20 july 2014
Cameraman Khaled Hammad
A Palestinian cameraman and a paramedic were among dozens of people killed in Gaza's Shujaiyya district on Sunday as Israeli troops mounted an intensive bombardment, medics said.
"Cameraman Khaled Hammad and paramedic Fuad Jaber were killed in a strike on an ambulance, while they were trying to evacuate the wounded from Shujaiyya," emergency services spokesman Ashraf al-Qudra told AFP.
A Palestinian cameraman and a paramedic were among dozens of people killed in Gaza's Shujaiyya district on Sunday as Israeli troops mounted an intensive bombardment, medics said.
"Cameraman Khaled Hammad and paramedic Fuad Jaber were killed in a strike on an ambulance, while they were trying to evacuate the wounded from Shujaiyya," emergency services spokesman Ashraf al-Qudra told AFP.
The office of the coordinator of Israeli government activities in the territories Yoav Mordechai announced Sunday that Israel decided to open a field hospital at Erez crossing Sunday.
It will receive Palestinian men, women, children and elderly people injured during the ongoing fighting in Gaza.
Mordechai added in a statement released Sunday that injured Palestinians could be transferred to Israeli hospitals if that is necessary.
Meanwhile, Palestinian minister of health Jawad Awwad accused Israel of impeding entry of medical supplies into Gaza.
He highlighted that Israel on Sunday allowed the entry of a truckload of medical supplies to Gaza after the shipment had been delayed at the crossing for two days.
It will receive Palestinian men, women, children and elderly people injured during the ongoing fighting in Gaza.
Mordechai added in a statement released Sunday that injured Palestinians could be transferred to Israeli hospitals if that is necessary.
Meanwhile, Palestinian minister of health Jawad Awwad accused Israel of impeding entry of medical supplies into Gaza.
He highlighted that Israel on Sunday allowed the entry of a truckload of medical supplies to Gaza after the shipment had been delayed at the crossing for two days.
Israel army says another 2 soldiers killed in Gaza
Israel's army on Sunday said two more soldiers had been killed in fighting in and around the Gaza Strip, bringing the total Israeli death toll to seven.
Bar Rahav, 21, and Bnaya Rubel, 20, were killed respectively by an anti-tank missile and in a gun battle, both late Saturday, the army said, as Israel intensified its ground assault against the Palestinian territory.
Army: Israel to expand Gaza ground offensive
Israel's army said Sunday it was expanding its ground offensive against the Gaza Strip, as the bloodiest conflict since 2009 entered its 13th day with a death toll of over 350.
"This evening, the ground phase of Operation Protective Edge expands, as additional forces join the effort to combat terror in the Gaza Strip and establish a reality in which Israeli residents can live in safety and security," the army said in a statement.
Israel's army on Sunday said two more soldiers had been killed in fighting in and around the Gaza Strip, bringing the total Israeli death toll to seven.
Bar Rahav, 21, and Bnaya Rubel, 20, were killed respectively by an anti-tank missile and in a gun battle, both late Saturday, the army said, as Israel intensified its ground assault against the Palestinian territory.
Army: Israel to expand Gaza ground offensive
Israel's army said Sunday it was expanding its ground offensive against the Gaza Strip, as the bloodiest conflict since 2009 entered its 13th day with a death toll of over 350.
"This evening, the ground phase of Operation Protective Edge expands, as additional forces join the effort to combat terror in the Gaza Strip and establish a reality in which Israeli residents can live in safety and security," the army said in a statement.
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On the 13th day of the ongoing military offensive against the Gaza Strip, residents say invading Israeli forces committed "a new massacre" in the Shujaiyya neighborhood of Gaza City.
