Mar 20, 2024
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lama_jamous9
Eleen ، just studied one month in kg1 before displaced to Rafah.
A clip from Motaz's story of the youngest (9 years old) reporter in Gaza, Lama Jamous, recording her videos
Many children in Gaza were martyred before they had the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. As stated in the original post, "we shouldn't wait for children to die to support their dreams."
Link to Lama's instagram: https://instagram.com/lama_jamous9?igshid=MmVlMjlkMTBhMg==
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My art block is usually caused by something that I'm struggling to process. And if I can't draw it or talk about it, it stays with me until it no longer bothers me.
It is difficult to feel helpless in anything I do to show support. Sometimes art feels frivoulous and paltry in the face of so much death and destruction of innocent lives. Yet these are the faces that run over my eyes every night. And there's so many more. So putting them in my pocket sketchbook allows me to carry them close as well. I suppose by coping, I can maybe reach someone new or at least start a line of questions.
I'll be doing one for men and boys as well, then scour the internet for people and voices of sudan, congo, tigray, etc. They don't get enough love and news coverage as it is. It's important to remember that they're not just faces in a screen. They're people, some of them my age, that either gave their lives, lost their lives, or live on a razor's edge.
I have them to thank for giving me the courage to remain outspoken. My only regret is that i can't draw these fast enough, but there's no better time to get creative.
Alhamdulillah Lama Jamous is safe right now in Egypt and in shaa Allah she like every single Palestinian refugees everywhere in the world will come back home to the motherland - Ameen.
Lama Jamous
how do we live in a world where a nine year old, A NINE YEAR OLD!!! is taking on the weight and trauma of not only surviving a genocide but also reporting it… i can’t even begin to fathom this. sweet little lama jamous, you are a hero <3