The video contains some inaccuracies:

• the children shown at 0:13 to 0:15 are not from the Shabat family. They're from the Afana family and were killed the same day early morning in Beit Hanoun.
• Ella was the couple's daughter, not Dr Jamal's sister.

Around 4 am, Israeli strikes targeted the house of Dr. Jamal Shabat and Dr. Dina Ashour, both volunteer at Kamal Adwan Hospital, in Beit Hanoun.

The family are relatives of journalist Hossam Shabat, who confirmed that 15 people were killed including Dr. Muhammad Jamal Shabat, his wife, sons, three sisters, nephews, wife and cousin Munir Shabat's children.

This was the second massacre under one week where the Shabat family was mass-murdered. On November 7, 11 memebr of the family were killed by an Israeli bombing of Shuhaibar school in Gaza City.

Israel has killed over 1047 healthcare workers since Oct 7.

Names of the martyrs (identified):

1. Dr. Muhammad Jamal Shabat
2. Dr. Dima Ashour Ashour (wife)
3. Eila Muhammad Jamal Shabat (daughter)
4. Abeer Jamal Shabat (sister)
5. Areej Jamal Al-Basyouni (sister, wife of detainee Muhammad Ismail Al-Basyouni)
6. Ahmed Muhammad Al-Basyouni (Areej's son)
7. Zain Muhammad Al-Basyouni (Areej's son)
8. Lama Muhammad Al-Basyouni (Areej's daughter)
9. Aseel Jamal Shabat (sister)
10. Saida Ali Hamad
11. Reem Munir Shabat
12. Ghina Munir Shabat

(Sources: 1 2) 3)

Tribute & eulogy to Dr. Dina Ashour by Dr.Hosam hammouda

"With deep sorrow and grief, I bid farewell today to my dear colleague and friend, Dr. Dima Ashour, her husband Dr. Mohammed, and their family, who tragically lost their lives. Dima was a true embodiment of humanity and commitment, aspiring to become a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology, and she continued working in northern Gaza despite the extreme dangers to save innocent lives. In our last encounter, we worked together to help a family who had been waiting for twins for over 22 years. After the successful procedure, the twins’ father expressed his profound gratitude. It was a moment of joy and deep humanity. Today, as I say goodbye to her, I remember her noble efforts. May God grant them all peace and a place in His vast gardens, and may their souls rest in tranquility"