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The most comprehensive documented source of occupation crimes in Gaza, unveiling the facts and providing the evidence to strengthen international justice
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Martyrs
Zino Family Massacre – 27/08/2024
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the Zino family home on Yafa Street, east of Gaza City. Without prior warning or notice, this resulted in the martyrdom of 7 victims, identified as:
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Abdullah Anwar Rubin Zino (36 years old)
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Zahr Abdul Raouf Mohammed Zino (33 years old)
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Nour Al-Huda Abdullah Anwar Zino (12 years old)
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Marah Abdullah Anwar Zino (10 years old)
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Anas Abdullah Anwar Zino (7 years old)
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Anwar Abdullah Anwar Zino (4 years old)
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Rehab Abdullah Anwar Zino (2 years old)
Kawari Family Massacre – 10/06/2024
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the Kawari family home near the European Gaza Hospital, southeast of Khan Yunis governorate. Without prior warning or notice, this resulted in the martyrdom of 5 victims, identified as:
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Sami Mohammed Salem Kawari (56 years old)
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Nariman Sami Mohammed Al-Sha’er “Kawari” (34 years old)
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Baraa Sami Mohammed Kawari (16 years old)
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Shadia Emad Suleiman Kawari (19 years old)
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Mirvat Sami Mohammed Kawari (29 years old)
Al-Daya Family Massacre – 23/07/2024
Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the home of the Al-Daya family on Al-Maghrabi Street in Al-Sabra neighborhood, Gaza City, without prior warning or notice, resulting in the death of 9 victims.
Known victims:
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Nidal Youssef Al-Daya and his wife
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Abdelhadi Youssef Ali Al-Daya (26 years old)
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Ahmed Youssef Ali Al-Daya
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Abdeljabbar Youssef Ali Al-Daya
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Wife of Hasan Ali Al-Daya and her daughters
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Lamis Hasan Ali Al-Daya (14 years old)
Al-Shuhada Mosque – Khan Younis
Al-Shuhada Mosque in Khan Younis is considered one of the most prominent religious landmarks in the city. It is located in the Khan Younis Al-Balad area in the southern Gaza Strip. The mosque served as a vital center for worship and religious and social gatherings, hosting daily and Friday prayers, as well as religious lessons and lectures.
On 11 December 2023, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Al-Shuhada Mosque in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, resulting in its complete destruction.
Al-Quds Open University
Al-Quds Open University is one of the Open Education Universities with branches in Jerusalem, Gaza Strip, and the West Bank. There are five branches of the university in Gaza Strip, Al-Rimal branch in Gaza being the first established in the area.
In November 2023, the Israeli occupation army released a photograph showing military tanks outside the building of Al-Quds Open University in Gaza. The damage to the university building is evident when compared to a photograph of the same building taken just three months earlier.
Al-Quds Hospital – Tal al-Hawa
Al-Quds Hospital, also known as the Palestinian Red Crescent Society Hospital – Gaza Branch, is one of the hospitals operated by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society in the Gaza Strip.
During the Israeli war in 2023, on October 20, 2023, Friday, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced that it received a threat from Israeli army to bomb the hospital and was ordered to evacuate the building, which housed over 400 patients and approximately 12,000 displaced individuals.
On November 10, 2023, the Red Crescent Society reported that the Israeli army targeted the intensive care unit of the hospital and fired directly at those present in the building.
On November 12, 2023, the Red Crescent Society declared that the hospital was out of service and ceased operations completely due to fuel exhaustion and power outages.
The Al-Quds Hospital building suffered significant damage due to the Israeli warplanes targeting the hospital building itself or the surrounding residential buildings.
The detainee recounts the details of his arrest, describing how a tank entered his home and demolished it. Israeli occupation forces arrested the men, while the fate of the women and children remains unknown. He reveals the torture endured by Palestinians at the hands of the Israeli occupation, including deprivation of sleep, food, and the ability to relieve themselves, as well as beatings and having cold water poured on them. Their eyes are continuously covered, and their hands are bound, preventing them from perceiving their surroundings or time. During interrogations, they are forced to stand on stones.
On July 25, 2024, detainees, both men and women, were released from Israeli occupation prisons after several months of captivity in its secret detention centers. They arrived at Shuhada Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, to receive appropriate medical care following medical neglect and torture in Israeli prisons.
Israeli occupation soldiers arrested a group of injured civilians inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
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.
Sheikh Khaled Mosque – Gaza
Sheikh Khaled Mosque is one of Gaza’s historic mosques, located in the heart of the city in the Al-Fawakhir area at the intersection of Al-Fawakhir and Al-Wehda Streets, within the Al-Daraj neighborhood of the Old City. To its northeast lies Sheikh Zakaria Mosque. The mosque consists of two sections—an old and a modern one. It was originally built during the Mamluk era in the 14th century (8th century AH), covering an area of 150 square meters. The old section lies on the eastern side, while the modern extension is on the western side. The mosque was named after Sheikh Khaled bin Shabeeb, who died in 749 AH (1348 CE). Sheikh Jaqmaq, the ancestor of the now-extinct Jaqmaq family, is also buried within the mosque. During the 1960s, under Egyptian administration of Gaza, part of the mosque was demolished to allow for street expansion, which reduced its size.
On 11 April 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Sheikh Khaled Mosque in the Al-Daraj neighborhood of eastern Gaza City, resulting in partial damage to the mosque.
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.
