lick. Death. Click. Blast. Click. Crash. Click.
Motaz Azaiza’s fingers were too busy taking pictures of death and destruction in Gaza to allow his brain to consider the impact he was having. This does not imply that he simply wonged it; rather, he was aware that he had to act on behalf of his people because the Western world would not. Like all of the other journalists in Gaza, he was aware of what he was getting into, but despite the fact that it was not in line with his plan for himself, he continued.
He has over 17 million Instagram followers today, and despite the fact that he is only 25, his face suggests otherwise. In an open meeting with Muslim magazine, Azaiza considered the self-contradicting incongruity of his prosperity. ” I arrived at billions of individuals, reality arrived at billions of individuals, and nothing different.”
Azaiza’s camera has caught the unspeakable — turning focal points on a decimation Western media wondered whether or not to cover. His images, which were seen by millions of people all over the world, have changed how people think about the suffering of Palestinians.
