Remembering Dima Alhaj: Gaza-based WHO worker killed along with family in tragic house strike.

Dima Alhaj, a 29-year-old World Health Organisation employee in Gaza, was killed along with over 40 members of her family when their house was struck. Her life and legacy are remembered by Lindsey Hilsum.

29-year-old Dima Alhaj, worked for the World Health Organisation in Gaza and previously studied in Glasgow. She was killed in Gaza last week along with more than 40 members of her extended family when their house was hit.@lindseyhilsum takes a look back on her life and legacy. pic.twitter.com/LMIatZ8VSQ

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) November 30, 2023

The tragic loss of 29-year-old Dima Alhaj in Gaza has shocked and saddened many around the world. Dima, who had previously worked for the World Health Organisation (WHO) and studied in Glasgow, was among more than 40 members of her extended family who lost their lives when their house was hit.

Dima’s dedication to public health and her work with the WHO in Gaza made her a true hero in her community. She had a deep passion for helping others and making a positive impact on people’s lives. Colleagues remember her as a compassionate and hardworking individual, always willing to go the extra mile to ensure the well-being of those around her.

Her time studying in Glasgow allowed her to further develop her skills and knowledge, equipping her with the tools necessary to make a difference in her home country. It was clear that Dima had a bright future ahead of her, with the potential to bring about meaningful change in the field of public health.

Dima’s untimely death serves as a painful reminder of the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the devastating toll it takes on innocent lives. Her loss is not only a personal tragedy for her family and friends but also a profound loss for the global health community.

As we remember Dima’s life and legacy, it is important to honor her memory by continuing the work she was so passionate about. The world needs more individuals like Dima, who are dedicated to improving the lives of others and making a positive impact in their communities.

Our thoughts are with Dima’s family and loved ones during this difficult time. May her legacy inspire others to strive for a better, more compassionate world..

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@Channel4News said 29-year-old Dima Alhaj, worked for the World Health Organisation in Gaza and previously studied in Glasgow. She was killed in Gaza last week along with more than 40 members of her extended family when their house was hit. @lindseyhilsum takes a look back on her life and legacy.

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