Inside the Gaza Ambulance – Video

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When crisis struck in the summer of 2014, a 24-year-old filmmaker refused to watch from the sidelines. Joining an emergency ambulance crew led by Captain Abu Marzouq, this powerful film captures the daily lives, courage, and survival of civilians in Gaza. A rare, firsthand account of life inside a zone of conflict through the eyes of those dedicated to saving lives.

Original title: Ambulance
Palestine, Norway 2016
A Jabfilm, Idioms Film Production
by Mohamed Jabaly

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27 Comments

@OsamasStory says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

First!❤🎉😊 Happy Wednesday!

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@yindu_Weige888 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

早上好啊！刺激的内容。❤

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@machsimo says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

فلسطين ستتحرر مهما طال الزمن والعدو سيدفع الثمن ويباد عن بكرة أبيه. كان الله عونا لكم

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@mlgswagmaster8913 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Commenting to push this into the algorithm

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@SyedAquib369 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

❤️

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@givawally4685 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

may my brothers and sisters one day be free <# free free palestinaa

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@tomlavelle8340 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Not exactly Mother, Jugs and Speed.

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@Spawn1-cz6vi says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

It's easy to kill and cause destruction. Yet. Hard to love and show kindness. Sad.

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@SueCruz-hf9ds says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Israel is a terrorist state. May Palestinians be free soon

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@SuperNinja369 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Hamas uses ambulances to carry fighters

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@eagledice2008 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Absolutely heartbreaking

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@illegal_Apartheid_and_THEFT says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Imagine a world without WARmerica and Isn'tRael. The WARmerican terrorist regime (born in 1947) is MUCH worse than WWII Germany and that was WAY BEFORE the biden & trump gen@cide/Apartheid sponsorship, unaliving women and children DAILY just like WWII Germany. 2018 study: "After World War II, the U.S. Regime Has Killed 25-30 Million People” (mostly civilians). Prof. John Mearshiemer says the number is 38 million. WARmerica supports 2014 ethnic cleansing Ukronazis, ethnic cleansing zionazis, and have now put the fake terrorist group THEY INVENTED with Osama Bin Laden's mujahideen (Al Qaeda) in control of Syria to steal it for… the illegal lend theft zionazi project. Stealing land from many countries just like WWII Germany but unaliving MANY more than WWII Germany

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@lilliankeane5731 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Over a decade ago yet the sad Nazis push the “they started it lie”

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@lnsightsonlife says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

"Why Do Humans Always Slaughter Each Other in the Holy Land?" Published on 2026.04.02 | Updated on 2026.04.19 Google Translate

This article is part of the curatorial series "Powder Keg and Sacred Sites."

If you only see Israel's advanced fighter jets and the Iron Dome system, it means you haven't seen the deeper fear behind it. Beneath this country's powerful military shell lies an extremely fragile sense of security. From the surviving memories of the World War II massacre to the everyday rocket attacks of today, this article helps you understand: Why "survival" has never been taken for granted for Israelis. The story begins with a scene imagining a scene. In Tel Aviv, Israel, or a border city, in an ordinary living room, a five-year-old girl is playing with building blocks. Suddenly, a piercing alarm sounds through the sky. She neither cries nor panics. She skillfully picks up the doll and, following her parents, rushes into the safe room of the house within 15 seconds. It is a small room with steel plates, storing drinking water and dry food, and a few bright toys piled inside. For many Israeli children, childhood memories are fragmented: half in the sunlight, half behind heavy air defense doors. This is everyday life in Israel. A country regarded as having overwhelming military and technological advantages, yet the law requires every new building to have an air defense shelter built inside. When "under constant risk" is written into building regulations, you realize how thin the sense of security in this country is. Israeli citizens, including the elderly and children, take shelter in community shelters, waiting for rocket attack sirens to end, waiting inside shelters for air raid alerts to be lifted. Image Gili Yaari/Flash90 Objects of Fate If Palestinian totems are keys to old homes, then Israeli totems are alarms; the sudden explosion in a calm afternoon can instantly drag a modern city back to the battlefield. Toys in air-raid shelters remind the world: the people here live under the threat of "homes that could be destroyed at any moment." Why was Israel's reaction so intense after the Holocaust? This goes back to the memory in their blood. The background of Israel's founding was the Nazi massacre of Jews during World War II, with about six million people dead, including 1.5 million children. The cruelest lesson that history taught this nation is: when the world decides to abandon you, no one will come to save you. For Israelis, the founding of the nation in 1948 was not just a political victory, but the "last line of defense for survival." Israelis also learned from this: in critical moments, the only one who can protect Jews is often themselves. This collective will of "never be a victim again" is transformed into an extreme national defense demand. Every Israeli student is taken to the Holocaust Memorial during their studies. Not once. Many times. The purpose is not to make you sad. It is to make you remember that phrase. Their toughness was not because they loved war, but because they firmly believed that even one weakness would mark the beginning of destruction. Nationhood is Siege On May 14, 1948, Israel declared its founding. For the world, this was a historic moment. For the Jewish people, it was the end of two thousand years of exile. The celebration lasted only one day. On May 15, a coalition of five Arab countries attacked Israel. Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq attacked simultaneously from the north, east, and south. The newly formed nation had not yet established itself before facing the threat of annihilation. Israel won that war, but the war never truly left. From 1948 to the present: 1956 Suez Crisis, 1967 Six-Day War, 1973 Yom Kippur War, 1982 Lebanon War, 2006 Second Lebanon War, countless Gaza conflicts What is the Six-Day War? In 1967, Israel broke out in the Six-Day War with Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. The war lasted only six days, but it completely changed the map of the Middle East. Israel's seizure of the Sinai Peninsula, the Golan Heights, the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem further complicated today's territorial and Palestinian issues. Many disputes still disputed today can be traced back to these six days. The deepest fear came from Yom Kippur in 1973. At 2 p.m. on October 6, alarms shattered the silence. Egypt and Syria chose this day to launch a surprise attack, catching Israel completely off guard. From then on, the alarm was no longer just an alarm—it became evidence that 'they really want to destroy us.' What did the Yom Kippur War change? In 1973, Egypt and Syria launched a surprise attack on Israel on Yom Kippur, the most sacred day for the Jewish people. Although Israel ultimately held the ground, the war left three profound impacts: Israel's sense of security was severely damaged, leading to greater emphasis on intelligence and preemptive Arab oil embargoes, triggering a global energy crisis. Egypt and Israel ultimately moved toward peace talks, reshaping the Eastern landscape and many of today's Middle East issues can be traced back to that year. Island-like survival If you open the map, you'll find Israel's situation is like an isolated island. Its territory is long and narrow, with its narrowest point only a dozen kilometers wide. From the mountains of the West Bank, you can overlook Israel's population center. From the Lebanese border, Hezbollah's rockets can reach Haifa. For a long time, Israel has indeed faced intense hostility from neighboring countries and armed groups, even openly denying their existence. Under such physical pressure from all sides, Israel developed a unique survival logic: attack is the best defense. As soon as a threat appears at the border, they will strike first without hesitation. In the eyes of the international community, this often seems too tough; But in the minds of many Israelis, it is a necessary means to avoid a "second massacre." You think Israel is expanding, but they think they are building walls; You think they are attacking, but they believe they are trying to save their lives. Israel faces armed threats in both south and north Israel faces armed threats in both the south and north. Map by Xia Jingang: Small Nation Strong Military You might ask: If it's so dangerous, why not reconcile? Why not compromise? Because in the minds of most Israelis, concession is equivalent to courting death. In this geographical environment, military strategy is not about "winning," but about "not being eliminated." This is why Israel's military thinking emphasizes: preemptive strike; wait for the enemy to strike before responding, possibly too late to deterre; let the opponent know that attacking will cost you cannot afford to pay. Technological advantage: using the Iron Dome to intercept rockets, intelligence to prevent attacks, drones to reduce casualties among soldiers. But these strategies have one side effect: they make Israel appear strong, but also make Israel appear fierce. Outsiders see occupation, bombing, and blockade. Israelis see survival. Neither side is lying. They just appear different. | If you want to know how this security anxiety turns into national policy, look at the strategic links between the U.S. and Israel.

