HE Conflict between Hamas and Israel He is going through one of his worst moments. The Asian country issued a statement urging its residents to leave the north of the country. Gaza Strip. The terrorist organization asks the residents of the region to “stay in their homes in the face of this disgusting psychological war of occupation.”
‘Everything is a lie’ touched on the situation plaguing the country, with varying explanations from people who experienced first-hand what was happening there. Program offered by Marta Flich In a meeting with Kayed Hammad, a translator in Gaza, he assured that Israel wanted people to leave Gaza in order to “cleanse” Palestine.
Javier Gómez took the floor and directly asked the interviewee the following question: “As a Gazan, what right do you have to blame Hamas? What is the point of not asking Rafad to open the crossing to Egypt, asking Hamas to open the crossing to Egypt, condemning Hamas?” “Does the collaborator use people who do not leave their homes as human shields?” asked.
Seeing that Kayed Hammand did not answer his question, the commentator put him on the spot: “Of course I don’t live in Gaza. I do, but it’s absolutely irrelevant right now. The question is concrete. Because you literally said: ‘The price Israel has to pay is small ‘He paid some of it,’” Javier Gómez accused him.
The journalist assumed that the auditor’s statements were accurate. “fruit of pain”, being “empathetic to the situation.” But he called the collaborationist intervention “shameful”: “Should they have slaughtered 3,600 Jews? 10,500? More families?”
Faced with these statements, Kayed Hammand explained what he really wanted to say: “No! No! Maybe it was cut off. Citizens say this, maybe they paid the price they had to pay,” he reasoned. However, unhappy with the misunderstanding, the former Telemadrid journalist demanded to know “whether there is anything to blame Hamas” and said: “I do not justify the actions taken against any civilians.”