Saved from her dead mother's womb, baby Sabreen was laid to rest in a mournful and sometimes angry funeral
Saved from her dead mother's womb, baby Sabreen was laid to rest in a mournful and sometimes angry funeral
Doctors somehow managed to revive Sabreen — a shard of hope in their otherwise relentlessly bleak duties — but it was a fragile, ephemeral existence.
What the hell is this head line! I've read like five times now! What does it mean!
Second paragraph of the article:
Last Saturday, she was pulled from the womb of her dead mother in the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in Rafah, which also killed her father and her would-be 3-year-old sister. Doctors somehow managed to revive Sabreen — a shard of hope in their otherwise relentlessly bleak duties — but it was a fragile, ephemeral existence. And five days later her family received the call that she had died.
If you have a problem understanding this headline, the problem is you, not the headline
Baby sabreen, saved from her dead mothers womb dies days later and is laid to rest at a mournful and sometimes angry funeral.
Now it's understandable!
Super necessary comment bro.
What a senseless waste of life. And I bet all of these completely avoidable and totally unnecessary tragedies make excellent recruitment propaganda for the likes of Hamas.
There was a Flash video game following 9/11 that explained it perfectly.
It had a stereotypical Middle Eastern marketplace. Random civilians wandering around, and one terrorist in a bomb vest. Goal? Kill the terrorist.
Click them with the mouse, they explode, and when the blast damage touches other civilians it creates more terrorists.
“I’m want to keep murdering these people, why are they fighting back?”
Hamas is less poplar in Gaza than in the West Bank, so the opposite seems to be the case.