Gaza i Israeli Those killed during the offensive Palestinians Tick tock For star Mohammad Halimi, every day of ‘Tent Life’ was the same.
The TikToker known as Meido Halimi mostly made videos about the difficult living conditions in Gaza. On Monday, they went to a local internet cafe which actually consisted of a tent with Wi-Fi access.
Displaced Palestinians communicate with the outside world here. The purpose of Halimi’s visit here was to meet her friend and assistant Talal Murad. Both took selfies.
Halimi shared the picture on the social media platform and captioned it with the words ‘finally met’ and started chatting with the friend.
18-year-old Talal Murad said that suddenly there was a light. There was a loud explosion. Murad felt a pain in his neck and Halimi’s head was bleeding.
A car on the coastal road in front of them was engulfed in flames, apparently the target of an Israeli airstrike. It took 10 minutes for the ambulance to arrive and after a few hours the doctors declared Halimi dead.
“He (Halimi) gave a message,” Murad said on Friday, recovering from injuries sustained as a result of the Israeli attack and recovering from the effects of the Israeli attack. They expressed hope and strength.’
On the other hand, the Israeli army maintains that it is not aware of the attack in which Halimi was killed.
Tributes continued to pour in for Halimi from faraway friends from Harker Heights, Texas, where she spent a year in 2021 as part of an exchange program sponsored by the US State Department. .
Haba al-Sidi, a past participant and coordinator of the Kennedy Lugar Youth Exchange and Study Program, wrote: ‘Medu lived a rich life full of humor and kindness.
‘All these things cannot be forgotten. He had to move on in life but he left too soon.’
Halimi’s death also sent a wave of grief among social media users. His followers expressed shock and grief as if they too had lost a close friend.
According to Halimi’s friend Murad: ‘We worked together. It’s a kind of resistance that I hope will continue.’
Halimi and Murad ran an Instagram account called ‘Gaza Experiences’ where they answered questions from followers around the world about their lives in the Israeli-besieged territory. Foreign journalists do not have access to this area.
Halimi started her TikTok account after taking refuge with her parents, four brothers and sisters in the southern coastal region of Al-Mawasi.
Israel has declared al-Mawasi camp as a safe area on humanitarian grounds.
Halimi’s family moved to the southern city of Khan Yunis following Israel’s attack on Gaza City, after which they moved to a dusty camp to escape the bombardment.
Halimi’s 19-year-old friend, Halimi Hariz, says Halimi’s work was ‘a cause for wonder.’
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Detailing his life on camera in Gaza, he reached out to people far and wide, revealing a deeply troubling situation that has largely escaped news coverage of the war.
In videos titled ‘Tent Life’ in the sprawling refugee camp, he said, ‘If you wonder what life in a tent is really like, come with me and I’ll show you what my day is like. is.’
They made videos about their living conditions in which long queues can be seen to get drinking water.
He also described the experience of bathing with the help of a mug. (Obviously shampoo or soap is not available.)
In one of his videos, people are seen gathering ingredients to prepare a Middle Eastern delicacy called baba ganoush.
Halimi’s videos caught the attention of thousands of people around the world. His videos went viral and some of the videos on Tik Tok have been viewed by more than 2 million people.
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2024-09-01 08:31:11