Nurul Ain Haron, a Malaysian woman stranded in the war-torn region of Gaza, has made a heartbreaking appeal in a two-minute video, urging fellow Malaysians to be more empathetic and considerate during these critical times. In her emotional plea, she requested that Malaysians refrain from barraging her with phone calls as well as relentlessly tagging her online, asking to listen to the sounds of bombs or explosions.

Nurul Ain can be seen chocking up as she delivered a devastating picture of the current situation, which has reached a critical juncture. She questioned, "Can you be sensitive? It's like you're asking us to be bombed!" 

Nurul Ain conveyed the stark contrast between the serene nights enjoyed by Malaysians, free from the turmoil of war, and the harrowing reality faced by the people of Gaza. "You should be grateful you are able to sleep peacefully every night... be grateful that our country is safe," she implored. 

Watch her video below, or click here to watch it on her personal Facebook platform:

In the video, she revealed her living conditions, a room filled with numerous bags of supplies intended as aid for the countless individuals affected by the ongoing airstrikes. Unfortunately, due to the relentless violence, she is currently unable to go out and distribute the much-needed assistance.

Her message resonates as a call for compassion and understanding amidst the ongoing tragedy inflicted upon 1.1 million Palestinians, a figure that tragically diminishes with each rising death toll.

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