► "The United States and Israel: Why Is This Alliance So Hard to Shake?" » No More Happens in Israel has a core concept called Never Again, which means "never again." It means: the Holocaust must never happen again, and the Jewish people can never again be without state protection. This oath is the foundation of Israel's national identity. But it also comes at a price: when you swear "never again," you scrutinize every threat with extremely high standards. Iran's nuclear program is read as "the prelude to the Second Holocaust"; Hezbollah's rockets are read as "the continuation of the siege." This is not to say these interpretations are necessarily correct, but if you live with the memory of the Holocaust, it is difficult to view threats with a "calm and objective" attitude. This is the paradox of Israel's sense of security: the more you fear, the stronger you want to be; The stronger you are, the harder it is to let your guard down. Because you know very well: strength is not guaranteed. History has already proven it.

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@GuidoLavespa-r3m says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Bisogna fermare tutto questo.. egemonia americana su tutti gli altri e smettere di abbassare la testa.. non si può vivere così.. con persone che facendo guerra incrementano il loro potere e fame di potere tutti insieme bisogna fare qualcosa.. la finta propaganda il riarmo ecc ecc .. ci vogliono mandare in guerra tutte cazzate russia che vuole invadere.. smettiamo di prendere in giro la popolazione mondiale

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@sergioc9617 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Las guerras no llevan a nada, solo muerte y destrucción.

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

The beginning of the film. You can see through it all. They are stro g but really dont know what is coming.
The evil has been lurking and waiting. And death is at there door and they just cant see the devastating future.
Im heart broken watching this 💔

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

The one thing I see time and time again is they are always in every single thing that they do …they praise God.
Who else do you see this in any other religion.

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Apsolutely a great thing you did by documenting the progression of how everyone came to the true reality of the evil coming.

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Why did the hospital allow this reporter caios????? 🤔

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

I truly believe ISRAELIS are soooo beyond jelouse of the people who are of the land.

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@sammchunu7893 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Don't start wars you can't win

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Sooooo the Egyptian side refused them to come back. Their own citizens????

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@Lee-yb2zr says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Israeli used the GEO FENCING. KNOWING HOW MANY WERE THERE BY THE PICK UP OF EACH PHONE.

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@LeYahodiZmanit says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

Как говорится, за что боролись на то и напоролись…

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@german_dude_ says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

It is hard to see but everyone has to see!

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@yoavlewinski5034 says:

22 September 2026 at 22:47

why isn't this person telling us the trues. why doesn't he tell us why are this bombing really happening. why on specific places. why don't they wipe out all of gaza. this person showes only one side, but doesn't say why. tell us why the bombing. stop lieing to everybody. at one point in this movie you said. "there is a ceasefire between the parties". what parties?why aren't you telling the trues here?at the end of this movie we see a specific attack on a specific car. why would israel attack on a specific car.who was the person in that car. again. you are not telling everybody here the trues. why?????

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