I just wrote this piece for the New York Times. Please read and share with your friends and followers. My Child Asks: ‘Can Israel Destroy Our Building in the Dark?' by: Refaat Alareer nytimes.com/2021/05/13/opini…

Opinion | My Child Asks, ‘Can Israel Destroy Our Building if the Power Is Out?’ (Published 2021)

Being a good parent in Gaza means developing a knack for what Israel’s drones and F-16’s will do next.

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As Israel destroys Gaza homes and buildings, my daughters, Linah, 8, and Amal, 6, are spending their time building homes and "high rise" buildings. Israel destroys. Palestine builds. (excuse the mess) #Gazaunderattack #FreePalestine

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HAMAS NAZI! LIAR AND COWARD!
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YES AND WHEN YOU LAUGH ABOUT BABIES BEING PUT INTO OVENS THEN POST PICTURES OF YOUR CHILDREN, DO YOU THINK WE CARE? YOU ARE TERRORIST FILTH!
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No 0ne cares about your children, HAMAS coward
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Imagine someone burning your kids alive and some asshole asking if baking powder was used?
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With or without baking powder?
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Here is Refaat Alareer joking about whether or not an Israeli baby, burned alive in an oven, was cooked "with or without baking powder."
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With it without baking powder? Wtf
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Beautiful kids. My prayers are with you. 🙏❤
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With or without baking powder?
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please keep posting how bad it is for you ....it makes my day better , whitout baking powder 😂😂😂😂😂🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
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