Bella Hadid is Furious to see Israel’s Brutal Attack on Rafah, Cries Every Time She Remembers the Condition of Palestine

Know Your Idol – Bella Hadid has long been known as a celebrity who loudly advocates for Palestinian freedom against Israeli aggression. The attack on the Palestinian refugee camp in Rafah also did not escape his attention.

Bella Hadid shared a number of posts discussing the gravity of the conditions in Rafah via Instagram Stories, including on Monday and Tuesday (27-28/5/2024). One of the posts he reshared was from the UN agency, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East  or UNRWA.

“UNRWA cannot communicate fully with our team in Rafah, but has received reports of mass casualties among civilians. Among those killed were children and women. “This is a horrific show that will never end,” said a statement from UNRWA.

In her upload, Bella Hadid added the text, “Do you understand the horror now????? Is it clicking yet!?! (Do you understand the horror yet? Do you understand!?!)”

In another post, he re-shared UNRWA’s statement regarding conditions in refugee camps where children were crying amidst attacks and no one could help them. There was also a post from @jewishforpeace showing satellite imagery of the difference between Palestine today and 2023. He also shared a video of a toddler being carried. His condition was poor, with his body covered in dust.

Envisioning Nephew

“I imagine this as my baby…or my niece, or any child, and I can’t help but cry when I think about it,” Bella Hadid wrote.

He continued, “Gaza is now under attack, and the attacker is Israel. Don’t believe the propaganda. This is the truth.”

Israeli attack on Rafah

Palestinian health officials said Israeli air strikes on the city of Rafah, South Gaza FOR4D, killed at least 35 people on Sunday (26/5/2024). The attacks hit refugee tents, while many others were trapped in the burning rubble. The Gaza Strip Health Authority said women and children made up the majority of those killed. Dozens of others were injured. Sunday’s attack came two days after the International Court of Justice (ICC) ordered Israel to end its military offensive in Rafah.

Rafah’s condition

Rafah has hosted more than a million people – about half of the Gaza Strip’s population – who were displaced from other areas of the Gaza Strip. Most of them have escaped repeatedly. Hundreds of thousands of refugees crowded into squalid tents in and around the city FOR4D, which is located at the southern tip of the Gaza Strip and borders Egypt. Netanyahu insisted that Israel must destroy what he called the last remaining Hamas battalion in Rafah.