Reblogged from Occupied Palestine | فلسطين:
Global Research, August 8, 2012
“They were playing with their Atari last night.” This was my young cousin's way of explaining why our street in Gaza had turned into an arrangement of chairs and tents for an outdoor funeral. He was, of course, referring to attacks by drones, which Gazans call “zennana” in an Arabic reference to the buzzing noise they make.


