At least 12 people have been killed and more than 150 have been injured in the eastern neighborhood, medics said Sunday. The death toll is expected to rise as more bodies are uncovered. Palestinian medical sources in al-Shifa Hospital told Ma’an that the hospital was unable to cope with the large numbers of residents who fled their homes in Shujaiyya “under fire” to the hospital for shelter. They highlighted that Sunday's death toll hit 20 since midnight. |
Ashraf al-Qidra, a spokesman of the Palestinian ministry of health, said that among Shujaiyya's victims were family members of senior Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya. He identified them as Osamah Khalil al-Hayya, his wife Halah and his sons Khalil and Umamah.
Al-Qidra highlighted that the last few hours were the “fiercest” against Palestinian houses. Residents, he said, have been appealing for help since midnight saying that large numbers of people have been killed or injured in the houses as shells continued to hit them from all directions.
Al-Qidra highlighted that Israeli forces denied ambulances access to attacked houses to evacuate victims despite the uninterrupted efforts to coordinate through the International Committee of the Red Cross.
“The Israeli occupation forces told the Red Cross Committee that Shujaiyya was a closed zone because of military operations,” the medical official explained.
As a result, added al-Qidra, Palestinian ambulance teams decided to take the risk and access victims despite the Israeli military orders.
Among the victims in Shujaiyya, according to al-Qidra, were teenage girl 14-year-old Hiba Hamid Sheikh Khalil and 38-year-old Muhammad Ali Jundiyya.
Three unidentified bodies were also received at al-Shifa Hospital Sunday morning.
Earlier, the body of 52-year-old Tawfiq Marshoud was evacuated.
In Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, medical sources said three Palestinians were killed Sunday morning. Al-Qidra identified them as 23-year-old Hamid Abu Fuju, 26-year-old Ahmad Zanoun and 21-year-old Suhayb Abu Qurah.
In addition, an Israeli airstrike on house of the Muammar family killed three brothers. Medical sources said Anas Yousif Muammar died of his wounds shortly after his brothers Muhamamd, 30, and Hamzah, 21, were killed in al-Juneina neighborhood of Rafah. Ten others were injured in the attack.
Also in Rafah, al-Qidra said 56-year-old Husni Mahmoud al-Absi was killed by an Israeli raid which injured five others.
Fahmi Abdul-Aziz Abu al-Said, 29, was also killed Sunday in the central Gaza Strip.
Al-Qidra highlighted that the last few hours were the “fiercest” against Palestinian houses. Residents, he said, have been appealing for help since midnight saying that large numbers of people have been killed or injured in the houses as shells continued to hit them from all directions.
Al-Qidra highlighted that Israeli forces denied ambulances access to attacked houses to evacuate victims despite the uninterrupted efforts to coordinate through the International Committee of the Red Cross.
“The Israeli occupation forces told the Red Cross Committee that Shujaiyya was a closed zone because of military operations,” the medical official explained.
As a result, added al-Qidra, Palestinian ambulance teams decided to take the risk and access victims despite the Israeli military orders.
Among the victims in Shujaiyya, according to al-Qidra, were teenage girl 14-year-old Hiba Hamid Sheikh Khalil and 38-year-old Muhammad Ali Jundiyya.
Three unidentified bodies were also received at al-Shifa Hospital Sunday morning.
Earlier, the body of 52-year-old Tawfiq Marshoud was evacuated.
In Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, medical sources said three Palestinians were killed Sunday morning. Al-Qidra identified them as 23-year-old Hamid Abu Fuju, 26-year-old Ahmad Zanoun and 21-year-old Suhayb Abu Qurah.
In addition, an Israeli airstrike on house of the Muammar family killed three brothers. Medical sources said Anas Yousif Muammar died of his wounds shortly after his brothers Muhamamd, 30, and Hamzah, 21, were killed in al-Juneina neighborhood of Rafah. Ten others were injured in the attack.
Also in Rafah, al-Qidra said 56-year-old Husni Mahmoud al-Absi was killed by an Israeli raid which injured five others.
Fahmi Abdul-Aziz Abu al-Said, 29, was also killed Sunday in the central Gaza Strip.
