But it turned out that what fell was not a human being, but a window.
And with continuation Israeli raids Following evacuation orders, the neighborhoods of the suburb witness a new phenomenon, which is the gathering of large numbers of young men very close to the buildings that receive bombing warnings, to document the moments of the attack.
This trend raises questions about the risks to which photographers of these shots are exposed, and the extent to which these practices affect their safety.
One of the young men from the suburb told Sky News Arabia: “We cannot stay away from the event. We are working to document the demolition of most of the buildings and broadcast them live on social media platforms.”
Friday video fact
- Sky News Arabia spoke with Samer Seif El-Din, a friend of the young man who was thought to have fallen from his balcony, named Muhammad Ali.
- Samer said that he and a group of young men were filming the Israeli raid on a building in Borj el-BarajnehAnd with them was their friend Muhammad Ali, who was on his motorcycle, contrary to what everyone imagined, that he was on the balcony of a building.
- Samer pointed out, “The one who flew from the balcony was not our friend, but rather a window that fell from the eighth floor of a building adjacent to the targeted building.”
- He continued: “The cry rose because Muhammad Ali actually disappeared from our side, and after searching we later discovered his presence.”
- Samer revealed that his friend lost his motorcycle and his cell phone, after the impact caused by the raid pushed him and his bike to a relatively far place, due to the severity of its violence.
- Samer confirmed that Ali suffered minor injuries throughout his body.
