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Elderly Palestinian woman recounts terrifying attack by Israeli army dog in Gaza In Jabalia refugee camp,
'I screamed for help, I lay there bleeding, waiting for help until dawn, 70-year-old Dawlat al-Tanani tells Anadolu
In Northern Gaza, Aisha al-Tanani, an elderly Palestinian woman, endured a traumatic attack when Israeli forces deployed a trained dog against her while she slept alone. Despite suffering severe injuries, she was unable to seek im- mediate medical assistance due to ongoing bombardments. Throughout the night, she cried out for help, but her neighbors had evacuated, leaving her stranded until morning. Eventually, al-Tanani managed to walk for hours, de- spite her injuries, before a young man spotted her near al-Yemen al-Saeed Hospital in Jabalia and assisted her to receive medical treatment.
The incident, captured in a video broadcast by Al Jazeera, quickly went viral and ignited widespread condemnation. The use of military dogs against civil- ians, a practice documented by organizations like Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, has been described as part of a pattern of systemic violence targeting Palestinian communities. Advocates and social media activists have called for accountability and an end to such tactics, emphasizing the urgent need for humanitarian aid to alleviate the severe shortages of food and essentials in Gaza.
Al-Tanani's ordeal has underscored the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza amidst escalating tensions, prompting renewed international scrutiny of Is- raeli military actions and their humanitarian impact on Palestinian civilians.
Why You Need To Donate?
1) Echoes Amidst Ruins: Ahmad's Search in Gaza
Ahmad, fourteen, wandered through the shattered streets of Gaza City, scavenging remnants of his past.
Among the debris of once-familiar buildings, he sought fragments a photo, a toy-relics of a life now scattered by conflict.
Each discovery, a poignant link to memories of laughter and dreams now buried beneath rubble. De- spite danger, Ahmad persisted, a symbol of resilience amidst devastation.
2) Aya al-Masri: Echoes of Resilience
In the twilight of her years, Aya al-Masri sat by the window of her modest home in Gaza, her weathered hands clasped in her lap. Through the glass, she could see the fa- miliar skyline, scarred by decades of conflict. Memories flooded her mind, each etched with the pain and resilience of her people.
She remembered the joy of her youth, when laughter echoed through bustling markets and children played freely in the streets. Yet, those memories were overshadowed by the relentless waves of violence that swept through her homeland. She had seen homes crumble, lives shattered, and dreams reduced to rubble.
Aya al-Masri, in her twilight, remained a beacon of hope and resilience, her spirit unbroken despite the trials that had defined her life. And as she closed her eyes, she prayed for a future where peace would finally reign over the land she had called home for so long.
3) Ali's Courageous Path: A Child's Journey Through War
Ali, an eleven-year-old boy in Gaza, was injured when bombs hit his neighborhood. The explosion left him with wounds that hurt deeply, both physically and emotionally. In the hospital, sur- rounded by white walls and worried faces of family, Ali thought of his friends and the games they used to play.
His days were filled with surgeries and painful treatments, but Ali never lost his courage. He found comfort in the kindness of strangers—doctors, nurses, and volunteers who brought him toys and stories. They helped him believe in a future beyond the pain.
Slowly, Ali regained his strength. He dreamed of returning to school, playing soccer with his friends again, and living in a place without fear. His journey showed how children like him can be strong in tough times, holding onto hope even when everything seems hard.
As Ali looked forward, he wished for a world where no child would suffer like he did. He hoped for peace, where laughter could drown out the echoes of bombs, and dreams could come true without fear.
WHO WE ARE
One Path Project is committed to a 100% donation policy, dedicated to alleviating poverty and suffering both locally and globally. We provide essential aid including food, clean water, shelter, orphan sponsorships, and more to those in need, especially in the world's most impoverished regions.
Through your generous support, we've been delivering life-saving relief – distributing food, water, and other essentials to vulnerable communities. We are determined to continue this vital work, but we need your help to reach even more people in desperate need.
Right now, One Path Project is actively assisting refugees across the Middle East, many of whom have been displaced by war and are living in extreme hardship. Together, we can provide critical aid such as food, clean water, sponsorships for widows and orphans, education, and much more.
Your support makes a direct impact. Join us in changing lives today.
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