Gaza

Mohammed Zaki Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Mohammed Zaki Hasan Al-Najjar, 30, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the house of Ibrahim Hasan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli strike led to the death of eight Palestinians, including children and an infant, and injured at least six others.

Mohammed was killed along with Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23, in addition to Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81, her daughter-in-law, Mona Ismail Al-Najjar, 43, Mona’s daughter Aya, 23, her son, Jehad Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 25, Jehad’s wife, Maysa Abdel-Samee’ Al-Najjar, 18, and their infant daughter, Mona, 27 days.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes, leading to dozens of injuries.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, on that day alone. Mohammed was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Mona Jehad Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Mona Jehad Al-Najjar, 27 days, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the family’s home, owned by Ibrahim Hassan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of her father, Jehad Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 25, and her mother, Maysa, 18.

Also among the dead was her grandmother, Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81, Fawziya’s daughter-in-law, Mona Ismail Khamis Al Najjar, 43, and Mona’s daughter Aya Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 23, in addition to Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes, leading to dozens of injuries.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, on that day alone. Mona was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Jehad Ibrahim Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Jehad Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 25, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the family’s’ home, owned by Ibrahim Hassan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of his wife Maysa Abdel Samee’ Al-Najjar, 18, and their infant daughter, Mona, 27 days of age, in addition to Jehad’s mother Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81, Fawziya’s daughter-in-law, Mona, 43, and Mona’s daughter Aya Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 23.

The Israeli strike demolished the home, and also killed Fawziya’s grandsons, Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes, in addition to causing at six injuries.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, on that day alone. Jehad was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Maysa Abdel-Samee’ Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Maysa Abdel-Samee’ Al-Najjar, 18, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the home of Ibrahim Hassan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

Her husband, Jehad Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 25, and their daughter, Mona, 27 days, were also killed in the bombardment.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of her mother-in-law, Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81, Fawziya’s daughter-in-law, Mona, 43, and Mona’s daughter Aya Ibrahim Al-Najjar, 23, in addition to two of Fawziya’s grandchildren, identified as Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes, in addition to causing at six injuries.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, on that day alone. Maysa was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Aya Ibrahim Abu Sitta

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July 29, 2014: Aya Ibrahim Abu Sitta, 23, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the home of her father, Ibrahim Hassan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of her mother, Mona Ismail Khamis Al Najjar, 43, and her brother, Jehad, 25, in addition to Jehad’s wife, Maysa, 18, their infant daughter, Mona, 27 days of age, and her mother-in-law, Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81.

The Israeli strike demolished the home, and also killed Fawziya’s grandsons, Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes, in addition to causing at six injuries.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, on that day alone. Aya was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Mona Ismail Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Mona Ismail Al-Najjar, 43, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the family home, owned by her husband, Ibrahim Hasan al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of her daughter, Aya, 23, and her son, Jehad, 25, in addition to Jehad’s wife, Maysa, 18, their infant daughter, Mona, 27 days of age, and Jehad’s mother Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81.

The Israeli strike demolished the home, and also killed Fawziya’s grandsons, Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23, in addition to wounding six other Palestinians.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn, without a warning from the Israeli army, and caused damage to several nearby homes.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip that day alone. Mona was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar

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July 29, 2014: Fawziya Qasem Al-Najjar, 81, was killed by Israeli missiles fired at the family home, owned by her son, Ibrahim Hassan Al-Najjar, in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli bombardment also led to the death of Fawziya’s daughter-in-law, Mona Ismail Al-Najjar, 43, Mona’s daughter, Aya, 23, and her son, Jehad, 25, in addition to Jehad’s wife, Maysa, 18, and their infant daughter, Mona, 27 days of age.

The Israeli strike demolished the home, and also killed Fawziya’s grandsons, Mohammad Zaki Al-Najjar, 30, and Hamad Yousif Al-Najjar, 23, in addition to wounding six other Palestinians.

The attack against the Al-Najjar family home came at dawn without a warning from the Israeli army, and damaged several nearby homes.

At least 45 Palestinians were killed by Israeli missiles and shells, in different parts of the Gaza Strip, that day alone. Fawziya was from Khan Younis. Source: Mezan Center For Human Rights

Anas Hatem Qdeih

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July 24, 2014: Anas (Bader) Hatem Qdeih, 7, was killed by Israeli soldiers who carried out heavy bombardment and shelling of Khuza’a, a small town of about 10,000 residents, east of the city of Khan Younis, not far from the border with Israel, in southern Gaza Strip.

Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights said that on July 23, Ahmed Mohammed Qdieh, 19, was killed by Israeli soldiers who initiated a ground invasion into Khuza’a.

The Israeli forces reportedly warned the residents to leave the area, but many residents were trapped, as the town was under heavy shelling by the army.

Israeli air strikes hit many civilian homes and destroyed the local mosque; dozens of people were reportedly killed during the ground invasion.