Gaza firefighters and ambulance services have been informed that they can’t access the eastern Gaza Strip areas without coordination with Israel through the Red Cross, an official said Saturday.
Director of Gaza Strip’s civil defense services Said al-Saudi was quoted on the website of the former Gaza ministry of interior as saying that “the Red Cross notified us that ambulances and firefighting vehicles can’t access the eastern Gaza Strip areas near the borders with Israel without coordination through the Red Cross Committee.”
He added that “so far there has been no coordination.”
Al-Saudi called upon Palestinian residents to use whatever first aid means they have and to try to extinguish blazes themselves until rescue teams manage to access them.
Meanwhile, fires broke out in dozens of Palestinian houses as a result of Israeli artillery shells fired haphazardly at Palestinian neighborhoods near the border with Israel.
The ministry of interior published on its website numbers of the Red Cross urging citizens to try to call in case ambulances and firefighters fail to arrive and help them.
Director of Gaza Strip’s civil defense services Said al-Saudi was quoted on the website of the former Gaza ministry of interior as saying that “the Red Cross notified us that ambulances and firefighting vehicles can’t access the eastern Gaza Strip areas near the borders with Israel without coordination through the Red Cross Committee.”
He added that “so far there has been no coordination.”
Al-Saudi called upon Palestinian residents to use whatever first aid means they have and to try to extinguish blazes themselves until rescue teams manage to access them.
Meanwhile, fires broke out in dozens of Palestinian houses as a result of Israeli artillery shells fired haphazardly at Palestinian neighborhoods near the border with Israel.
The ministry of interior published on its website numbers of the Red Cross urging citizens to try to call in case ambulances and firefighters fail to arrive and help them.
Chart of Israeli ceasefire violations (UN/OCHA chart)
A Hamas-affiliated website has published the ceasefire terms that Hamas and Islamic Jihad have reportedly submitted to the U.S. through a Qatari intermediary. The terms include an immediate cessation of military operations and the end of the siege of Gaza that has been ongoing since 2006.
The proposal includes a requirement that the U.S. must be responsible for ensuring that Israel does not violate the terms of the ceasefire.
Youssef Munayyer, the head of the Palestine Center in Washington DC, told reporters with Al Jazeera America that only the U.S. has the ability to holding Israel accountable for cease-fire violations, but "They have not demonstrated the political will in doing so in the past."
The ceasefire initiative includes:
1. Mutual and immediate cessation of fire.
2. Mutual cessation of military and security operations.
3. Total lifting of the siege of Gaza and opening the border crossings for goods and people and allowing in food, industrial, fuel and construction supplies, expanding the maritime fishing zone to 12 miles, in addition to removing the buffer zone and implementing reconstruction projects.
4. Full commitment to the prisoners’ swap deal reached on 1/10/2011 under Egyptian mediation, and the release of all the Palestinians detained since 12 June 2014, including Palestinian Legislative Council Speaker Dr. Aziz Dweik, in addition to the reopening of public institutions and improving the conditions of Palestinian prisoners.
The ceasefire implementation mechanism:
1. Determination of a zero hour for implementation of all requirements of the ceasefire.
2. Full commitment to the ceasefire under US supervision.
3. Mutual cessation within 6 hours of its announcement.
Previous ceasefire agreements (in 2009 and 2012) have faced repeated violations by Israeli forces, with no enforcement mechanism to ensure compliance with the ceasefire.
According to Munayyer, quoted by Al Jazeera, “Within the first 30 days after the cease-fire was agreed upon, no rockets were fired at Israel. Israel, however, killed two Palestinians, injured more than 40 and detained dozens of fishermen. If the Palestinians violated the cease-fire and fired a projectile into Israel, Israel retained the independent capacity to hold them accountable for that and they did at will and on a regular basis if they had to. But the same could not be said on the Palestinian side, because they do not have the capacity to hold the much mightier Israeli side to account for violations.”
