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Antony Loewenstein

Independent journalist, author and film-maker

How to breed hatred in children

Posted on February 7, 2009

10-year-old Mona Samouni describes how she became one of the very few survivors of the Samouni extended family after an attack on the densely populated area of Zeitoun in Gaza:

Tags: Gaza, Hamas, human rights, Judaism, Palestine, Zionism
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