Hejjeh An'am Mahmoud Abu Nahl faced the most difficult of her days during the genocide when she had to run from place to place with her adault disable son as they got repeatedly displaced under the zionist bombings in Gaza. She also witnessed her brother-in-law killed instrantly by an Israeli strike as he was combing his daughter's hair. Here is her story.
Mothering through genocide
Hejjeh An'am Mahmoud Abu Nahl faced the most difficult of her days during the genocide when she had to run from place to place with her adault disable son as they got repeatedly displaced under the zionist bombings in Gaza.
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