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Captured Post Date: 2025-08-05 20:51:25
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Author: Sabra neighborhood gate
Translated Content:
The nervous breakdown of Munir al-Ayadi, who saved dozens of people from suffocation near the US aid center in al-Tina, after US soldiers closed the main gate of the distribution center north of Rafah. He sent a message to the Bedouins to close al-Tina Street and prevent people from reaching the aid center.
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Translated Video Transcript:
Peace be upon you, I am Munir Al-Ayyadi. I have not gone for aid for more than a week. I wanted to go today because they said there is no shooting. When the green flag is raised, you can advance, and when the red flag is raised, you stop. I went like everyone else. I went because I did not have any flour. When we arrived there, we saw people on top of each other. Some people said the gate was open, some said it was closed, but there were a lot of people in front, so people pushed each other. When I advanced, I was squeezed between the people, and then I saw dead people and people walking on them. About thirty dead people. What is happening? I wonder what happened to the people. People are dying and people are walking on them. Where is the conscience of the people? Has the conscience of the people died? Many of those who go for aid go for trade, not just to bring food. Today I saw a heartbreaking scene. There is no one to help the people with me. I asked people to help me, but no one helped me. Where are the Bedouins? Everyone must wake up. This is enough. We must close Al-Maslakh Street and Al-Tin Street. No one must be allowed to cross towards the aid areas and we must close them. We must be one hand.
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انهيار اعصاب منير العيادي الذي أنقذ عشرات الشهداء إثر إختناقهم بالقرب من مركز المساعدات الامريكي "الطينة" بعد إغلاق الجنود الأمريكان البوابة الرئيسية لمركز التوزيع شمالي مدينة رفح
يوجه رسالة إلى البدو بإغلاق شارع الطينة ومنع وصول الناس إلى مركز المساعدات