What does “All Eyes On Rafah” mean as Rohit Sharma’s wife Ritika Sajdeh story goes viral on social media with many wanting to know its meaning in English
Rohit Sharma’s wife Ritika Sajdeh shared a story on her Instagram account on Tuesday, expressing support for the Palestinians residing in Gaza.
Insta story of Rohit Sharma’s wife Ritika.
Rohit bhai you won at life. 🙏♥️ pic.twitter.com/wcVvFzmlzW
— Abdullah (@michaelscottfc) May 28, 2024
While Rohit is leading the Indian cricket team in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup in the US, and Ritika is advocating for Palestinians on social media.
Instagram users shared the “All Eyes On Rafah” story to show support for the Palestinian people and Sharma’s wife did the same after which, her story went viral on social media.
“All Eyes On Rafah” meaning explained as Rohit Sharma’s wife Ritika Sajdeh shares Instagram story in support of Palestine after Israel attack
🚨BREAKING : Militer Israel dilaporkan sengaja menargetkan blok pengungsian warga Palestina di Rafah 😔
mayoritas korban nya adalah anak-anak dan wanita, mereka adalah warga sipil biasa😭😭😭
harus disebarin “ALL EYES ON RAFAH” 🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/bGrtyiX7RB
— Riweh (@Riweh_Banget) May 28, 2024
“All eyes on Rafah” is a common phrase used on social media to grab attention to the violence happening and show support to the Palestinians and several celebrities have used this phrase in support of the people of the country.
With the sentence, the supporters show their expression towards the people suffering in Palestine.
Further, the phrase call to action, which asks people to pay attention to the attacks on the city, has gained increased traction recently.
First responders reported an increase in fighting in Rafah, a southern Gaza city that was long thought to be the final refuge for Palestinians, on Tuesday. Recent Israeli bombs on the city had killed at least sixteen Palestinians, the source further added.
When the Israelis began their incursion into Rafah in early May, about a million Palestinians left the city; the majority of them had already been uprooted by the battle between Israel and Hamas. Right now, they seek safety in places where there has been a huge amount of violence, such filthy tent camps.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) announced earlier on Monday that an Israeli aircraft killed the chief of staff for Hamas Yassin Rabia in the West Bank, last week in the southern Gazan city of Rafah.
An IDF statement said that the strike was carried out in the Tal as Sultan area of northwest Rafah based on precise intelligence.
Israel’s military incursion into the Gaza Strip has resulted in the deaths of over 33,000 Palestinians since October 7, 13,800 of them were children as per the reports.