Journalist Bisan Owda describes the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital massacre

“They burned people alive…these people are waking up, watching their bodies burning, turning into black and having their last breaths in front of the camera.”
Journalist Bisan Owda described the devastation caused by an Israeli missile that targeted the Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. “They picked this missile to cause this fire, at this time of the night, to kill people while they are sleeping,” she said.
The attack set fire to tents housing displaced people at the central Gaza hospital, which killed four people and wounded scores of others.
It was the seventh such attack targeting the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital complex, according to the Palestinian government media office in Gaza.

[BGivka]

Bisan, there are no words to describe this crime. You're a true hero, just for sharing with the world. God bless you.

[ChiliPepper-oy]

OMG! I haven't seen her in several months. She has changed and her face says it all! 😭

[heirapparent]

How she keeps going is beyond me. How they all keep going is beyond me. Who is greater than them? My heart goes out to these brave people.

[blitzco]

AND THEY DON'T WANT TO CALL THIS GENOCIDE

[peaked_aussie]

God bless you Bisan. Your courage and steadfastness are what will save us all.

[Maryhadalam]

Why isn’t this on BBC . Why is no one seeing how terrorised these people are.

[bernadettedunn]

Oh Bisan, I’m so sorry to you and to all of Gaza and Palestine 🇵🇸. I wish I could comfort all of the suffering. I’m so sorry.

[scotttatertot]

You can almost see the light fade from Bisan's eyes... Utterly heartbreaking.

[valeriel]

We're with you Bisan, we saw it, we are crying and praying

[samygosselin]

Mon Dieu !!! Notre Dieu. Leur Dieu...
Quels mots...¿? Merci Bisan.
Stay Alive❤

[Chikui]

Please Bisan, don't give up. I know that your eyes, body and soul can't feel any more suffering. Through you we try to find a light of hope. Don't give up Bisan. All we want is to embrace and help your people and their children. We are suffering your pain.

[petenorton]

I am ashamed Bisan that the world is allowing this to continue. You and the people of Gaza have the love and sympathy of most of the world.

[flimsyglitz]

Even in narration, this sounds terribly painful! Videos and audio of people being burned alive and screaming in terror would be even more terrifying..

[darshansingh]

Thank you Bisan for showing me world what is happening in Gaza, when journalists are prevented from reporting from Gaza . God bless you. Stay safe.

[Shoeb_Saiyed]

May god protect the children and people of Gaza and Palestine 🇵🇸

[sarahkajahan]

My heart is breaking watching her and listening to her .... don't have words ...May Allah send His help soon .

[MM-kuel]

Im so disapointed by arab leaders. Hasbiya Lah wa ni3mal wakil

[JayneSiroshton]

Sick, monstrous, evil, vile...These words do not come close to describing the torture in Gaza

[katerinak]

May God protect you dear Bisan and all the Palestinian people! Free Palestine and free the world from Zionism! 🇵🇸♥️

[mindpeace]

Bisan you are a legend just for being brave enough to put this into words❤‍🔥Mankind has never seen such inhuman creatures who call themselves humans (Israeli army). The world will not forget their crimes no matter what, and God is The Witness for all.

Everyone watching this video, the bare minimum we can do is: make it a point to pray two rakhas nafl before asr prayer for the ummah, and pray loads for them.(especially Palestine)

When Prophet Abraham was cast into a fire by the tyrant king Nimrod, the spectacle was met with horror by a small bird. It spread its wings and soared to a nearby river, where it filled its beak with water. The bird carried these meagre drops to where the fire was lit before going back for more. The water it fetched was of course, not enough to quell the raging flames.

An arrogant crow mocked the bird's scurrying efforts and haughtily told him:

‘How can you hope to douse the fire with such little water. Surely you realise that there is nothing you can do?’


The bird remained unperturbed and calmly replied:

‘When I meet with God, He will not ask me whether I was able to put out the fire, He will only inquire whether I did my part to see that it was extinguished.’

Remember this story and lets play our part.