Palestinian young woman named Nur Tamimi, a woman protesting. He is widely spearheaded by an Israeli soldier. Media and social media has spread its courage and heroism. He has become a symbol of protests. He is not satisfied with slapping his neck; Palestinian youth want to recapture the Israeli army from intense hatred and anger.
On December 15, Israel's army killed Muhammad Tamimi in Ramallah of Palestine. The mourning Palestinian woman, Noor Tamimi, was sitting in the cabin of her cousin Mohammad Tamimi, and the news was that the Israeli soldiers shot Mohammad. Shooting of the head is serious. Her 15-year-old younger brother may be killed.
In the meantime, some soldiers attacked the house. The younger brother shot, now he has come home now to drive! Nur could not keep his head fixed by the Israeli soldiers. Go ahead and go ahead to the modern armed forces. Then, before anyone could understand something, they slapped the two soldiers in the cheek! Coming soon, little sister Ahed Tamimio The two sisters slapped several times in the face of the raiders. The soldiers did not respond anymore due to the fact that many people were taking the camera.
Immediately after this incident, Nur, Ahed and Ahmad's mother were arrested. Ahmad and his mother are still detained in the Israeli prisons, but Nur Tamimi has been freed after 16 days of imprisonment. Two sisters receive national honor for the benefit of the Palestinian media. More than a dozen songs have been written about their courage.
After the release, Israeli journalist Haritz Nur took an interview. He was asked why he slapped the soldiers in the cheek. In response, the 21-year-old girl said, I wanted to drive them out of my house.
Asked him whether he thinks he has done something to be punished? Noor said, no, I'm not so sorry or ashamed for this work. They are attacking our homes. Israeli soldiers captured
Journalist Nur asked further, "Will you do this again?" This young man's answer is firmly, and if they attack, I will put them back again.
Life is struggle.
yes. soto
nice work
thanks sister. @shajj