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Martyrs
Tamraz Family Massacre — 14/11/2023
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Tal Al-Qamar Hall in Al-Nuseirat Camp without prior warning or notice, resulting in the death of 12 known victims:
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Sameer Hassan Abdul Hadi Tamraz (53 years old)
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Nabila Mohammed Ali Tamraz (48 years old)
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Hadeel Sameer Hassan Tamraz (28 years old)
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Hussam Sameer Hassan Tamraz (25 years old)
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Malak Sameer Hassan Tamraz (17 years old)
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Maryam Sameer Hassan Tamraz (9 years old)
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Sameer Mohammed Sameer Tamraz (3 years old)
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Misbah Hassan Abdul Hadi Tamraz (43 years old)
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Amani Atiyah Rajab Tamraz (38 years old)
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Yusuf Misbah Hassan Tamraz (14 years old)
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Mohammed Misbah Hassan Tamraz (12 years old)
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Reema Misbah Hassan Tamraz (9 years old)
Mansour Family Massacre
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Mansour family on Al-Bi’ah Street in Deir al-Balah Governorate, without prior warning or notice, resulting in the death of 12 known victims:
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Nadira Salem Abdul Rabah Mansour (39 years old)
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Nevin Salem Abdul Rabah Mansour (45 years old)
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Mohammed Issam Mohammed Mansour (31 years old)
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Amina Abdul Hadi Hasnain Mansour (70 years old)
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Mahmoud Salem Abdul Rabah Mansour (35 years old)
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Manar Mahmoud Salem Mansour (1 year old)
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Huda Riyad Ibrahim Al-Souri “Mansour” (27 years old)
Abu Younis Family Massacre
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Abu Younis family in Tel Sultan, Rafah Governorate, without prior warning or notice, resulting in the death of 16 known victims:
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Shaimaa Ahmed Khamis Abu Younis (41 years old)
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Taher Ahmed Khamis Abu Younis (39 years old)
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Zafer Ahmed Khamis Abu Younis (34 years old)
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Asma Ahmed Khamis Abu Younis (25 years old)
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Sila Dhafer Ahmed Abu Younis (1 year old)
Yaghi Family Massacre
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Yaghi family in Deir al-Balah Governorate without prior warning or notice, resulting in the death of 36 known victims:
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Marwan Yusuf Mustafa Yaghi (56 years old)
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Mishal Abdul Majid Mahmoud Yaghi (58 years old)
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Mahmoud Abdul Majid Mahmoud Yaghi (53 years old)
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Louay Fathi Abdul-Mu’ti Yaghi (42 years old)
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Mohammed Sameeh Zuhdi Yaghi (43 years old)
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Mohammed Fathi Abdul-Mu’ti Yaghi (38 years old)
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Abdul Majid Mishal Abdul Majid Yaghi (35 years old)
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Mohammed Mahmoud Abdul Majid Yaghi (25 years old)
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Abdul Majid Mahmoud Abdul Majid Yaghi (20 years old)
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Abdul Aziz Mishal Abdul Majid Yaghi (24 years old)
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Yusuf Marwan Yusuf Yaghi (21 years old)
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Yusuf Mohammed Yusuf Yaghi (21 years old)
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Khaled Mundhir Sobhi Al-Suweirki (23 years old)
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Rana Mohammed Yusuf Yaghi (37 years old)
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Maram Abdul Fattah Mustafa Yaghi (45 years old)
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Nour Mohammed Yusuf Yaghi (24 years old)
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Aida Abdul Majid Mahmoud Yaghi (65 years old)
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Nahda Abdul Majid Mahmoud Yaghi (60 years old)
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Somaya Abdul-Mu’ti Mahmoud Yaghi (59 years old)
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Dana Mishal Abdul Majid Yaghi (27 years old)
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Nahda Fathi Abdul-Mu’ti Yaghi (30 years old)
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Alaa Nasser Abdul-Mu’ti Yaghi (31 years old)
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Amal Abdul-Mu’ti Mahmoud Yaghi (51 years old)
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Daniyah Hatem Hasan Al-Othamneh “Yaghi” (28 years old)
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Nasreen Sobhi Abdul-Mu’ti Yaghi (47 years old)
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Rawda Salama Rizq Al-Suweirki (59 years old)
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Roaa Louay Fathi Yaghi (14 years old)
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Mohammed Louay Fathi Yaghi (12 years old)
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Bara’a Mohammed Fathi Yaghi (9 years old)
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Mahmoud Mohammed Fathi Yaghi (8 years old)
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Mishal Abdul Majid Mishal Yaghi (7 years old)
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Ayloul Mohammed Tishreen Yaghi (1 year old)
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Abdul Fattah Marwan Yusuf Yaghi (18 years old)
Lulwa Abdel Wahab Al-Qatami School
Israeli occupation aircraft bombed Lulwa Abdulwahab Al-Qatami School near Ansar Roundabout in Gaza, resulting in 16 martyrs and dozens of injured among the displaced people inside the school.