In 2009, after 3 ½ weeks of invading Gaza and killing over 1400 Palestinians, at least 1100 of whom were civilians, Israel declared a unilateral ceasefire and withdrew on January 19th, 2009 – the day before the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the U.S.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad then declared a ceasefire as well, and laid out terms for the continuation of the ceasefire long-term, but Israel never agreed to or complied with these conditions. The main condition was that Israel lift its siege on Gaza’s air, sea and land.
According to Al Jazeera, “In the days after the [2009] cease-fire, Israel opened fire on Palestinian farmers close to the border and fishermen in the sea who thought the cease-fire allowed them to cultivate their land and fish six nautical miles off the coast. Riyad Mansour, Palestinian ambassador to the U.N., complained that the attacks were violations of the cease-fire. Within the first 30 days after the cease-fire was agreed upon, no rockets were fired at Israel. Israel, however, killed two Palestinians, injured more than 40 and detained dozens of fishermen.”
The current ceasefire proposal, which was reportedly passed to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday, has not been mentioned by either U.S. or Israeli officials.
A Hamas-affiliated website has published the ceasefire terms that Hamas and Islamic Jihad have reportedly submitted to the U.S. through a Qatari intermediary. The terms include an immediate cessation of military operations and the end of the siege of Gaza that has been ongoing since 2006.
The proposal includes a requirement that the U.S. must be responsible for ensuring that Israel does not violate the terms of the ceasefire.
Youssef Munayyer, the head of the Palestine Center in Washington DC, told reporters with Al Jazeera America that only the U.S. has the ability to holding Israel accountable for cease-fire violations, but "They have not demonstrated the political will in doing so in the past."
The ceasefire initiative includes:
1. Mutual and immediate cessation of fire.
2. Mutual cessation of military and security operations.
3. Total lifting of the siege of Gaza and opening the border crossings for goods and people and allowing in food, industrial, fuel and construction supplies, expanding the maritime fishing zone to 12 miles, in addition to removing the buffer zone and implementing reconstruction projects.
4. Full commitment to the prisoners’ swap deal reached on 1/10/2011 under Egyptian mediation, and the release of all the Palestinians detained since 12 June 2014, including Palestinian Legislative Council Speaker Dr. Aziz Dweik, in addition to the reopening of public institutions and improving the conditions of Palestinian prisoners.
The ceasefire implementation mechanism:
1. Determination of a zero hour for implementation of all requirements of the ceasefire.
2. Full commitment to the ceasefire under US supervision.
3. Mutual cessation within 6 hours of its announcement.
Previous ceasefire agreements (in 2009 and 2012) have faced repeated violations by Israeli forces, with no enforcement mechanism to ensure compliance with the ceasefire.
According to Munayyer, quoted by Al Jazeera, “Within the first 30 days after the cease-fire was agreed upon, no rockets were fired at Israel. Israel, however, killed two Palestinians, injured more than 40 and detained dozens of fishermen. If the Palestinians violated the cease-fire and fired a projectile into Israel, Israel retained the independent capacity to hold them accountable for that and they did at will and on a regular basis if they had to. But the same could not be said on the Palestinian side, because they do not have the capacity to hold the much mightier Israeli side to account for violations.”
In 2009, after 3 ½ weeks of invading Gaza and killing over 1400 Palestinians, at least 1100 of whom were civilians, Israel declared a unilateral ceasefire and withdrew on January 19th, 2009 – the day before the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the U.S.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad then declared a ceasefire as well, and laid out terms for the continuation of the ceasefire long-term, but Israel never agreed to or complied with these conditions. The main condition was that Israel lift its siege on Gaza’s air, sea and land.
According to Al Jazeera, “In the days after the [2009] cease-fire, Israel opened fire on Palestinian farmers close to the border and fishermen in the sea who thought the cease-fire allowed them to cultivate their land and fish six nautical miles off the coast. Riyad Mansour, Palestinian ambassador to the U.N., complained that the attacks were violations of the cease-fire. Within the first 30 days after the cease-fire was agreed upon, no rockets were fired at Israel. Israel, however, killed two Palestinians, injured more than 40 and detained dozens of fishermen.”
