Children, a doctor: Some of the people killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza

Children, a doctor: Some of the people killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza

Over 400 Palestinians have been killed and more than 500 others have been injured by Israeli bombings of Gaza since early morning, according to the Israeli military.

The casualty rate is only anticipated to rise as the number of dead includes many women and children. Local authorities are urging the public to donate blood, andire families have once more been completely eradicated.

Israel’s bombing campaign began without warning, with countless Palestinians awakening to see the expansion of what the UN has termed “hell on earth.”

On Tuesday, hundreds of videos surfaced showing civilians searching for loved ones in abandoned homes and in morgues.

Which of Israel’s most recent attacks has fallen victim to these:

Abductions of families in Gaza City

After their home was bombed in Gaza City’s northern region at around 4:30 am (2:30 GMT), Ramy Abdu, the head of the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor, lost his sister and her entire family.

He claimed Nesreen, her wife Malak, their young children Siwar and Mohammed, as well as her son and daughters, Ubaida, Omar, and Lian, as well as Ubaida’s other three children.

The family had previously experienced numerous Israeli airstrikes over the course of the war, and earlier in that year Israeli bombs had destroyed their entire neighborhood and home.

Abdu pleaded for accountability on his X account, saying that while it may kill us at will, burn us alive, and tear us apart, it will never be able to remove us from our land.

Additionally, footage from an Israeli attack that targeted a group of people near al-Rantisi Children’s Hospital that was broadcast by Palestinians on Instagram and verified by Al Jazeera showed scenes of injured people on the ground in Gaza City.

She was killed by a doctor and her entire family.

A Gaza physician and her family were wiped out in the south about 30 minutes after Abdu’s family was killed in the north.

More than a dozen people were killed by an Israeli airstrike on their home in the al-Jenaina neighborhood of Rafah, including Dr. Majda Abu Aker, an obstetrics-gynecology specialist at a UNRWA clinic in Rafah.

At least ten of the Palestinians killed were children of different families, including several women. A three-day-old infant girl was the youngest.

Dr. Majda Abu Aker, the martyr, is the translator. Following the Aker family’s massacre in Rafah, Khaled Abu Riash (Abu Mohamed), Dr. Majda Abu Aker (Abu Mohamed), Kholoud Abu Riash (Abu Mohamed), Nour Osama Abu Marzouq, and Dina Osama Abu Marzouq, her three-day-old daughter, Mohamed Osama Abu Marzouq, were identified as the martyrs.

More civilians are killed in the south of Gaza attacks.

Another 15 people have been identified as being killed in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis in order to bring down al-Mawasi, the majority of whom are Barhoum family members.

The Israeli military had designated the area as a “humanitarian zone” during the war, but that didn’t stop Israeli warplanes from repeatedly attacking al-Mawasi&nbsp with deadly force.

A family of six were killed as they fled Israeli bombs in the city of Abasan, east of Khan Younis.

All six people were killed when their vehicle was struck directly by an airstrike, according to Al Jazeera correspondents on the ground.

Another family was left shocked and grieving in Khan Younis, south of where their two young children were killed by Israeli bombs.

The children’s aunt, Heba al-Hindi, made the announcement on Facebook.

She mourned Bisan and her brother Ayman in a letter to God, “Dear Children, may God have mercy on you and patience with your mother and father.”

Translation: God has sent Ayman and Bisan as martyrs. God, may God grant you and your sister, Soad, strength and patience.

My children “died hungry,” he said.

A Palestinian woman collapsing in tears as she bids farewell to her husband and children in a video from Khan Younis, which was verified by Al Jazeera’s Sanad fact-checking agency.

The woman said, “My children died hungry, I swear to God they did not find food for Suhoor, my daughter died fasting without Suhoor,” referring to the meal that was served before dawn during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

She remarked to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, “May God burn your heart over your children.”

After hours of searching, a family discovers a body.

Families in Jabalia, north of Israel, were forced to search for hours for the remains of a loved one who had been brutally murdered by an Israeli bombing.

A large crater left by the bomb, as well as body parts being discovered flung onto a tree, were revealed in gruesome footage obtained by Al Jazeera.

Since the beginning of the conflict in Gaza on October 7, 2023, Jabalia and its refugee camp have been the site of some of the most devastation-causing Israeli attacks.

Much of Jabalia was destroyed in the weeks leading up to the ceasefire with Hamas, which has since been shattered once more by Israel.

Source: Aljazeera

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