Mother mourn the sons killed in the Israeli strike, waiting for help

The youngest son of Iman al-Nuri, two-year-old Sirai, woke up on Thursday and asked for some nutritional supplements.

The 14-year-old cousin Sirai, herself, agreed to pick him up and his two older-brothers, nine, and Amir, five-in the Altar Health Clinic in Deir al-Bala, central gas.

“The (medical) point was still closed, so they were sitting on the asphalt when we suddenly heard the sound of a strike,” said an Iman local journalist who works on the BBC.

“I went (my husband) and said, ‘Your kids, hut! They went to the business. “

Warning: This work contains graphic descriptions of death and violence

Iman, the 32-year-old mother of the five-year-old, threw himself at the scene, hearing the strike, just finding her sons and nieces lying on a donkey used to transport victims to the hospital because there were no ambulances.

Amir was among the dead, and Omar and Sira were seriously injured.

“Omar still breathes in it. They tried to revive it,” Iman reminded. “Omar needed blood, and they needed an hour to get it. They gave it out, but it was in vain.”

“Why did they leave? Why? What did they do wrong?” she asked.

“They had dreams like any other children in the world. If you gave them a small toy, they would be so happy. They were just children.”

Iman said the head of the orphan bleeding and he lost his eyes – the image she couldn’t get out of her head now.

“He had fractures in the skull and … According to the doctor, not only the bleeding, but (the main hemorrhage) on his brain,” she added. “How long can it stay so living on oxygen? Two have already disappeared. If only he could help me hold out a little longer.”

Tragically, doctors said they could not treat the orphan.

“From yesterday at 07:00 he has been in the same state so far. He still breathes, his chest rise and fall, he still breathes in it. Save it!” She prayed.

The Hope Group Group Group Project Spokesman, which manages the Altaya Clinic, told the BBC that the strike took place around 07:15.

Women and children waited on the street before it opened at 9:00 to become the first in the diet and other medical service, the D -Mittali Kouuta said.

The Israeli Air Force Crown Personnel shows that two people walk down the street, a few meters from the group of women and children. In a moment there is an explosion next to men, and the air is filled with dust and smoke.

In the graphics video showing the consequences of the attack, many dead and severely injured children and adults see how they lie on the ground.

“Please get an ambulance daughter,” one woman calls as she strives for a young girl. But it was too late for many to help. “

Dr. Abutakh said 16 people were killed, including 10 children and three women.

Israeli military stated that it was aimed at “terrorist Hamas” and that he regrets any harm to what they call “inconspicuous people”, adding that the incident was under consideration.

The project Hope stated that the strike was “a brazen violation of international humanitarian law, and a vivid reminder that no one is safe in gas.”

The D -Rales said that it was “unbearable” when learned that people were killed “where they were (were) looking for their basic humanitarian and human rights.”

He questioned the statement of the Israeli military personnel about the strike, including his saying, saying that “could not bring these patients, these beneficiaries return alive.”

He also said that the clinic was not recognized, “the deanflizing humanitarian institution”, and that there should not be hostilities nearby.

Iman said her children went to the clinic every two -three days to get dietary supplements because they could not give them enough food.

“Their father risks their lives only to bring them flour. When it goes into the naught (military corridor north of Deira al-Bala), my heart is torn. He goes there to bring food or flour.”

“Who -nothing has something? There is no food. What else would the child shout if he didn’t want something?”

Israel introduced a common blockade of gas delivery in early March and two weeks resumed a military offensive against Hamas, breaking down a two -month ceasefire. It states that he wants to put pressure on the Palestinian armed group to release Israeli hostages.

Despite the fact that the blockade was partially mitated in late May, against the backdrop of warning about the coming hunger from the world experts, there are still serious disadvantages in food, as well as medicines and fuel.

The UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (ARR) says there are thousands of unsuccessful children in the territory, and more cases have been identified every day.

D -Rasua said the Hope project also noticed an alarming increase in cases of adult malnutrition, which they had not previously observed in Gaza.

In addition to the permit in some UN trucks, Israel and the United States have helped create a new distribution system managed by Gaza Gamumanitari Fund (GHF), saying they want to prevent Hamas’s theft. But since then, almost daily reports that people are killing Israeli fire, looking for food.

On Friday, the UN Human Rights said that there were still 798 such murders, including 615 in the immediate vicinity of the GHF locations, which are governed by US private contractors and are located in military zones in southern and central gas. The remaining 183 killings were recorded near the UN and other assistance assistance.

The Israeli military said they had admitted that the incidents had been detrimental and that she worked on minimizing “possible friction between the population and (Israeli) forces as possible.”

GHF has accused the UN of using “false and misleading” statistics from the Ministry of Health Hamas Gaza.

Dr. Abutakh called on Israel to allow enough food, medicines and fuel to meet the basic humanitarian needs in the gas, so that “everyone could have a decent life.”

He also expressed concern that people are given “false hope” that Israel and Hamas may soon agree with the new ceasefire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that an agreement on a 60-day truce and a 28-host issue could be in a few days.

But on Friday night, Palestinian officials stated that indirect negotiations were on the border of the collapse of the significant gaps, which remained on issues such as Israeli troops and refusal from the Hamas from the Israeli plan to transfer the entire population of Gaza to the Rafha camp.

“Every day they talk about ceasefire but where is it?” said Iman.

“They killed us through hunger, through shots, through bombs, through air strikes. We died in every possible way.”

“It is better to go to God than to stay with any of them. May God give me patience.”