Janna Jihad: The Courageous Young Journalist in Palestine #Social #Journalism #YoungJournalist
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
A little girl whose mission is to capture photos and videos all what is happening in her country Palestine.
She is a resident of Nabi Saleh in the occupied West Bank. At age 7, she began making videos of what is happening in her village.
And at age 10, she already have the courage to divulge what is going on around her community, by going with other local children to attend demonstrations against the Israeli occupation.
In an interview, she said this:
The death of her cousin, Mustafa Tamimi and her uncle, Rushdi Tamimi - made her more strong and brave, it serves as a trigger to document everything was is happening in Nabi Saleh. The encouragement and support she get from his family and friends made her continue to work as a journalist.
Bilal Tamimi, Janna's Uncle, is a Documentary Photographer. He documented all the violence of Israeli soldiers in Nabeh Salih. Janna was partly inspired by him.
More about Janna Jihad: Al Jazeera
What struck me most about this courageous and brave little girl, is the way she look at the world --- PINK!
Image: Janna Jihad Facebook Page |
She is a resident of Nabi Saleh in the occupied West Bank. At age 7, she began making videos of what is happening in her village.
Image: Janna Jihad Facebook Page |
And at age 10, she already have the courage to divulge what is going on around her community, by going with other local children to attend demonstrations against the Israeli occupation.
Image: Janna Jihad Facebook Page |
In an interview, she said this:
"Not a lot of journalists are sending our message from Palestine to the world, so I thought, 'why not send my message and show them the real happening in my village' ". Janna told Al Jazeera
The death of her cousin, Mustafa Tamimi and her uncle, Rushdi Tamimi - made her more strong and brave, it serves as a trigger to document everything was is happening in Nabi Saleh. The encouragement and support she get from his family and friends made her continue to work as a journalist.
Bilal Tamimi, Janna's Uncle, is a Documentary Photographer. He documented all the violence of Israeli soldiers in Nabeh Salih. Janna was partly inspired by him.
More about Janna Jihad: Al Jazeera
What struck me most about this courageous and brave little girl, is the way she look at the world --- PINK!
"I wish to leave in peace, without killing or death, like all the children of the world".
Inshallah, Allah bless you Janna.
Praying for you and your country always.
You are truly an inspiration to all of us.
You have a beautiful soul.
Video by: VICE NEWS
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