SANA'A Jan 28. 2024 (Saba) -The numbers are quickly passing with every moment of pain and story of absence that the Palestinian woman experiences, it is difficult to describe the steadfastness of the Palestinian woman in lines because she is in a daily battle filled with absence and pain that the Zionist enemy created paid in installments, but the challenge and steadfastness come all at once.
The Palestinian woman and her ancient history, especially since 74 years, have been living in a state of steadfastness that has not changed to this day.
Now the Al-Aqsa Flood operation has proven and made known to the world who that Palestinian mother, wife, sister, and daughter is.
Al-Ghazawiya Redemption School
The role of Palestinian women in supporting the “Al-Aqsa Flood” stands out on more than one real level resulting from the patience and sacrifice of this great woman, the first of these is the preparation stage, as there is no longer any doubt about her militarily preparation in terms of training in the use of weapons and participation in maneuvers, even gaining the ability to hide and confront if necessary.
These women were raised not to submit, or surrender, and to accept the status quo.
All the meanings of steadfastness, resistance, love of the homeland, and readiness for sacrifice and sacrifice were rooted in their blood.
Palestinian women, the great school
The Palestinian woman has characteristics and characteristics that are unlike anyone else - which is that she does not allow her sensitive feelings to infiltrate the souls of the resistance and its members, weakening their enthusiasm, she the enormous, unlimited energy that pushed the sons of the resistance to strive without fear to achieve victories.
The role of Palestinian women in the “Al-Aqsa Flood”
Palestinian women are accustomed to every military operation targeting the occupation being followed by a reaction.
This requires psychological, moral and military preparedness, so the Palestinian role is evident in every stage, the last and strongest of which is the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation.
On the faith side - it is rare to find a Palestinian woman, especially a Gazan woman, who is desperate or broken down, or who does not trust in God.
On the other hand, we find the heroes of the resistance - who from the first day of the Al-Aqsa flood made the strongest sacrifices and abuse of the Zionist entity - who to this day remain in confusion, not believing that this battle on reality.
Among the legendary steadfastness of Al-Ghazawiyya is: As soon as she learns of the martyrdom of her son, husband, brother, father, or any of her relatives, her voice rises with praise, satisfaction, and pride in her martyrdom.
Unparalleled sacrifices
Hunger and empty stomachs have a story in Gaza, with an enemy full of hatred and the pleasure of watching children, women and the elderly starving and thirsty.
Let us leave the conversation with the Palestinian sisters to explain more about the suffering of Palestinian women in general and Gazan women in particular:
And from the land of steadfastness, and from the land of pain, Gaza - Abeer Abu Amra spoke to us from the Gaza Strip, the city of Deir Al-Balah, and she was in pain for her family, all of whom were martyred at the beginning of this terrorist aggression, and all that remained was her.
Abeer described her tragedy and continued by saying that since the beginning of the ground aggression on the Gaza Strip, they had been leaving their homes to schools - because schools are the only safe place for them.
As for their nutritional suffering in terms of food and drink, most of the residents of the Gaza Strip could not buy flour because its prices were very high, while vegetables were not available at all, and there was no potable water. In short, there are none of the essentials of life.
My message to the people of Yemen that "we thank them endlessly; they are the only Arabs who stood with us in everything".
We thank them for their position that stems from their truly sincere feelings - they are the brothers of the Arabs and their masters.
My final word: We want to live in peace.
We also had a conversation with Dr. Tamara Haddad, an academic and political researcher on the Palestinian issue...
First, the Dr. Haddad praised the honorable positions of the Yemenis, and what is happening now with the detention of Israeli ships in the Red Sea by the Yemeni naval forces, and that these great positions by the leader of the revolution al-Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi and his brave men will be immortalized in history.
Here, Dr. Tamara explained to us about the situation of Palestinian women in general and Gazan women in particular as a result of the Zionist aggression against them, and said that they live in a very difficult reality.
It suffers from difficult conditions that it has never suffered before, and there are no minimum necessities for life as a result of the aerial bombardment and the starvation policy used by the Israeli occupation against the Gaza Strip, which has greatly affected women and children.
Tamara continued by saying: Nearly seventy percent of the victims and martyrs are women and children as a result of their presence inside the homes - and the occupation is bombing these homes on their heads.
From the health aspect - there are women who, when they give birth, cannot go to the hospital because these hospitals have been bombed.
As for breastfeeding women, there are women who cannot breastfeed their children naturally - due to the lack of food and drink.
From the food and agricultural aspect, the researcher in Palestinian affairs said that the usurping Zionist occupation burned trees so that Gazan women could not cook.
Dr. Tamara also continued that the family aspect of Gazan women is painful. There are many women whose husbands were martyred and who have become without a breadwinner, and who do not have the ability to support their children. There are women whose entire family members were martyred and whose children were killed before their eyes.
The Gaza Strip has a population of approximately two million and three hundred citizens, and when the process of displacement took place within the Gaza Strip to the southern region, approximately one million and eight hundred displaced people became living in shelters and displacement centers.
In conclusion, my Yemeni brothers and sisters, no matter how much I talk about the reality of the Gazan woman and child and their suffering, it will not be enough, and I will not convey it in the true, tragic and heartbreaking way. In short, women are in a race with death.
In conclusion with the Palestinian media personality, Reham Mansour Rashid Al-Qiq. She spoke to us, saying: Palestinian women in general have provided a lot during the period of struggle and resistance against the occupation - they are a factory for men.
Media personality Reham described the situation of the Gazan family due to the ongoing aggression against Gaza - the usurping occupation deliberately exterminated entire Palestinian families in the Gaza Strip and then turned to exterminating entire residential squares without warning which led to a rise in number of martyrs.
Al-Qiq continued the description of the Gazan woman - there is the martyr woman, whether a child, a mother, or a wife, Since the first day of the war the electricity and water have been cut off, we find this Palestinian walking long distances to fetch water, and we find her going to places to charge the batteries, and there are those who stand in a long line to get water or Bread...etc.
The journalist continued her talk about the role of women, saying: There are those who work in the field of health and treating patients, and there are those who work in the field of media and exposing the crimes of the occupation, and there are those who perform their natural role as mothers in light of the difficulties they suffer from.
Al-Qiq continued: There a sharp rise in prices, reaching ten times the real price, and some of them live on the aid that comes, which is barely enough to meet the needs - due to the huge numbers of displaced people, whose number according to UNRWA documents reaches 1,900,000 citizens.
Written by: Mona Al-Moayed
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