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"آثار مجزرة ليلة أمس في بيت لاهيا والتي استشهد فيها ما يقارب من 40 -طبقًا لإعلان الأهالي حيث لا يوجد حصر رسمي للضحايا- في ظل عدم وجود دفاع مدني أو إسعاف بسبب حصار جيش الاحتلال الإسرائيلي. The aftermath of last night’s massacre in Beit Lahia, in which approximately 40 were martyred — according to residents’ statements, as there is no official count of the victims — amid the absence of civil defense and ambulance services due to the Israeli occupation army’s siege."
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Around 8:30 pm, Israeli airstrikes targeted a residential block in Beit Lahia. The residential block was near the western roundabout and consisted of five houses belonging to the Abu Shudq, Al-Masry, and Salman families.
This was the second large-scale massacre perpetrated under a week in Beit Lahia, as the October 20 massacre led to around 120 casualties, at leats a third of which were killed.
Journalist Anas Al-Sharif received calls from families begging him to alert rescue crews so they could come and rescue the victims.
Over the previous few days, Israel had engineered a total collapse of healthcare in North Gaza through a combination of actions: detention of medical staff, siege and shelling of hospitals, destruction of roads leading to hospitals, forced displacement of civil defense from the North governorate, and the total blockade of medical aid.
In these conditions, civilians took it upon themselves to rescue and evacuate whoever they could. Yet, rescuers were shot at by Israeli drones. Journalists reported that many victims would ultimately bleed to death in such conditions.
Dr.Hassan Al-Baba, Director of the Holy Quran and Sunnah House in Beit Lahia, who holds a doctorate in international law, was among the victims, joining his mother, sister and two daughters who were martyred two weeks before.
The next morning, civilians were still leading search and rescue efforts with any means available
Abu Shudq family
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