When the drones came, my heart began beating terrifyingly. The drone started getting very close to my face. I tried to cover my face, but it would rise whenever I did that. Then I felt the real danger.
I expected it to be like every other time. Amal and I go, film some scenes, then leave. I never felt fear. We could hear gunfire and artillery shelling, but as a video photographer, you find it important to document these things and film them.
I saw a drone suddenly descend toward me. My heart started beating violently and I thought: Is this the end of my life?
The Guardian published the testimony of press photographer Zeinab Faraj (21) about she and journalist Amal Khalil being targeted in an Israeli attack in the town of Tayri in southe…