October 9, 2015: Mohammad al-Raqab, 15, was killed by Israeli soldiers behind the border fence who opened fire on Palestinian protesters east of Khan Younis and in Gaza City. Six Palestinians were killed in Gaza on the same day. Source: IMEMC
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Adnan Abu Oleyyan
October 9, 2015: Adnan Mousa Abu Oleyyan, 22, was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers who opened fire on Palestinian protesters east of Khan Younis and in Gaza City. Six Palestinians were killed in Gaza on the same day. Source: IMEMC
Ziad Sharaf
October 9, 2015: Ziad Nabil Sharaf, 20, was killed by Israeli army fire near the border fence east of Gaza City. Six Palestinians were killed in Gaza on the same day. Source: IMEMC
Mohammad al-Masri
July 31, 2015: Mohammad Hamid al-Masri, 17, was shot by Israeli soldiers while walking on Palestinian land close to the Israeli border fence. He was killed instantly, and a friend who was with him was also shot and wounded. Mohammad was from Beit Lahia in the northern part of the Gaza Strip. Source: IMEMC
Naji Abu Sabaleh
February 28, 2015: Naji Abu Sabaleh, 21, died after an explosive object dropped by the Israeli army in an earlier invasion exploded in Rafah (southern part of the Gaza Strip). His brother Akram, 18, was severely wounded on his face and abdomen during the incident. Source: IMEMC
Abdullah Abu Aser
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
Ayman Abu Jibba
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
Abdel Fattah Abu Sleimeh
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
Bassem Hassan Hijazi
August 26, 2014: Bassem Hassan Hijazi, 35, was one of three men killed in a car bombing on al-Sahaba street in Gaza City, and three bystanders were seriously wounded.
Bassem was killed along with his brother, Ahmad Hassan Salem Hijazi, 22, and Ahmad Taysir Fahmi al-Daali, age 28, who was initially taken to the hospital with critical injuries, but died while in surgery. None of the three men were associated with any Palestinian resistance factions.
An additional 4 casualties, including a journalist, killed on Monday evening brought the death toll from Israeli bombings to 9 on Monday. This follows a weekend of attacks on all parts of Gaza, in which 32 people were killed since Friday, including 3 young brothers and their sister and 5 other children under the age of 10. On Monday evening, Journalist Abdullah Fadel Murtaja was killed by an Israeli airstrike in al-Shuja’eyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.
Saad Bassem aj-Jour, 21, was killed in an airstrike that targeted his home east of Gaza City. A number of civilians, including women and children, were wounded, but emergency workers are still working to pull people from the rubble, so the exact number of wounded is not yet known.
At least 9 people total were killed on Monday, and Israeli airstrikes in all parts of Gaza are ongoing. Warplanes and drones continue to hover overhead at all hours of the day and night, and most people remain without electricity.
Families whose homes have been destroyed are crowded together with relatives, or are stuck in UN schools, and the school year which was scheduled to begin on Sunday, August 24th was unable to begin, as many schools are damaged and families are living in many of the other schools.
There have been 2,133 people killed by Israeli forces in Gaza since July 8th, and 10,980 wounded, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, which has documented each casualty and every person who came to one of Gaza’s hospitals with injuries.
Bassem was from Gaza City, in the central part of the Gaza Strip. Source: IMEMC
Ahmad Hassan Salem Hijazi
August 26, 2014: Ahmad Hassan Salem Hijazi, 22, was one of three men killed in a car bombing on al-Sahaba street in Gaza City, and three bystanders were seriously wounded.
Ahmad was killed along with his brother, Bassem Hassan Hijazi, 35, and Ahmad Taysir Fahmi al-Daali, age 28, who was initially taken to the hospital with critical injuries, but died while in surgery. None of the three men were associated with any Palestinian resistance factions.
An additional 4 casualties, including a journalist, killed on Monday evening brought the death toll from Israeli bombings to 9 on Monday. This follows a weekend of attacks on all parts of Gaza, in which 32 people were killed since Friday, including 3 young brothers and their sister and 5 other children under the age of 10. On Monday evening, Journalist Abdullah Fadel Murtaja was killed by an Israeli airstrike in al-Shuja’eyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.
Saad Bassem aj-Jour, 21, was killed in an airstrike that targeted his home east of Gaza City. A number of civilians, including women and children, were wounded, but emergency workers are still working to pull people from the rubble, so the exact number of wounded is not yet known.
At least 9 people total were killed on Monday, and Israeli airstrikes in all parts of Gaza are ongoing. Warplanes and drones continue to hover overhead at all hours of the day and night, and most people remain without electricity.
Families whose homes have been destroyed are crowded together with relatives, or are stuck in UN schools, and the school year which was scheduled to begin on Sunday, August 24th was unable to begin, as many schools are damaged and families are living in many of the other schools.
There have been 2,133 people killed by Israeli forces in Gaza since July 8th, and 10,980 wounded, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, which has documented each casualty and every person who came to one of Gaza’s hospitals with injuries.
Ahmad was from Gaza City, in the central part of the Gaza Strip. Source: IMEMC