Interview with Dr Ali Al-Ghalid from Al Ahli hospital about the injuries sustained by children in the Shati camp massacre.

Summary translation:

• The doctor says that this was the most horrific event he witnessed in his career.
• A large number of children were brought at once, all pre-teens
• All children had critical injuries in multiple parts of the body: some had brain injuries, some torso injuries, others brain and torso, and others brain torso and abdomen injuries
• 7 children were killed
• There was a child who had a brain injury and unfortunately could not be saved. This is unfortunately a recurrent situation in Gaza due to the lack of staff. For instance, there are only one or two neurosurgeons in the Gaza Strip. This dearth applies to other medical specialties.
• Essential supplies that could save lives remain unavailable amid the Israeli siege

Around 4:30 pm an Israeli raid that targeted a gathering of people in the vicinity of the Ghaban Café in the Al-Shati camp, west of Gaza City.

All of the casualties were pre-teens playing on the street, according to witnesses.

Initial reports spoke of 7 children killed

Photos:

• Injured child still holding marbles in his hand

Names of the martyrs (identified):

1. Rami Wael Naeem
2. Baraa Muhammad Nofal
3. Raed Muhammad Al-Halabi
4. Muhammad Jamal Ghayth