Sally Hayden
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649 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 Jun
Sally Hayden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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One paramedic who had just been reunited with his family, his colleague was killed on Wednesday.
And I'm sure people saw it was called a triple tap strike that hit three successive kind of first responder groups, according to witnesses.
And I asked him, like, how, you know, how are you holding up?
And he said basically he just feels like he has a duty to be resilient because this is his land.
he doesn't want to leave but then i was also on thursday at the funeral of the brother of one of those paramedics who was killed and a lot of people have been buried in temporary burial sites so because it wasn't safe to return they were buried somewhere else first and then their families will take them back and the brother broke down crying
for quite a while and then he said actually he wants to say that men in particular what he was saying is that a lot of the men have been forced to be strong to protect their families during this time and you know to keep going and he wanted to say that they should also express their emotions because
He felt like this is, you know, wound upon wound basically is being inflicted on people and that's quite, you know, it's not healthy.
But of course, like the scale of this is, you know, it's impossible really to explain because there's been this all that war.
But then before that, there was 15 months of, you know, what people here call a one-sided ceasefire where attacks did continue on a near daily basis from Israel.
And hundreds of people were killed.
And then there was the previous war.
And then, of course, Lebanon has had a lot of other issues, you know, economic crisis.
Yeah, the Beirut port explosion as well.
So it's kind of crisis upon crisis.
And it's really hard to know how people are coping with that.
Yeah, again, I mean, that's something.
And it's really important when we talk about Lebanese people to obviously understand that there's lots of different views in Lebanon.
You know, there are people that support Hezbollah, people who hate Hezbollah, people who, you know, have lots of different views on this situation.
But I do hear from a lot of people that they don't
feel, yeah, they don't feel supported and they don't feel like every life is being valued equally.
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