Martyred alongside his family
Nurse Rami Labad was martyred alongside several members of his family in a strike on their neighborhood.
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Nurse Rami Labad was martyred alongside several members of his family in a strike on their neighborhood.
After surviving two direct strikes where he was staying with his family in Muhandiseen and Salhi towers in Gaza City, during which he sustained moderate injuries, Dr. Bassam was martyred alongside his family in a strike on the third place they had been displaced to.
Dr. Yehia Jouda was martyred alongside his children, Majd, Mouaz, Yehia, and Mayar as a result of a direct strike on their home. The only survivor was his eldest son Mohammed.
Professor Nasser Abu Al-Nour was martyred alongside seven of his family members as a result of a direct strike on their home in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip
Nurse Mohammed Labad was martyred alongside his father in a strike on their home in the northern Gaza Strip.
Alaa was martyred in a strike on two vehicles belonging to Doctors without Borders after an unsuccessful attempt to evacuate civilians south of Wadi Gaza. They were turned away despite prior coordination.
Early on the morning of 2 January, Noor was killed in Deir al-Balah, Gaza. She had been seeking shelter in her sister’s home. Noor, her mother, her sisters Safa’ and Hadeel, her sister’s children Hisham and Rafeeq, and her brothers Bilal and Baha’ all died. Since the outbreak of the war on 7 October, so many families have been destroyed, some wiped off the population registry completely.
For the last 100 days, Ahlam has helped organize humanitarian aid deliveries to internally displaced persons (IDPs) across the Gaza Strip. She works long hours, managing the UNRWA Marib warehouse in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, supervising inventory and planning the distribution of aid. The warehouse now operates at three times its previous capacity. She handles the receipt and delivery of food and other supplies and works tirelessly from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Women and girls are among the most vulnerable groups in any society. Their vulnerability is typically amplified in times of crisis, such as the displacement of Gaza’s population because of the war.