Outrage of his father’s gas after the Israeli strike kills his son, “looking for a sip”

Mahmoud Abdul Rahman Ahmed says that his son Abdullah is “looking for a sip” when he took the German family on Sunday in the morning and headed, as usual, to one of the places of water distribution in the Nuseira city camp in Central Gaza.

“The area was inhabited by displaced people, others who were exhausted by the war, and those who saw the worst of the imposed siege and restrictions and constant aggression,” Mahmoud said in an interview with a local journalist working on the BBC.

“The children, Abdullah among them, were in line with empty stomachs, empty Jerikan and thirst for lips,” he added.

“A few minutes after the children and thirst for the camp gathered, the military aircraft bombed these children and the water distribution point without notice.”

The graphic video, shot by other local journalists and verified by the BBC, showed the direct offensive of the Israeli strike on the street in the new Nuserat.

It passes two people who wear young children before stalling the destroyed design, under which dozens of yellow plastic gerricans put.

Women shout when random people pull out a man out of rubble and others try to help another man covered with blood. Other adults and children see them lie motionless.

The al-Udirarate Hospital said that 10 people were killed in the strike, including six children, and 16 more were injured.

Together with Abdullah, they called the child, died as Badr al -Din Keman, Sirai Khaled Ibrahim, Ibrahim Ashraf Abu Raban, Caram Ashraf Al -Gussein and Lana Ashraf Ashraf.

Asked about the strike, the Israeli military said she was aimed at the Palestinian Islamic Jihad “terrorist”, but “as a result of the technical mistake with ammunition, the ammunition fell tens of meters from the goal.”

The military said they “realize the lawsuit concerning the victims in the region,” and “regrets any harm to unintended civilians,” adding: “The incident is in consideration.”

However, Mahmoud claimed that Israel “intended to convey the message: it would not allow people to drink even the drinking water they crave.”

He also lamented that dreams of Abdullah and other children would never be realized.

“They looked at reality with the hope of changing and becoming similar to other children in the world – practicing their usual role of game, movement, travel, food, drink and life,” he said.

The UN noted that the lack of water in the gas is deteriorating due to the lack of fuel and spare parts for the cleansing, pump and sanitation, as well as uncertainty and inaccessibility of Israeli hostilities against Hamas and evacuation orders.

As a result, many people get less than the standard level of 15 liters a day, which is what the UN calls the “human drought crisis”.

“You see children standing in line, on the way, with yellow Jeriki every morning, waiting for a daily water truck and receives its five liters (or) 10 liters, water used for washing, cleaning, cooking, etc.” BBC.

“Every death is a tragedy. This is especially emblematic, given the circumstances in which it happened. But it is one of many,” he added.

Last Thursday, 10 children and three women were killed when they waited for food supplements outside the clinic in the neighboring city of Deir al-Bala.

The Israeli military said she aimed at Hamas’s “terrorist” nearby, and, like on Sunday, he regretted that he was harmful to civilians.

“We focus on these incidents, but of course they were not the only children who died in Gaza (Sunday),” Rose said. “Every day, from the beginning of the war, on average, they died in the class full of children.”

The Executive Director of the UN Children’s Agency (UNICEF) Catherine Russell, meanwhile, called both incidents “horrific” and demanded that the Israeli authorities “urgently reviewed the rules of interaction and ensure the complete implementation of international humanitarian law.”

Later this week, the UN Security Council calls to discuss the situation of the children after the UK request.

However, Israeli’s Permanent Representative Dannon said the council members “better serve to put pressure on Hamas to extend this conflict.”

“Children in Gaza are victims of Hamas, not Israel. Hamas uses them as human shields, and the UN is silent,” he said.

Mahmoud said it was Israel that he should put pressure to stop the war.

“We have no strength and no strength. We are sacrifices. We are civilians like other people in the world, and we have no nuclear weapons, hands and nothing else,” he added.

“This war must stop, and the massacre that takes place in the gas strip is also ongoing.”