“I saw friends, family and journalists killed,” says the Brazilian who witnessed the massacre in Gaza
Brazilians who were in Gaza cross the border
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247 In an exclusive interview with Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC), Hassan Rabee, who was repatriated by the Lula government after the massacre in Gaza, shared shocking details about the reality in the region. Leandro Demori’s “Dando a Real” program on TV Brasil, also available on YouTube, brought Hassan’s damning report to light.
Gazaborn Hassan explained his decision to come to Brazil in 2014 to escape the conflict and find a better life. He highlighted the warm welcome he has received since his arrival and the establishment of his family in the country.
However, the conversation took a darker turn when the Brazilian began to recount the horrors he witnessed during the 37 days he spent in Gaza during the recent events. Describing a scenario of intense and indiscriminate bombings, Hassan revealed that he witnessed the deaths of friends, family members and even journalists. The Brazilian was shocked by the brutality of the attacks and the helplessness of the local population in the face of the violence.
During the interview, Hassan did not shy away from criticizing Israel’s actions, stating that what the country is doing in Gaza is “worse than terrorism.” He questioned Israel’s justification and stressed that for him its real interest was the indiscriminate extermination of the Palestinian population.
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Hassan’s journey from leaving Gaza to his experience in Brazil was covered, highlighting the complexities of the conflict and the search for a better life. The Brazilian stressed that what is happening in Gaza is not an isolated event, but part of a longstanding conflict that dates back to 1948.
The exclusive interview offered a unique perspective on the events in Gaza and brought to light the realities of people’s lives at the epicenter of the conflict. Hassan Rabee’s report contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexity and human impact of this protracted crisis. Regard: