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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-Agha Family House
Scenes documenting the extent of the destruction caused by the Israeli occupation in targeting the Al-Agha family house near Abdul Rahman Al-Agha Mosque, east of Al-Aqsa School in the center of Khan Younis Governorate, resulting in casualties and the destruction of the house and infrastructure.
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.
“You’re not allowed to unbind your hands or open your eyes. They don’t give you a second. You can’t tell night from day.”
The detainee recounts the details of his arrest from his home and the torture he endured.
Testimony of detainee Ibrahim Shaheen after being held for 50 days in the occupation’s prisons about the Israeli occupation army’s treatment of Palestinian female prisoners.
Sheikh Zakaria Mosque – Gaza
Sheikh Zakaria Mosque is one of Gaza’s historic mosques, located in the city center northwest of the Old City, in Al-Daraj neighborhood on Al-Wehda Street, near the ancient Sheikh Khaled Mosque. It was built in the 14th century AD (mid-8th century AH) during the Mamluk era by order of the Commander of Commanders Al-Sayfi, the governor of the Mamluk kingdom of Gaza. Sheikh Zakaria, after whom the mosque was named, was buried in it following his death in 749 AH. The mosque once had endowments including shops in the Al-Burjaya neighborhood.
Only its minaret remained standing for a time, and among its remnants was a stone slab inscribed with: “This blessed house was constructed, God willing, by order of our lord, the Commander of Commanders… Al-Sayfi, governor of the Mamluk kingdom of Gaza – may God grant him victory – in the month of Muharram, year 410 AH.”
On April 11, 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Sheikh Zakaria Mosque in Al-Daraj neighborhood in Gaza City, leading to its complete destruction.
Saad Bin Abi Waqas Mosque – Jabaliya
Saad Bin Abi Waqas Mosque is located in Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza Strip. It is considered one of the prominent mosques in the region, serving as a center for worship, religious activities, and social events.
On March 30, 2024, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Saad Bin Abi Waqas Mosque in Jabaliya refugee camp, resulting in the complete destruction of the mosque, the martyrdom of one individual, and several injuries.
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.
