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(I don't have access to YT, but I heard it is quiet amazing. I see if I can find alternative source) (freefree.ps)
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(I don't have access to YT, but I heard it is quiet amazing. I see if I can find alternative source)

A music teacher in Gaza has transformed the sound of Israeli military drones into a powerful song honouring those killed in Israel’s genocide. Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha uses music to help displaced and traumatised Palestinian children cope amid war and devastation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtodtEKmYSE
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