Between rubble, bullets and hunger, Lama Jamus, a 9-year-old Palestinian girl, decided to fulfill her dream of becoming a journalist. albeit in the worst humanitarian conditions that its territory has experienced due to the military conflict since October 7 last year.

Armed only with a mobile phone, Lama tours the enclave to report on the events of the war, First of all, the consequences for girls and boys.

Through your social networks and always looking for an Internet signal in order to be able to transmit videos in which talks about hunger, games of girls and boys among explosions and the bullets managed to reflect the reality in this region.

The last video he posted on Instagram was this Thursday, December 21st. In your entry mentions that this is the fifth time that day they have been left without a communication signalThis also confirms the UN’s words that there is no water or food here, and the enclave could face serious famine.

“Hello guys, how are you doing? Today I’m on the roof of some building and trying to get a signal so I can talk to you. This is the fifth time that communications have been cut off in the Gaza Strip. You can see refugee tents. There is no food or water here, it can be found in small quantities at a very high price. The war “God willing” will end soon and everything will be fine with us– he said.

One of the broadcasts, which received 649 thousand views on Instagram, This is an interview she conducts with other girls from the camp she attended.whom he forces to introduce themselves and then asks where they are from.

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Then he blurts out: “What is the sound of gunfire here? Do you like going to school? What is the situation here? What is your favorite game? Yana, another refugee girl, answers that she likes to play with her friends, but also answers about sounds.

“The sounds of bombs and airstrikes are always loud. We deal with toys. Then we forget about all this. “God willing, we can return home,” says Yana, and the Lama replies “inshallah” (God willing).

Then, everyone continues to play with dolls that imitate the North American Barbie.and a small red ball.

Lama Jamus attracted the attention of adult journalists from other countries, who interviewed her and asked her to talk about her life and experiences as a war reporter, in some cases in more detail.because she is also a victim, she is a woman and a girl born in a region where these conditions constantly put her at risk..