conflict than most posters across all these threads (her post about Hind is there upthread for you to refer to incidentally). And she certainly doesn't make it all about her.

Humdingerydoo · 16/02/2024 14:42

Dulra · 16/02/2024 13:54

Why are you making it all about you? This thread is about the suffering and murder of Hind

I very much didn't make it about myself. I was replying to a poster who was calling me incredibly offensive and inappropriate. I have a right to reply to personal attacks.

Humdingerydoo · 16/02/2024 14:39

inkworks273 · 16/02/2024 13:11

The op clearly stated that they were referring to people who still support the Israeli governments actions. Nowhere did they say people who support Israel’s right to exist. Unless you are implying that these two groups of people are the same? Now that would be quite the generalisation.

Actually, you are right. They didn't say Israel's right to exist, they did specify Israel's governments actions. My apologies.

The rest of my post still stands, that they've grouped us all together based on one comment, which is a ridiculous thing to do.

Dulra · 16/02/2024 14:20

HazelSheep · 16/02/2024 13:28

I was at a funeral this morning of a child, a friend and classmate of my child. The effect that the loss of this child has had on the community was clear to see. Family, neighbours, friends, classmates, teammates, teachers, coaches, parents of the children affected and many more. Hundreds of people all coming together to honour this poor child who will never get to see adulthood. It was a lot, so much grief and loss.

Hind, Layan,Sidra and 1000s and 1000s more children, all gone forever, all leaving the same holes in their communities that the child whose funeral I attended today has. It is incomprehensible how Gaza can ever recover from this. How they manage to put one foot in front of the other when faced with a level of grief that is unimaginable.

My child is dreading school on Monday and being faced with the empty chair of his friend. Gaza will have over 12,000 empty chairs if they ever get back to school. I know this is a bit of a pointless ramble but I'm just so sad this afternoon, so much pointless loss, so much avoidable grief, so many empty chairs and so many children like my son left grieving over them.

So sorry about your loss. The death of a child is devastating and you're right it has a far reaching impact. You grieve the loss of the child and the loss of what they could have been. I hope your child and classmates get the help and support they'll need ❤

How they manage to put one foot in front of the other when faced with a level of grief that is unimaginable.
Shock and survival. They don't have time to grieve yet but they will and it will be so traumatic and they won't get the therapeutic support they'll need

Dulra · 16/02/2024 13:54

Humdingerydoo · 16/02/2024 13:11

Alternatively, you could just admit you were wrong to group all of us together based on one antagonistic comment.

I've already shared my feelings of horror about Hind's death. I don't feel the need to do so multiple times just to satisfy an anonymous poster.

Why are you making it all about you? This thread is about the suffering and murder of Hind

ConnieCounter · 16/02/2024 13:49

HazelSheep · 16/02/2024 13:28

I was at a funeral this morning of a child, a friend and classmate of my child. The effect that the loss of this child has had on the community was clear to see. Family, neighbours, friends, classmates, teammates, teachers, coaches, parents of the children affected and many more. Hundreds of people all coming together to honour this poor child who will never get to see adulthood. It was a lot, so much grief and loss.

Hind, Layan,Sidra and 1000s and 1000s more children, all gone forever, all leaving the same holes in their communities that the child whose funeral I attended today has. It is incomprehensible how Gaza can ever recover from this. How they manage to put one foot in front of the other when faced with a level of grief that is unimaginable.

My child is dreading school on Monday and being faced with the empty chair of his friend. Gaza will have over 12,000 empty chairs if they ever get back to school. I know this is a bit of a pointless ramble but I'm just so sad this afternoon, so much pointless loss, so much avoidable grief, so many empty chairs and so many children like my son left grieving over them.

I was thinking the same thing because a child I know passed away recently too and the absolute devastation caused by that one death made me think about the thousands of children in Gaza who have been killed. The tragedy of it is incalculable.

I saw pictures in the papers today of children digging around in rubble, and holding out bowls for food and it's just shocking. Yesterday I saw a photo of four very small children, dead from a bombing. These children should be in school, they should be playing with their friends and they should have homes and families and all the comforts we expect for our children. They've lost their homes, their schools, their families in many cases, others have been maimed and over 12000 have lost their lives. And it goes on and on and on with no end in sight.

LonelyPainter · 16/02/2024 13:31

@Humdingerydoo Supporting Israel's right to exist and supporting the current military effort to obliterate Gaza aren't actually the same thing. Most people with a functioning moral compass seem to manage a modicum of concern about the deaths of civilians like Hind.

HazelSheep · 16/02/2024 13:28

I was at a funeral this morning of a child, a friend and classmate of my child. The effect that the loss of this child has had on the community was clear to see. Family, neighbours, friends, classmates, teammates, teachers, coaches, parents of the children affected and many more. Hundreds of people all coming together to honour this poor child who will never get to see adulthood. It was a lot, so much grief and loss.

Hind, Layan,Sidra and 1000s and 1000s more children, all gone forever, all leaving the same holes in their communities that the child whose funeral I attended today has. It is incomprehensible how Gaza can ever recover from this. How they manage to put one foot in front of the other when faced with a level of grief that is unimaginable.

My child is dreading school on Monday and being faced with the empty chair of his friend. Gaza will have over 12,000 empty chairs if they ever get back to school. I know this is a bit of a pointless ramble but I'm just so sad this afternoon, so much pointless loss, so much avoidable grief, so many empty chairs and so many children like my son left grieving over them.

inkworks273 · 16/02/2024 13:11

Humdingerydoo · 16/02/2024 12:50

Do you often group people together like this? Or is it only people who support Israel's right to exist that you like to group together and make assumptions about? Are we just one big completely uniform group of people to you? Or will you acknowledge that your comment was incredibly offensive and inappropriate?

Edited

The op clearly stated that they were referring to people who still support the Israeli governments actions. Nowhere did they say people who support Israel’s right to exist. Unless you are implying that these two groups of people are the same? Now that would be quite the generalisation.