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Gaza Children Pay Deadly Price as Israeli Attacks Wipe Out Families
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Gaza Children Pay Deadly Price as Israeli Attacks Wipe Out Families
DaysOfPal — An Israeli airstrike killed a Palestinian father, mother and their two young daughters as they sheltered Thursday in the ruins of a home in
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This is what the Civil Defense teams recovered alongside the bodies of the Palestinian victims from under the rubble of the Al-Taj building on Yarmouk Street in Gaza City, after it was bombed by the Israeli forces, who committed a bloody massacre against its residents.
This is what the Civil Defense teams recovered alongside the bodies of the Palestinian victims from under the rubble of the Al-Taj building on Yarmouk Street in Gaza City, after it was bombed by the Israeli forces, who committed a bloody massacre against its residents.
Gaza was once one of the most beautiful tourist cities in the world. The fragrant sea air of Gaza wafted, making the whole country bloom.
“Israel” transformed this picturesque, verdant city into a city of ruins. The view of Gaza, with its sea and surrounding buildings, was replaced by destruction, ash, and camps filling every corner of the city, and a foul stench drowning out the scent of the sea.
“Israel” transformed this picturesque, verdant city into a city of ruins. The view of Gaza, with its sea and surrounding buildings, was replaced by destruction, ash, and camps filling every corner of the city, and a foul stench drowning out the scent of the sea.
Ismail Al-Thawabta, Director General of the Government Media Office:
- 22,000 wounded and sick people in the Gaza Strip are in dire and urgent need of travel abroad for medical treatment.
- “Israel” is pursuing a policy of deliberate obstruction and slow death against patients by restricting medical evacuations.
- We demand the immediate and complete opening of the crossings to ensure that 1,000 wounded and sick people can travel daily to receive the necessary treatment and medical care.
- We call on the international community, the World Health Organization, and UN agencies to exert serious pressure on “Israel” to stop using the crossings as a tool of collective punishment and to facilitate procedures, removing the security complications that cost patients their lives.
- 22,000 wounded and sick people in the Gaza Strip are in dire and urgent need of travel abroad for medical treatment.
- “Israel” is pursuing a policy of deliberate obstruction and slow death against patients by restricting medical evacuations.
- We demand the immediate and complete opening of the crossings to ensure that 1,000 wounded and sick people can travel daily to receive the necessary treatment and medical care.
- We call on the international community, the World Health Organization, and UN agencies to exert serious pressure on “Israel” to stop using the crossings as a tool of collective punishment and to facilitate procedures, removing the security complications that cost patients their lives.
Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, Gaza’s Ministry of Health Director General, said children Lana and Bana Ahmed were killed when the Israeli forces targeted their family in Beit Lahia.
He stressed they were unarmed children who only knew fear, not war. He condemned the attack as part of a broader war on Palestinian childhood, and criticized claims of an "army of morality." Al-Barsh said Lana and Bana were not just numbers, they had names, faces, and stolen dreams, and their images stand as evidence of an army that targets children and a world that watched without protection.
He stressed they were unarmed children who only knew fear, not war. He condemned the attack as part of a broader war on Palestinian childhood, and criticized claims of an "army of morality." Al-Barsh said Lana and Bana were not just numbers, they had names, faces, and stolen dreams, and their images stand as evidence of an army that targets children and a world that watched without protection.