Awni Eldous

He is a child from Gaza who, along with his dreams, had been killed by the beast, in this criminal aggression. Awni had his own “YouTube” channel. I watched him, after he became “a bird of paradise” (the phrase is YouTuber AboFlah’s), telling people, his virtual friends, about some of his dreams. He was standing on one of the roads in Gaza, holding a microphone in his hand, and speaking confidently, adorned with a smile that made him look as if he only belonged to the daylight and the great future. People, on the road, around or behind him, walking or in their cars, make it seem that Gaza is teeming with life. This was before the aggression that claimed the lives of thousands of its people in front of the eyes of a world, most of which refuses to believe that there is anyone who has the right to dream other than the criminal beast. Awni used to dream that millions will follow him on his channel. The child began to achieve this dream after the bombing turned him into a memory. No crime in the universe is worse than turning the day into night and the future into past. It is time for the fetters of the beast to be broken.