A music teacher uses Gaza’s relentless soundtrack of war to resist Israel
Summary
A music teacher in Gaza uses music to help people cope with the constant noise of drones and the trauma of war. He turns the unsettling sounds of drones into songs, offering emotional relief to those affected by the conflict.Key Facts
- A music teacher in Gaza found a way to help others deal with the sounds of war by using music.
- Israeli drones have been flying over Gaza for years, creating stressful noise.
- The constant drone noise is part of what some call "psychological warfare" to unsettle people.
- Before the current conflict, many children in Gaza already experienced depression and fear.
- Music teacher Ahmed Abu Amsha encourages children to sing along with the drone noise.
- The singing is shared on Instagram, turning the noise of war into something positive.
- Israel's military actions in Gaza have resulted in over 63,005 fatalities and nearly 160,000 injuries since October 7, 2023.
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