A memory etched in blood: Iranian, Palestinian schoolchildren lost to the same hegemony
Ghada Ebrahem
Press TV, Gaza City
Though separated geographically, Palestinians and Iranians have endured similar pains in the face of US and Israeli aggression.
The recent US bombing of Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' school in Minab and massacre of nearly 170 children was a stark reminder of the Israeli massacre at Fehmi Jerjawi school in Gaza. The two bloody incidents have become the collective memory of the people enduring the same hegemony and loss on an almost unimaginable scale. Press TV's Ghada Ebrahem reports.
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