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Freed photojournalist Shadi Abu Sido, who was kidnapped on March 18, 2024, during the Israeli occupation’s raid on Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City, expressed shock at the world’s silence after finally regaining his freedom nearly 20 months later. “For two years I was starved, I went in starving and came out starving,” he said. “They hung our bodies day and night, naked, abused and insulted us. They told us, ‘We killed your children. Gaza is gone.’” Emerging from captivity, Abu Sido said he could hardly recognize his homeland. “I entered Gaza and found it like a scene from Judgment Day. This is not Gaza. Where is the world?”الصحفي شادي أبو سيدو، الذي اختُطف في 18 مارس 2024 أثناء اقتحام قوات الاحتلال الإسرائيلي لمجمّع الشفاء الطبي في مدينة غزة، عبّر عن صدمته من صمت العالم بعد أن استعاد حريته أخيراً بعد نحو 20 شهراً من الأسر. قال: "لسنتين وأنا جائع، دخلت السجن جائع وطلعت جائع، كانوا يعلقونا عراة ليل نهار، يعذبونا ويهينونا، ويقولوا لنا: قتلنا أولادكم، غزة انتهت". وأضاف عند خروجه: "دخلت غزة فوجدتها كأنها مشهد من يوم القيامة، هذه ليست غزة، أين العالم؟".Source: @adliabutaha1 Translation: @translating_falasteenView all 1,798 comments

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