Ahmed Asmar 

ANKARA

Israeli soldiers disguised themselves as doctors, nurses, and civilians raided early Tuesday a hospital in Jenin City, northern of the occupied West Bank, killing three Palestinians, including two brothers, with gun silencers.

Ten personnel of Israeli Special Forces dressed in doctor and nurse uniforms, as well as ordinary civilians brandishing automatic guns, raided the Ibn Sina Hospital and used silencers to kill three youths, the official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported, citing sources in the hospital.

The three slain Palestinians are identified as Mohammad and Basil Al-Ghazzawi, and Mohammad Jalamna, with 25-year-old Basil receiving medical treatment in the hospital when Israeli soldiers attacked, the news agency said.

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In a viral video posted on the social media platform X, Israeli soldiers are seen brandishing guns and terrorizing staff and patients inside the hospital. One of the soldiers, dressed entirely in black, can be seen forcing a Palestinian to drop to his knees with his hands raised.

Panic was visible among those inside the hospital when Israeli soldiers entered with guns in their hands and appeared to be screaming at the patients.

Palestinian Health Minister Mai Alkaila urged the UN and international rights groups to put an end to Israel’s daily crimes in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as to protect Palestinian health institutions from attacks.

The Palestinian groups in Jenin have called for a general strike to protest the killing of Palestinians.

Tensions have been high across the West Bank since fighting broke out in Gaza on Oct. 7 between Palestinian groups and Israel.

According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, more than 380 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank since Oct. 7, with over 4,000 others injured.

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Courtesy: Anadolu Agency (Posted on 30.01.2024)

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A note by the poetess

The poetry unites people from East to West and from Greece to Africa. We unite our pens, our verses. We dedicated this poem to all Mothers in West Bank and Mothers in Gaza. We are grateful to friend poet Charles Lipanda Mahigwe for making the translation in Swahili language, because we believe in the strength of feelings through poetry and we can make a difference in this world!!!

Eva Petropoulou-Lianou was born in Xylokastro, Greece. In 1994 she worked as a journalist for the French newspaper “Le Libre Journal” but her love for Greece won her over and she returned in 2002. She has published books and eBooks: “Me and my other self, my shadow”, “Geraldine and the Lake elf” in English – French, as well as “The Daughter of the Moon”, in the 4th edition, in Greek – English. Her work has been included in the Greek Encyclopedia Haris Patsis. Her books have been approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Cyprus, for the Student and Teacher library. Her new books, “The Fairy of the Amazon Myrtia “dedicated to Myrto with a disability, and Lefkadios Hearn, Myths and Stories of the Far East, illustrated by Sumi-e painter Dina Anastasiadou, were released in 2019. She recently published her book “The Adventures of Samurai Nogas san” in English by the publishing house OntimeBooks, based in England. She collaborates with the electronic literary magazine ‘The poet magazine’. She partners International Literary Union based in America; collaborates for the promotion of literature and promotes the work of Greek poets. Eva is a member of the “Association Alia Mundi Serbia”, the “International Society of Writers and Artists of Greece” and the “Piraeus Society of Letters and Arts” as well as the Corinthian Writers Society. She is President of Greece Association Mille Minds of Mexico; International Ambassador of e _magazine Namaste India; Advisor and Editor in chief Web Magazine Hubei China; Advisor Member of editorial board Las Olas del Arte Magazine Belgium, and Editor in chief Prodigy magazine USA.

Mama

 Mother is the doctor for any sickness

Mama is the country that everyone loves

Without conquering

Mama is joy and sorrow

Mama the power

Mama the forgiveness

One word was created by God to forgive people

Say it every day

Call her if they put chains on you

To sweeten it the wound

To bring peace

My mom, you’re unique

You never told them you were upset

With gold I will cherish you

Chosen person

 I crown you

My mother

My sun

My compass

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Mama

Mama ni daktari kwa ugonjwa wowote ule

Mama ni nchi ambayo kila mtu ana penda

bila ushindi

Mama ni furaha na uzuni

Mama, nguvu

Mama, musamaha

Neno muja ila umbwaka na mungu

Kuwasamehe watu

Iseme kila siku

Mwite Kama wana kuzingira minyororo

Kuweka kidonda afazali

Kuleta amani

Mama yangu, uko wa pekee

Aujawezaka wambiye kama umekesirishwa

Na zahabu nita ku penda na kukujali

Mtu aliye chaguluwa,

Nakuvisha taji mama yangu

Juwa yangu

Muongozo wangu

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Translated into Swahili, the Africa’s most spoken language, by a Congolese Refugee Charles Lipanda Mahigwe (Malawi), who is President of African Youth Artistic Poetry – AYAP

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Monitoring Desk

On Monday, Israeli occupation forces killed a Palestinian teenager in the Dheisheh refugee camp south of the city of Bethlehem.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said that Omer Khamour, 14, died in a Palestinian hospital after being critically injured in the head by Israeli soldiers.

Palestinian eyewitnesses said an Israeli army force stormed the refugee camp to arrest Palestinians wanted by Israel and clashed with dozens of Palestinian stone-throwers.

Health authorities added two other Palestinians were moderately injured. No injuries were reported among the Israeli soldiers.

.@EmpireFiles' @AbbyMartin visits refugee camps in the West Bank. More than 2.2 million Palestinians are refugees in their own country. pic.twitter.com/NcRuoCQHU9

— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) October 16, 2016

Clashes and tensions between the Israeli soldiers and the Palestinians occur almost daily as the Israeli army storms cities, towns, and villages in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Since January 1, the Israeli soldiers have killed at least 13 Palestinians, including three children.

Palestinian officials had warned of the Israeli escalation of killing Palestinians, mainly after the formation of the new Israeli government headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which is the most right-wing in Israel’s history.

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Courtesy: TeleSur (Published on Jan 16, 2023)

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