Ahmed’s brother, Dr. Kamal Mohammed Qdieh, 40, said that more than 200 residents took refuge in his clinic thinking that it would be a safe place, but the situation became very difficult with heavy bombings.

The Palestinians taking shelter in the clinic took the decision to all go out together with white flags.

Hundreds of people left the area with them, around 8:00am, carrying white flags, and walking toward the main entrance of the town. Once they reached the main entrance, they were exposed to intense fire from the Israeli army; some people were injured.

The Israeli soldiers told them that they did not have permission to leave the town – so they decided to return to the clinic.

Around 6:30pm, two missiles were fired from drones at the garden of the house that hosts the clinic, resulting in many injuries and Ahmed’s death.

On July 24th, Rami Ra’ed Qdeih, 18, was killed by an Israeli shell at around 9 in the morning, when people tried to evacuate the clinic after it was targeted with a drone strike.

The fleeing Palestinian were then met by an Israeli tank that allowed them to pass, but the soldiers later fired a missile, seriously wounding Anas Hatem Qdeih, 7, who died from his wounds after the soldiers held an ambulance at a checkpoint, although the wounded child was just three minutes away from the hospital.

The Palestinians continued to walk while carrying white flags, and met another tank where the soldiers told them to sit down, but they continued walking.

Three kilometers later, the army targeted a motorcycle behind them, killing three other family members, identified as Ismail Hassan Qdeih, 55, Nafez Salman Qdeih, 45, and his daughter Dawlat Nafez Qdeih, 20. Anas was from Khuza’a. Source: IMEMC, Mezan Center For Human Rights

Dawlat Nafez Qdeih

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July 24, 2014: Dawlat Nafez Qdeih, 20, was killed by Israeli soldiers who fired a missile at a motorcycle in Khuza’a town, east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

Dawlat was fleeing heavy Israeli bombardment and shelling, and was killed in this incident along with her father, Nafez Qdeih, 45, and Ismail Hassan Qdieh, 55.

The Israeli forces reportedly warned the residents to leave the area, but many were trapped, as the town was under heavy shelling by Israeli forces.

Israeli air strikes hit many civilian homes and destroyed the local mosque; dozens of people were reportedly killed during the ground invasion.

Dr. Kamal Mohammed Qdieh, 40, whose brother, Ahmad, 19, was killed in the bombardment a day earlier, said that more than 200 residents took refuge in his clinic thinking that it would be a safe place, but the situation became very difficult with heavy bombings.

The Palestinians taking shelter in the clinic took the decision to all go out together with white flags.

Hundreds of people left the area with them, around 8:00am, carrying white flags, and walked toward the main entrance of the town.

Once they reached the neighborhood near the main entrance, they were exposed to intense fire from the Israeli army, causing many injuries.

The Israeli soldiers told them that they did not have permission to leave the village – so they decided to return to the clinic.

Israeli air strikes hit many civilian homes and destroyed the local mosque; dozens of people were reportedly killed during the ground invasion.

The International Middle East Media Center said that the corpse of Anas Hatem Qdeih, 7, was pulled from under the rubble on July 24. Dawlat was from Khuza’a. Source: IMEMC, Mezan Center For Human Rights

Nafez Salman Qdeih

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July 24, 2014: Nafez Salman Qdeih, 45, was killed by Israeli soldiers who fired a missile at a motorcycle in Khuza’a town, east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

Nafez was fleeing heavy Israeli bombardment and shelling, and was killed in this incident along with his daughter, Dawlat Nafez Qdeih, 20, and Ismail Hassan Qdieh, 55.

The Israeli forces reportedly warned the residents to leave the area, but many were trapped, as the town was under heavy shelling by Israeli forces.

The Israeli air strikes hit many civilian homes and destroyed the local mosque; dozens of people were reportedly killed during the ground invasion.

Dr. Kamal Mohammed Qdieh, 40, whose brother, Ahmad, 19, was killed in the bombardment a day earlier, said that more than 200 residents took refuge in his clinic thinking that it would be a safe place, but the situation became very difficult with heavy bombings.

The Palestinians taking shelter in the clinic took the decision to all go out together with white flags. Hundreds of people left the area with them, around 8:00am, and walked toward the main entrance of the town.

Once they reached the neighborhood near the main entrance, they were exposed to intense fire from the Israeli army, leading to several injuries.

The Israeli soldiers told them that they did not have permission to leave the village – so they decided to return to the clinic.

Around 6:30pm, two missiles were fired from drones at the garden of the house that hosts the clinic.

Three kilometers later, the army targeted a motorcycle behind them, killing Nafez along with his daughter Dawlat Nafez Qdeih, 20, and Ismail Hassan Qdieh, 55.

The International Middle East Media Center said that the corpse of Anas Hatem Qdeih, 13, was pulled from under the rubble on July 24. Nafez was from Khuza’a. Source: IMEMC, Mezan Center For Human Rights