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Motaz Malhees, star of the Oscar-nominated The Voice of Hind Rajab, cannot attend the 2026 Academy Awards because his Palestinian citizenship blocks him from entering the United States; the film, which follows Palestinian Red Crescent volunteers responding to a Gaza rescue, is nominated for Best International Feature at the 98th Academy Awards.
U.S. Senator Peter Welch and Representative Sara Jacobs introduced the Justice for Hind Rajab Act, which would require a federal investigation into Hind Rajab’s death in Gaza, lay out findings on civilian harm there, demand a State Department report on related investigations, and push for accountability for those involved in the attack under U.S. war-crimes laws.
On the second anniversary of Hind Rajab’s death in Gaza, the Hind Rajab Foundation says it has identified 24 perpetrators (including senior Israeli officers) and is pursuing active legal cases across jurisdictions, building forensics, testimony, and arrests to achieve accountability; they frame the effort as a long-term process toward real courts and real consequences.
A six-year-old Gaza girl’s desperate phone call to the Palestinian Red Crescent haunted Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania and inspired her to make The Voice of Hind Rajab, a film that uses real emergency audio to explore empathy, accountability, and the human impact of the Gaza crisis.
The Voice of Hind Rajab, a powerful documentary about a Palestinian girl's tragic death in Gaza, received a standing ovation at Venice Film Festival, highlighting its emotional impact and global significance in raising awareness about Gaza's plight.
Hind Rajab's film received a record-breaking standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, highlighting its impactful storytelling and significance.
6-year-old Hind Rajab, who had been missing for nearly two weeks, was found dead alongside five family members and two rescue workers after being targeted by Israeli forces. Audio of Hind's desperate call for help as an Israeli tank approached her had circulated globally, and the car where she was found was riddled with bullet holes. The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that Israeli forces also targeted their ambulance as it arrived on the scene. Hind's mother expressed devastation and anger, vowing to never forgive those involved in her daughter's killing.
The bodies of six-year-old Hind Rajab and two paramedics were found in Gaza City almost two weeks after Hind's distress call for help, where she was trapped in a car next to the bodies of her relatives who were killed in an Israeli strike. The Palestinian Red Crescent dispatched two paramedics to rescue Hind, but they were also killed in a suspected Israeli strike, leading to accusations of deliberate targeting of the ambulance.
Six-year-old Hind Rajab, along with several relatives and two paramedics, was found dead in Gaza after their car came under fire while trying to escape the city. Audio recordings of Hind's calls for help suggest she was the only survivor, hiding among the bodies of her relatives, before the phone line was cut amid gunfire. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society accused Israel of deliberately targeting the ambulance sent to rescue Hind, while Israel said it was checking the allegations. The incident has sparked a campaign to uncover the truth, highlighting the need to protect medical personnel and provide timely medical care in conflicts.