Meet Palestine S 11 Year Old Journalist On Tour In South Africa
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Meet Palestine S 11 Year Old Journalist On Tour In South Africa Meet gaza’s 11 year old war reporter sumayya wushah, who says she was inspired by shireen abu akleh to tell palestine’s stories.subscribe to our channel htt. Meet gaza’s 11 year old war reporter sumayya wushah, who says she was inspired by shireen abu akleh to tell palestine’s stories. published on 27 feb 2024 27 feb 2024 more from the same show.
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Meet Palestine S 11 Year Old Journalist On Tour In South Africa Janna jihad: meet palestine's 11 year old journalist 11 year old janna jihad, who is currently on a south african speaking tour, is considered palestine's youngest journalist. her videos, in which she talks about the plight of palestinians as seen through a child’s eye, have gone viral on social media. جنى تميمي. born. ( 2006 04 06) april 6, 2006 (age 18) nabi salih, palestine. janna jihad ayyad al tamimi ( arabic: جنى جهاد عياد التميمي; [ 1] born april 6, 2006), also just janna tamimi, is a palestinian youth activist and amateur journalist who blogs on facebook and twitter under the name or handle of "janna jihad". [ 2]. Meet sumayya wushah gaza's budding 11 year old journalist. gaza's 11 year old war reporter sumayya wushah, says she was inspired by shireen abu akleh to tell palestine's stories. "when i go out, i put my trust in god," she says reporting from the conflicted area. oshi saxena. 28 feb 2024 18:34 ist. In the heart of conflict ridden gaza, amidst the chaos and devastation, a beacon of courage shines bright in the form of eleven year old sumayya wushah, one of gaza's youngest journalists. despite the dangers lurking on every corner and the harrowing toll that war has taken on journalists in the region, sumayya fearlessly takes to the streets.
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