The Zionists want you to forget her name, so say her name.

Numbers have no feelings, but a name has a face, a voice, a dream. Never forget her name.

Killed in cold blood by the Zionist Regime. Targeted by the Zionist Regime. Isolated in her last moments. Killed by the Zionist Regime. Never forget they killed her knowing that she was alone.

She was five years old, she was in the Butterfly class at school. She begged for the first responders to come and get her. The Palestinians in the Red Crescent call centre tried their best to keep her calm and arrange for an ambulance to get her. The Zionist Regime finally gave the clearance but they killed the paramedics and then killed Hind Rajab Hamada. She was scared of the dark and killed in the dark surrounded by her dead family members by the Zionist regime.

There wasn’t any armed fighting in the area, they knew a little girl was by herself. They targeted her and murdered her in cold blood.

How many more stories are there like this? How many little children buried in the rubble, screaming for help, and became silent because they knew no one would come to help? How many children, toddlers, babies died in severe agony? What crime did they commit?

Hind Rajab’s ‘crime’ was that she was Palestinian and the Zionist ideology which believes in racial supremacy didn’t see her as human.

Zionism is a racial ideology which believes that Palestinians are not human enough to live.

That’s why we should never forget Hind Rajab and the children under the rubble. They committed no crime but were killed while the world stood silent.

When the Palestinians were finally allowed to go into the area, they saw that the car that Hind Rajab’s body was in, had over 350 bullets fired into it.

This was not an error for the Zionist regime, it was a target. They knew what they were doing and they fired into a car where Hind Rajab hid as best as she could.

Support the film ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’. Buy it on YouTube, go on your account on YouTube and you will find it in the film section. If you can’t watch it, at least buy it to show your support. Or will you be amongst those who were silent?

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