‘We had an ordinary life’: Iran fisherwoman navigates uncertainty of war
- In this first-person testimony told to Al Jazeera, Khadijeh Bandari, an Iranian fisherwoman from Hengam Island in southern Iran, explains how the United States-Israel war on her country has disrupted her work and the lives of all the people on the island.
- I am 28 years old, and for as long as I can remember, I would go out to sea with my mother, who taught me how to fish.
- When I was older, I got a boat of my own and started fishing.
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- In this first-person testimony told to Al Jazeera, Khadijeh Bandari, an Iranian fisherwoman from Hengam Island in southern Iran, explains how the United States-Israel war on her country has disrupted her work and the lives of all the people on the island.
- I am 28 years old, and for as long as I can remember, I would go out to sea with my mother, who taught me how to fish.
- When I was older, I got a boat of my own and started fishing.
Sources: Al Jazeera