Who is Gaza journalist Mohammad Abu Aun who puts his camera, presses the shield on selling on LinkedIn for food?
A LinkedIn post by a Gaza-based photo journalist broke the heart as Mohammad Ao said that he is ready to install his camera and presses the shield on sale so that he can buy food for his family. “I am a photo journalist Mohammad Abu Aun from Gaza, I want to present my equipment and press shield for sale so that I can buy food for myself and my family,” the post read. Their linkedIn profiles show that their works have been used by New York Times, ABC News, Sky News.He said, “I have a comprehensive experience of covering Gaza, including a 11-day provoking with Israel last year, during which my work was distributed by Storyful. I often distribute my footage via Storyful,” he wrote. Mohammed Abu Aaun read another post, “Hungry journalists tell the voice of hungry children. We are dying of hunger.”The situation of peace talks in Gaza is at a deadlock, while Gaza stars a adjacent famine. US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Israel and the United States got out of conversation with Hamas as the group did not really want a ceasefire and hostage release deal for Gaza. Hamas’s official Taher Al-Nunu told AFP, “Trump’s comment is particularly surprising, especially when they come at a time when some talks were progressed on the files,” Hamas’s official Taher Al-Nunu told AFP. He said, “So far, we have not been informed about any issue about the files as part of the discussion in the indirect ceasefire talks.” Israel said it would allow foreign countries to allow Gaza for humanitarian aid as children have died of malnutrition. Jordan and the United Arab Emirates were expected to start the aircraft in the coming days, according to the Kogat, the Israeli military agency that controls human matters in Gaza.Israel was announced in Gaza amid the international condemnation of the current situation, with many countries, including some traditional colleagues of Israel, attributed to the Israeli government. Israel says that it is doing everything to allow help in Palestinian Enclave. “The human devastation we are seeing in Gaza should end now,” the governments of Britain, France and Germany said in a joint statement on Friday.Experts stated that Israel’s declaration is only symbolic to allow AIDS to aircraft and it would not provide for 2 million Palestinians in Gaza. According to the United Nations World Food Program, about 1 people in the region are not eating at a day at a time. Gaza’s health officials say that rapid malnutrition is increasing and children have died.