Nearby, Suad Al-Sabah School was demolished by Israeli occupation bulldozers.
Torture Inside the Occupation Prisons
A detainee was arrested by Israeli occupation forces from Al-Shuja’iya neighborhood in Gaza and held for 50 days in the occupation’s prisons. He recounted his journey of being transferred from the Sofa prison to Ofer prison and the various forms of torture he endured, including being attacked by dogs, subjected to electric shocks, and beaten.
Detainee Subjected to Daily Torture
A detainee recounts his experience of torture inside Israeli occupation prisons, stating: “From the first day I was arrested, with shackles on both my hands and legs, the torture was relentless every day. Prisoners in the jails die, there is no food, women are raped, and children are mistreated in the prisons.”
Detainee Aged 60 Years
Israeli occupation soldiers detained a group of civilians and subjected them to brutal torture, with no regard for the age or health conditions of the detainees. They were transported in tanks to Israeli prisons, where they endured severe beatings and abuse.
Al-Jami’ Al-Kabeer Mosque – Khan Yunis
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Al-Jami’ Al-Kabeer Mosque in the central area of Khan Yunis Governorate, resulting in the destruction of the mosque and the surrounding infrastructure. It is considered one of the oldest mosques in the Gaza Strip, having been built 96 years ago.
Abu Shamala Mosque – Rafah
The mosque was named after Mohammed Abu Shamala, a military commander in the Al-Qassam Brigades, who was martyred on 21 August 2014 during an Israeli airstrike that targeted him in Rafah. The mosque serves as an important religious and social center for the residents of the area, where prayers and various religious activities are held.
On 3 May 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the vicinity of Abu Shamala Mosque in Tel Al-Sultan, west of Rafah City in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the partial destruction of the mosque.
Al-Hasayna Mosque – Gaza
Al-Hasayna Mosque, also known as “Al-Mina Mosque,” is a prominent mosque located near the port on the Mediterranean coast in Gaza City. It is distinguished by its strategic location and beautiful architectural design that reflects Islamic heritage. The mosque was inaugurated in 2017 and was constructed with funding from charitable Palestinian merchants in the Gaza Strip. The mosque hosts numerous religious and social events, especially during the month of Ramadan, where it hosted Taraweeh prayers and I’tikaf.
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Al-Hasayna Mosque, one of the most prominent and beautiful mosques in Gaza City, leading to its complete destruction.
Al-Zafar Damri Mosque – Gaza
Al-Zafar Damri Mosque is a historic Islamic landmark located in the Al-Shuja’iya neighborhood of Gaza City. It dates back to the Mamluk era, having been constructed in the year 762 AH (1361 CE), and covers an area of 600 square meters.
The mosque is also known as “Al-Qazdamri Mosque” and contains the tomb of its founder, Shihab Al-Din Al-Zafar Damri. It is distinguished by its horseshoe-shaped arched entrance and features a sandstone inscription indicating its date of establishment.
During the Israeli aggression in 2014, the mosque sustained indirect damage due to the bombing of a modern extension adjacent to it. This resulted in cracks in the ancient walls and vaulted ceilings, partial collapse of historical walls, and a hole in the ceiling caused by shrapnel. The mosque was subsequently restored in 2015.
On October 7, 2023, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the mosque, causing severe destruction. In November 2023, during the Israeli ground invasion of the Al-Shuja’iya neighborhood, the mosque was completely destroyed.
Al-Khulafa Al-Rashideen Mosque – Jabalia
Al-Khulafa Al-Rashideen Mosque is located in the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. It is considered one of the most prominent mosques in the area, playing a central role in the religious and social life of the local community since its establishment in 1985. The mosque also played a significant role in the struggle against the Israeli occupation during the Palestinian Intifada, which earned it great symbolic importance among the camp’s residents.
On December 1, 2023, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Al-Khulafa Al-Rashideen Mosque in Jabalia, leading to its destruction. On May 21, 2024, the area surrounding the mosque in Jabalia was subjected to heavy artillery shelling, resulting in the complete destruction of the mosque.
Ihyaa Al-Sunnah Mosque – Gaza
Ihyaa Al-Sunnah Mosque is one of the prominent mosques in the Al-Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City. It was considered an active religious and social center, hosting many religious activities, such as spiritual gatherings and religious lectures.
On the evening of Wednesday, 15 November 2023, while people were combining the Maghrib and Isha prayers at Ihyaa Al-Sunnah Mosque in the Al-Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City, Israeli air forces unexpectedly struck the mosque with an airstrike without prior warning. This attack led to the martyrdom of more than fifty individuals, the injury of many others, and numerous people trapped under the rubble. This incident came to be known as the “Ihyaa Al-Sunnah Mosque Massacre.” The mosque was completely destroyed.
