Nakba #62 - Amina Ali Hammoud
”I was 14 when the jews attacked our village. My parents prohibited me to go outside, but I ran outside anyway to look at the soldiers. Then I ran back to my mother och explained the Israelis looked just like ordinary people, not monsters”, says Amina Ali Hammoud. ”A soldier shouted over a loudspeaker that we could either flee or choose to stay and be killed. One of the village men waved a white flag, as a sign that we were surrendering. The Israelis told the village mukhtar to gather all the villagers in the Sahat Aleyan square. There, the Israelis arrested seven men, blindfolded them, and…
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