The current ceasefire proposal, which was reportedly passed to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday, has not been mentioned by either U.S. or Israeli officials.
Hospital staff and international activists, from the U.S., Sweden, and the UK, attempted to travel to the recently bombed el-Wafa hospital, in an attempt to retrieve salvageable medical supplies.
International Solidarity Movement
The staff and activists were forced to retreat.
When they arrived at the hospital it was, “still smoking from the attack this morning,” stated U.S. International Solidarity Movement (ISM) activist, Joe Catron.
Charlie Andreasson, Swedish (ISM) activist, states, “We were waiting to get clearance from the Red Cross to go back to el-Wafa. This is urgent because without medicine, the patients cannot receive proper treatment, and coordination through the Red Cross has not been possible.”
Previous attempts by the Red Crescent to enter the Shajaiya neighbourhood to retrieve wounded people from this area were met with live ammunition from the Israeli army. El-Wafa hospital is just outside of Shajaiya.
On July 17th, the Israeli military fired rockets and shelled the hospital, forcing patients to be evacuated to Al Sahaba medical complex.
Basman Alashi, executive director of el-Wafa hospital told ISM, “Due to the emergency evacuation we were forced to move quickly, and had to leave behind important medication, supplies are now running low.”
The embassies of the international activists were informed by the ISM, and asked to do everything in their power to fulfil their responsibility to ensure that Israel respects international law and does not target this delegation of Palestinian and international human rights defenders.
The staff and internationals may try to retrieve supplies again, for now it was impossible.
See: ISM Update: Israeli Military Shells Gazan El-Wafa Hopsital
Related: UNRWA ($60m) Flash Appeal 2014 [PDF]
International Solidarity Movement
The staff and activists were forced to retreat.
When they arrived at the hospital it was, “still smoking from the attack this morning,” stated U.S. International Solidarity Movement (ISM) activist, Joe Catron.
Charlie Andreasson, Swedish (ISM) activist, states, “We were waiting to get clearance from the Red Cross to go back to el-Wafa. This is urgent because without medicine, the patients cannot receive proper treatment, and coordination through the Red Cross has not been possible.”
Previous attempts by the Red Crescent to enter the Shajaiya neighbourhood to retrieve wounded people from this area were met with live ammunition from the Israeli army. El-Wafa hospital is just outside of Shajaiya.
On July 17th, the Israeli military fired rockets and shelled the hospital, forcing patients to be evacuated to Al Sahaba medical complex.
Basman Alashi, executive director of el-Wafa hospital told ISM, “Due to the emergency evacuation we were forced to move quickly, and had to leave behind important medication, supplies are now running low.”
The embassies of the international activists were informed by the ISM, and asked to do everything in their power to fulfil their responsibility to ensure that Israel respects international law and does not target this delegation of Palestinian and international human rights defenders.
The staff and internationals may try to retrieve supplies again, for now it was impossible.
See: ISM Update: Israeli Military Shells Gazan El-Wafa Hopsital
Related: UNRWA ($60m) Flash Appeal 2014 [PDF]
Image By Ministry Of Health In Gaza
Rescue teams targeted, unable to collect the wounded, and the dead
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has reported that, as the Israeli army continued to fire missiles and bombard different parts of the West Bank, at least nine more Palestinian have been killed, on Sunday at dawn, while dozens were injured.
The Israeli army is deliberately targeting Palestinian ambulances and medics, preventing them from entering bombarded areas to evacuate the wounded, and retrieve the bodies of slain Palestinians.
