Nadie está a salvo en ningún lugar de Gaza cuando los sionistas atacan indiscriminadamente a civiles. Lee esto, no es sólo una historia. I lost everything: Gaza city, Hassan Al Hallaq did what any sensible parent would do: When the latest bout of violence erupted here, he moved his family — wife, Samar, and two sons, Kenan 6 and Saji 4, away from their apartment on the outskirts of town and into the middle of Gaza City. Away from the border, away from the tunnels, the rockets and the front line, he thought his family would be safe. The IT manager at a Palestinian Bank had lived with his family through two previous wars and knew his neighborhood in East Gaza would be targeted by the Israelis because it is close to the border. So he did what the Israelis always told Gaza residents to do: He packed his belongings and moved his entire family along with his parents to his sister’s apartment deep into the city. That apartment complex was made up of several buildings, dozens of apartments, hundreds of residents and visitors, it’s in a middle-class neighborhood. We thought that it was the safest place in Gaza City because it is the center of the city also the Israelis through to their warnings to all dangerous areas, they say, we advise that you move to the center of the city. On Sunday, as his family was preparing to break the daily Ramadan fast at about 7 p.m., two Israeli missiles slammed into the building where they were staying along with his parents. All of a sudden we hear a huge explosion happened in the house. I found myself thrown on the floor, everybody screaming around... I was sitting in the outer room with my father and my two brothers ... the rest of the family are in the back of the house, all of them have passed away. Only we who were sitting in the outside room survived. Al Hallaq and his two brothers and father survived. His wife, his mother, his sister and the three children who were in the back part of the home were killed. His wife was 9 months pregnant with their third boy. They were married for seven years, but it was all gone in a matter of seconds. https://facebook/photo.php?v=481412185326840
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 16:36:27 +0000
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