Al-Ahli hospital would be the oldest in the Gaza Strip. In the Anglican diocese of Jerusalem, which owns the hospital, the silence today is heavy. TO TSF, they allow entry, they open the electric gate of what looks like an Arab patio with the cathedral in the background, but the response is dry: no one will speak, it is all very delicate. Maybe there will be a press conference later. They immediately show us the exit.
Directly opposite is one of the several schools that the Anglican church has in East Jerusalem. It has more than 800 students, but today it seems that there is no one to open the door to Professor Elihas.
Palestinians living in the West Bank and East Jerusalem are on strike. The schools are empty and, in Gaza, the situation is very difficult.
Elihas says he has friends in Gaza who fled south, but that region was also bombed by Israel. Just when you think the situation can’t get any worse, something even more terrible happens and Elihas thinks it could get even worse.
If the attack spreads to Lebanon or Iran, it will be World War III. From now on, the teacher without students believes that these days will be forgotten in the history books.
Source: TSF
