Israel shelled the Gaza Strip on 4 May 2019 killed five Palestinians including a pregnant mother and her 14-month-old baby [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
Israel shelled the Gaza Strip on 4 May 2019 killed five Palestinians including a pregnant mother and her 14-month-old baby [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
Israel struck 3 residential buildings in the besieged Gaza Strip on 4 May 2019 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
Israel struck 3 residential buildings in the besieged Gaza Strip on 4 May 2019 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
Israel struck 3 residential buildings in the besieged Gaza Strip on 4 May 2019 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
A pregnant mother and her 14-month-old daughter were among those killed in Israeli air strikes on 4 May 2019 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
14-month-old Saba Mahmoud Abu Arar was killed by an Israeli air strike on Gaza, on 4 May 2019, [Loai el-Agha]
14-month-old Saba Mahmoud Abu Arar was killed by an Israeli air strike on Gaza, on 4 May 2019, [Loai el-Agha]
Israel this evening expanded its air strikes across the Gaza Strip targeting residential buildings with guided missiles from F-16 fighter jets.
Three residential buildings were destroyed as a result of the bombing campaign which has led to the death of five Palestinians including a pregnant mother and her 14-month-old daughter after their home was targeted in the east of Gaza. The fifth victim of the strikes was name as 25-year-old Mohammed Abu Qliq who fell to the north of Gaza City.
One of the buildings was also home to the headquarters of Turkey’s Anadolu Agency and the Prisoners’ Information Office.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza named today’s victims as: 22-year-old Imad Muhammad Nasir, 14-month-old Saba Mahmoud Abu Arar, her mother Falesteen Saleh Abu A’rar who was 37 years old, and her unborn child Abdullah.
The state of unrest has led the Ministry of Education to declare all schools in the affected areas closed tomorrow. While Israel has indefinitely closed all crossings into the besieged enclave.
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