Eyewitness to Genocide: The Heart-Wrenching Stories of Zionist Atrocities in Jabalia.
In a report, Al Jazeera news channel pointed out the shocking dimensions of the genocide and anti-human crimes committed by the Zionist regime in northern Gaza and wrote that the terrible sounds and intense explosions have not stopped since 13 days ago in the Jabalia area located in the north of Gaza and the Zionist army has new weapons. He entered into conflicts that caused martyrdom and wounding of hundreds of Palestinians and the destruction of residential buildings.
This report adds that although the Zionist regime has used all kinds of weapons in the war against Gaza over the past year, it has unveiled new weapons in recent days so that it can easily carry out the forced migration and genocide of the residents of northern Gaza. These weapons are robots and explosive barrels.
At the beginning of its military attack on Gaza, the Zionist regime also used bombed robots. In this regard, a Palestinian security source says that the said robots carry barrels of explosives of about one ton that move between houses and residential buildings, and the army controls them remotely, and after reaching Palestinian gathering centers and densely populated buildings He explodes them.
This security source emphasized that the mentioned weapon is intended to cause the most casualties among civilians and has a very high explosive power that can destroy a residential area.
Quadcopters are one of the most common tools used these days for filming and as a surprise weapon for executing Palestinians with war bullets and explosives. Bombing houses and destroying houses on the heads of their residents through air and artillery attacks are other things that are done abundantly in Jabalia.
Eyewitness accounts of Zionist crimes
Abu Jamal Saleh, a resident of northern Gaza, is one of the eyewitnesses of the Zionist regime’s crimes in Jabalia. He saw with his own eyes that their neighbor Nasser Hamouda, who was a doctor, left the house with his son to find water and was immediately hit by the snipers of the Zionist regime and lost his life. Hamouda was well aware of the consequences of his risk, but he preferred to take this risk instead of witnessing his family die of thirst.
Speaking to Al Jazeera on the phone, Saleh said: “The bodies of Hammouda and her child have been left on the street since last Wednesday, and dogs and cats are tearing at these bodies and we cannot do anything.”
He, who has been surrounded by the Zionist forces since two weeks ago, along with a large number of residents of “Abd Rabbah” street, says that thousands of Palestinians are surrounded in their homes and cannot leave their homes to find water and food.
He says that the quadcopters of the Zionist regime are patrolling the streets and even entering the houses through the windows and shooting at the citizens.
Abu Jamal Saleh says: Our children may die at any moment. They haven’t had any food or water for four days and are very weak and lying on the ground. He says that there are 20 children, 4 women, and 4 men in their house. He adds: “Before this, we used dirty water and even ate garbage, but since we ate dry bread 4 days ago, we have nothing to eat anymore.”
He says: The bodies of dozens of martyrs are lying in the streets, but we cannot even look out of the window. I think the bodies of about 40 martyrs have fallen around our house. Quadcopters and snipers target anyone who ventures out.
Amina Saleh, Abu Jamal’s sister, says that one of the girls from the neighboring houses, who is also disabled, stood by the window of her home and shouted for food and water about 6 days ago, but the Zionists shot at her. He fell out of the window and an Israeli bulldozer came and buried him with dirt. He says: This girl thought that the Zionists would pity her because of her disability, but they killed her.