Palestinian journalist and writer Mohammed Matter who tweets @AbuYazan_Gaza has several tweets on his timeline. One is of Christian Palestinians offering water to Muslims stuck in traffic during Iftar.
When you see christians distributing water 2 muslims who can’t make it for Iftar, #ProudToBeAPalestinian #Palestine pic.twitter.com/3uYayW5iPy
— Mohammed Matter (@AbuYazan_Gaza) June 19, 2015
The same pictures were also tweeted by Jamal Dajani, an award-winning news producer, journalist, filmmaker and Middle East analyst. His website said he’s also the co-founder of Arab Talk Radio and serves as a senior adviser to Internews, a well-known media organisations.
The @AbuYazan_Gaza account also had two tweets, for the first and second days of Ramazan, where the journalist wanted the rest of the world to see that though Israel had bombed Gaza a year ago, the effects of the bombing and shelling were still very much there. The tweets below are self-explanatory:
In the first day of Ramadan A family in #Gaza break their fast between the rubbles of their destroyed home #Palestine pic.twitter.com/jwjmbpg8jL — Mohammed Matter (@AbuYazan_Gaza) June 18, 2015
2nd day of Ramadan, a family having Iftar on top of a destroyed building north of #Gaza. #Palestine #OutdoorIftar pic.twitter.com/MIwC1TAnPK
— Mohammed Matter (@AbuYazan_Gaza) June 19, 2015
Many people in Muslim countries, including Pakistanm, as well as in Europe and elsewhere, retweeted this pictures, and they have gone viral on Twitter.
Iftar in Gaza, needs no words via #channelislaminternational pic.twitter.com/9BeJr7f60j
— joanne stowell (@JOYOURPAPARAZZI) June 19, 2015