A Palestinian child was killed, and several Palestinians were injured in an Israeli bombardment, east of Gaza city. She has been identified as:
1. Hiba Hamed Sheikh Khalil, 14, Gaza City.
The Ministry said a young Palestinian man was killed, and several others were wounded, when the army fired missiles into homes in the Central District. The Palestinian has been identified as:
2. Fahmi Abdul-Aziz Abu Sa’id, 29, Central District.
Another Palestinian was killed east of Gaza City as the army continued heavy bombardment and shelling of the area. He has been identified as:
3. Tawfiq Marshoud, 52, Gaza City.
In addition, three Palestinians ~ son of a senior political leader of the Hamas movement, Khalil al-Hayya, his daughter-in-law, and their son were killed in Gaza, while several children were injured. The slain Palestinians have been identified as
4. Osama Khalil Osama al-Hayya.
5. Halla Saqer Abu Hayyen (Osama’s wife)
6. Khalil Osama al-Hayya. (Their Child)
Three more Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, and were moved to the Abu Yousef Najjar Hospital in the city.
7. Suheib Ali Jom’a Abu Qoura, 21, Rafah.
8. Ahmad Tawfiq Mohammad Zannoun, 26, Rafah.
9. Hamid Soboh Mohammad Fojo, 22, Rafah.
Eight Palestinians have also been wounded by Israeli artillery shells hitting homes in Juhr ed-Deek area, and al-Boreij refugee camp, south of Gaza City.
The Civil Defense services in Gaza stated that it was officially informed by the Red Cross that Israel will not allow ambulances and firefighters to enter areas, close to the border, without a permit.
In a statement, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said that as Israel escalates its aggression against the civilians in their communities, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, yet, it seems Saturday at night and Sunday at dawn were the most violent.
“Since midnight, the Palestinians have been calling for help in every part of the coastal region, while the Red Cross contacted the Israeli side to allow ambulances into targeted areas to rescue the wounded, and collect the dead”, it said, “But Israel met the requests with rejection, an issue that forced our medics and doctors to risk their lives and enter those areas, the shelling ongoing”.
Rescue teams targeted, unable to collect the wounded, and the dead
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has reported that, as the Israeli army continued to fire missiles and bombard different parts of the West Bank, at least nine more Palestinian have been killed, on Sunday at dawn, while dozens were injured.
The Israeli army is deliberately targeting Palestinian ambulances and medics, preventing them from entering bombarded areas to evacuate the wounded, and retrieve the bodies of slain Palestinians.
A Palestinian child was killed, and several Palestinians were injured in an Israeli bombardment, east of Gaza city. She has been identified as:
1. Hiba Hamed Sheikh Khalil, 14, Gaza City.
The Ministry said a young Palestinian man was killed, and several others were wounded, when the army fired missiles into homes in the Central District. The Palestinian has been identified as:
2. Fahmi Abdul-Aziz Abu Sa’id, 29, Central District.
Another Palestinian was killed east of Gaza City as the army continued heavy bombardment and shelling of the area. He has been identified as:
3. Tawfiq Marshoud, 52, Gaza City.
In addition, three Palestinians ~ son of a senior political leader of the Hamas movement, Khalil al-Hayya, his daughter-in-law, and their son were killed in Gaza, while several children were injured. The slain Palestinians have been identified as
4. Osama Khalil Osama al-Hayya.
5. Halla Saqer Abu Hayyen (Osama’s wife)
6. Khalil Osama al-Hayya. (Their Child)
Three more Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, and were moved to the Abu Yousef Najjar Hospital in the city.
7. Suheib Ali Jom’a Abu Qoura, 21, Rafah.
8. Ahmad Tawfiq Mohammad Zannoun, 26, Rafah.
9. Hamid Soboh Mohammad Fojo, 22, Rafah.
Eight Palestinians have also been wounded by Israeli artillery shells hitting homes in Juhr ed-Deek area, and al-Boreij refugee camp, south of Gaza City.
The Civil Defense services in Gaza stated that it was officially informed by the Red Cross that Israel will not allow ambulances and firefighters to enter areas, close to the border, without a permit.
