Report on IDF night bombing of Fahd Al-Sabah school

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9028

Date

9 November, 2024

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Original Social Media Post

"مراسل شهاب يرصد تفاصيل استهداف طائرات الاحتلال مركز ايواء بمدرسة فهد الصباح بحي التفاح شرق مدينة ، مما ادى لاستشهاد ثمانية فلسطينيين بينهم صحفيان"
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Archivist Notes On This Video

Translation: "Israeli war planes targeted the Fahd Al-Sobah school which is a shelter in Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. This strike destroyed a number of classrooms here. Here we can see the press vest of journalist Zahra Abu Sakhl and her brother Ahmad who were media worked in Gaza City. In addition the Al-Sawafiri family was killed: Muhammad Al-Sawafire, his wife and child were martyred. Four classrooms were destroyed as the bomb penetrated three floors reaching the ground floor, leading to a large number of casualties, including seven martyrs taken to the Baptist hospital and other critical injuries that medical crews are struggling with."

Archivist Notes: Fahd Al-Sobah school (journalists killed)

On November 9, moments before 1 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted the Fahd Al-Ahmad Al-Sobah school, located west of Al-Mahatta mosque in Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. The school, like all others in Gaza, was used as a shelter for displaced persons.

At least 6 people were killed:a couple and their son, along with two journalist siblings and their father.

Journalist Mohammed Ahmed documented the destruction at the school and specified that "four classrooms were destroyed as the bomb penetrated three floors reaching the ground floor". This was corroborated by footage taken by journalist Ibrahim Al-Khalili. Journalist Karam Hassan took a photograph in the aftermath that captured the nose cone of a Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) / GBU-39.

Names of the martyrs:

  1. Mohammed Nabil Atta Al-Sawafiri (father)
  2. Samah Khalil Al-Suweirki Al-Sawafiri (wife, pregnant)
  3. Qusay Mohammed Al-Sawafiri (Mohammed and Samah's child)
  4. Muhammad Abu Sakhil (father)
  5. Al-Zahra Muhammad Abu Sakhil (daughter, journalist)
  6. Ahmad Muhammad Abu Sakhil (son, journalist)

(Sources: 1 2)

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