September 23, 2014: Amer Abu ‘Aisha, 32, was killed by Israeli soldiers, along with Marwan Al Qawasmi, 29, in Hebron city, in the southern part of the West bank, after the army invaded the city to arrest him in suspicion of the abduction and killing of three Israeli Yeshiva students, including two children in June 2014. Source: IMEMC
September 23, 2014: Marwan Al Qawasmi, 29, was killed by Israeli soldiers, along with Amer Abu Aisha, 32, in Hebron city, in the southern part of the West bank, after the army invaded the city to arrest them in suspicion of the abduction and killing of three Israeli Yeshiva students, including two children in June 2014. Marwan was from Hebron. Source: IMEMC
September 19, 2014: Abdullah Jibril Abu Aser, 23, was killed by an unexploded Israeli ordinance that detonated near him in Gaza city, also killing his friends Ayman Ziad Abu Jibba, 23, and Mohammad Riyadh Abu Aser, 24. Mohammad was from Gaza. Source: IMEMC
September 19, 2014: Mohammad Riyadh Abu Aser, 24, was killed by an unexploded Israeli ordnance that detonated near him in Gaza city, also killing his friends Ayman Ziad Abu Jibba, 23, and Abdullah Jibril Abu Aser, 23. Mohammad was from Gaza. Source: IMEMC
September 19, 2014: Ayman Ziad Abu Jibba, 23, was killed by an unexploded Israeli ordnance that detonated near him in Gaza city, also killing his friends Mohammad Riyadh Abu Aser, 24, and Abdullah Jibril Abu Aser, 23. Ayman was from Gaza. Source: IMEMC
September 18, 2014: Sama Ramez Riad al-Ajuz, 2, was killed by an Israeli missile when, on July 20 2014, the soldiers fired missile and shells into the Sha’af residential area in Gaza City during early dawn hours. She suffered serious wounds and was moved to hospital but died from her wounds. Sama was from Gaza. Source: Al-Mezan Center For Human Rights
September 14, 2014: Anas Taiseer al-Hinnawi, 22, was killed by an Israeli missile fired from aircraft into Jabalia town, in northern Gaza. He was seriously injured on August 11, and died from his wounded on September 14. Anas was from Jabalia. Source: IMEMC
September 11, 2014: Haitham Ahmad Samur, 24, was killed by Israeli missiles after the Israeli Air Force fires missiles into Bani Suheila town in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip; he was in the yard of his home when he was seriously injured on August 9, 2014, and died from his from his wounds of September 11, 2014. Source: B’Tselem
September 11, 2014: Yousef Mohammad Shalalfa, 10, was killed by Israeli missiles in al-Mawasi, in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. He was seriously injured in the bombardment on August 3, 2014, and died from his wounds on September 11. His father Mohammad, 42 and his mother, Khitam, 39, were killed instantly. Source: MAP-UK
September 10, 2014: Abdel Fattah Hussein Abu Sleimeh, 72, died from serious wounds suffered on August 21, 2014, when Israeli soldiers fired nine missiles from their war jets targeting the home of Nasser Hussein Kullab, and nearby homes, in Canada area, in Tal al-Sultan, west of Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
The three-story, 200 square/meter Kullab family home was inhabited by two families of fourteen members, and was destroyed by the Israeli missiles, while six nearby homes were severely damaged.
The Israeli strikes led to the death of twelve Palestinians in these targeted homes; three of them were leaders of Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas. Among the slain Palestinians were four children and three women.
Medical sources in Rafah said at least 54 Palestinians were injured in the attacks, including 22 children and 16 women.
The Israeli missiles instantly killed Mohammed Hamdan Barhoum, 45, ‘Aiysha Ismail Attiya, 63, Ra’ed Subhi Al-Attar, 40, in addition to Nazera Ramadan Kullab, 41, her sons Ahmed, 17, Yousef, 15, and Abdullah, 11, Hasan Hussein Younis, 79, his wife Amal, 53, their granddaughter, Seba, 4, Ra’ed al-Attar, 40, Mohammad Barhoum, 45,
At least 72 Palestinians, including more than 15 children were killed by Israeli missiles and shells that day, in various parts of the Gaza Strip. Abdel-Fattah was from Rafah. Source: IMEMC, Mezan Center for Human Rights