Presentatie in UK nadat hij de "Martha Gelhorn Prize for Journalism"  in de UK in ontvangst had genomen.
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Levensverhaal van Mohammed Omer

Mohammed is a very special young man. He was forced to start working at the age of six to help support his family living in the Rafah Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip. His father was languishing at the time in an Israel jail. One day on his way home from school he found an Israeli bulldozer standing in the spot where his home stood that morning. The home was on the Rafah/Egyptian border and was ‘in the way’ of the wall being built to separate the two. Not long after that his younger brother was shot dead by Israeli troops, another brother lost a leg. In ‘retaliation’, Mohammed decided at the age of 17 to ‘arm’ himself with a camera and a pen and become a photojournalist. He felt that if the truth about the situation in Gaza was known to the world, something would be done about it. More about Mohammed can be read in THIS interview.

WHY WAS MOHAMMED OMER THE VICTIM OF ISRAELI TERROR?
The answer is simple…. Mohammed says what the zionists don’t want him to say. He speaks the truth on behalf of a million and a half ‘voiceless’ citizens of Gaza. The truth is the biggest enemy of zionism so they attempted to silence him.
The state of Israel has rendered them voiceless in order to continue with the holocaust against their nation…. a holocaust that they wish would remain unnoticed and kept silent about.
Mohammed refuses to remain silent, and for that he was rewarded by fellow journalists… for those two reasons he was himself a victim of the worst type of torture imaginable