In a statement, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said that as Israel escalates its aggression against the civilians in their communities, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, yet, it seems Saturday at night and Sunday at dawn were the most violent.
“Since midnight, the Palestinians have been calling for help in every part of the coastal region, while the Red Cross contacted the Israeli side to allow ambulances into targeted areas to rescue the wounded, and collect the dead”, it said, “But Israel met the requests with rejection, an issue that forced our medics and doctors to risk their lives and enter those areas, the shelling ongoing”.
Gaza Night Shelling - Twitter @imNadZ
Palestinian medical sources have reported, on Sunday at dawn, that six Palestinians have been killed, and many wounded, as the Israeli army continued to bombard Palestinian communities in the coastal region.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza stated that two brothers were killed after Israeli artillery shells truck homes in the Jneina neighborhood in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. Several Palestinians were injured.
The two Palestinians have been identified as:
1. Mohammad Yousef Moammar, 30, Rafah.
2. Hamza Yousef Moammar, 26, Rafah.
Their brother died of his serious wounded later on at a local hospital in Rafah. He has been identified as:
3. Anas Yousef Moammar, 16.
The army also fired missiles into another neighborhood in Rafah, killing one man, and wounding five others.
The man has been identified as:
4. Hosni Mahmoud al-‘Absi, 56, Rafah.
The Ministry also said one Palestinian was killed late on Saturday, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, and at least seven have been injured, after the army bombarded several areas in the city.
The slain Palestinian has been identified as:
5. Salem Ali Abu Sa’ada, Khan Younis.
Also, one Palestinian was killed in the Shuja'eyya neighborhood, in Gaza City, after the army bombarded it. He has been identified as:
5. Mohammad Ali Mohareb Jundiya, 38, Gaza.
Furthermore, a hospital in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza, where around 400 children are taking shelter, have been targeted by an israeli missiles.
Data of the Ministry of Health revealed that at least 348 Palestinians, , have been killed and more that 2700 have been injured, most of the casualties are civilians, including children, infants, women and elderly.
It further denounced an Israeli attack against an ambulance in the Shuja’eyya neighborhood,various medical centers, and medics, and called on international groups, topped by the Red Cross, to oblige Israel to respect International Law.
Palestinian medical sources have reported, on Sunday at dawn, that six Palestinians have been killed, and many wounded, as the Israeli army continued to bombard Palestinian communities in the coastal region.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza stated that two brothers were killed after Israeli artillery shells truck homes in the Jneina neighborhood in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. Several Palestinians were injured.
The two Palestinians have been identified as:
1. Mohammad Yousef Moammar, 30, Rafah.
2. Hamza Yousef Moammar, 26, Rafah.
Their brother died of his serious wounded later on at a local hospital in Rafah. He has been identified as:
3. Anas Yousef Moammar, 16.
The army also fired missiles into another neighborhood in Rafah, killing one man, and wounding five others.
The man has been identified as:
4. Hosni Mahmoud al-‘Absi, 56, Rafah.
The Ministry also said one Palestinian was killed late on Saturday, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, and at least seven have been injured, after the army bombarded several areas in the city.
The slain Palestinian has been identified as:
5. Salem Ali Abu Sa’ada, Khan Younis.
Also, one Palestinian was killed in the Shuja'eyya neighborhood, in Gaza City, after the army bombarded it. He has been identified as:
5. Mohammad Ali Mohareb Jundiya, 38, Gaza.
Furthermore, a hospital in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza, where around 400 children are taking shelter, have been targeted by an israeli missiles.
Data of the Ministry of Health revealed that at least 348 Palestinians, , have been killed and more that 2700 have been injured, most of the casualties are civilians, including children, infants, women and elderly.
It further denounced an Israeli attack against an ambulance in the Shuja’eyya neighborhood,various medical centers, and medics, and called on international groups, topped by the Red Cross, to oblige Israel to respect International Law.
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