Rula Jebreal wrote that two-and-a-half-year-old Mariam Ghanem survived the Israeli bombing of a tent camp in Gaza, which occurred the day before at four in the morning, in which her mother was burned alive. She added that the child's father had been killed by Israel a few months earlier and that Mariam was thus left without both parents. Jebreal described her story as one of many devastated childhoods in Gaza and spoke of a colonial genocide. She also stated that there were 90,000 orphans in the Strip, children who had lost one or both parents, and described Gaza as the cemetery of international law and Western civilization. #Gaza #DirittiUmani #InfanziaScomparsa (translated)
