5 mar 2020
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Nine Palestinians were killed today, 58 others injured, including 14 critical, and many buildings severely damaged when fire broke out in a bakery at Nusseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, reported medical sources and witnesses. video video
Reports said the fire started as a result of a gas explosion at the bakery leading to the heavy destruction in the entire area and the heavy number of casualties. video video Medical sources said nine people were killed, including four children, three women and two men, and 58 others were injured among them 14 reported in critical condition. video The wounded were rushed to several hospitals in the Gaza Strip as civil |
defense trucks worked hard to put off the fire and contain the damage before it spreads to more places.
At least three residential buildings, 22 vehicles, four cinder block factories, a bakery, two restaurants, a carpentry, 50 stalls for peddlers, and an institute for the handicapped were totally destroyed in the fire.
Continue | The Ministry of Health: 9 citizens were martyred in the fire that broke out in the Nuseirat camp market today, and they are:
1. Ziyad Zakaria Ibrahim Hussein, 22 years old.
2.Lian Hassan Mahmoud Hussein, 5 years old.
3. Manal Hassan Mahmoud Hussein, 4 years old.
4. Lina Iyad Medhat Hamdan, 16 years old.
5. Eman Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Abu Mahrouk), 23 years old.
6. Salwa Abdul-Wahab Muhammad Hamdan, 47 years old.
7.Rital Ahmad Mahfouz Eid, 3 years old.
8. Sally Ahmed Mahfouz Eid, 16 years old.
9. Faras Majed Muhammad Awad Allah, 12 years old.
At least three residential buildings, 22 vehicles, four cinder block factories, a bakery, two restaurants, a carpentry, 50 stalls for peddlers, and an institute for the handicapped were totally destroyed in the fire.
Continue | The Ministry of Health: 9 citizens were martyred in the fire that broke out in the Nuseirat camp market today, and they are:
1. Ziyad Zakaria Ibrahim Hussein, 22 years old.
2.Lian Hassan Mahmoud Hussein, 5 years old.
3. Manal Hassan Mahmoud Hussein, 4 years old.
4. Lina Iyad Medhat Hamdan, 16 years old.
5. Eman Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Abu Mahrouk), 23 years old.
6. Salwa Abdul-Wahab Muhammad Hamdan, 47 years old.
7.Rital Ahmad Mahfouz Eid, 3 years old.
8. Sally Ahmed Mahfouz Eid, 16 years old.
9. Faras Majed Muhammad Awad Allah, 12 years old.
3 feb 2020
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South of Occupied Jerusalem, on top of the mountain of Sharafat village, the fire, caused premeditatedly by fanatic Israeli settlers, almost erased 600 years of Islamic history embodied in Al-Badriyin Mosque.
Sharafat Sharafat is a Palestinian village south of Jerusalem City, in the middle of which is Al-Badriyin Mosque, a small building deeply rooted in history. Sharafat is one of the oldest villages of Occupied Jerusalem. It covers an area of over 973 dunums and has a population of about 3,000 Palestinians. |
The village is surrounded by a number of Israeli settlements that were built on seized Palestinian land.
Arson attack
Before you enter Al-Badriyin Mosque you find a large banner that informs you about the history of the mosque which dates back to about 600 years.
Sheikh Ismail Awad, the Mu'azzin of Al-Badriyin Mosque, is usually the first one to arrive at the mosque before the Dawn Prayer to open the mosque, turn on the lights and recite the Adhan (call to prayer).
On the day of the attack, Awad entered the mosque to find out that parts of the building had been set ablaze.
"When I arrived at the mosque I noticed a fire. First I thought the fire was caused by a short circuit due to the cold weather and heavy rain, but then I saw fire in different locations in the mosque, including the Mihrab," he said.
Sheikh Awad said that he rushed to put out the fire using prayer rugs and phoned a number of the mosque's neighbors asking for help.
According to Awad, the Israeli settlers who set fire to the mosque poured incendiary materials on the mosque's carpets in an attempt to burn the mosque completely.
He added that within 15 minutes they managed to put out the fire and prevent it from expanding to other parts of the mosque.
The Palestinian residents of Sharafat and neighboring areas, following the incident, started campaigns to collect funds to rehabilitate the damaged parts of the mosque and buy new carpets.
The Israeli settlers responsible for the attack spray-painted racial slurs and pro-settlement slogans on walls adjacent to the mosque.
Vicious crime
Muhammad Ahmad Hussein, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, strongly condemned the vicious attack on Al-Badriyin Mosque, calling it "a blatant aggression against all beliefs and religions and a grave violation of all international laws".
He stressed that this settler attack is the result of the racist incitement policy pursued by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinians.
Sheikh Hussein called on the concerned Arab, Islamic and international organizations to act toward ending these attacks and pressure the Israeli occupation to make the settlers stay away from mosques and other holy sites in Jerusalem and the rest of the Palestinian territories.
Arson attack
Before you enter Al-Badriyin Mosque you find a large banner that informs you about the history of the mosque which dates back to about 600 years.
Sheikh Ismail Awad, the Mu'azzin of Al-Badriyin Mosque, is usually the first one to arrive at the mosque before the Dawn Prayer to open the mosque, turn on the lights and recite the Adhan (call to prayer).
On the day of the attack, Awad entered the mosque to find out that parts of the building had been set ablaze.
"When I arrived at the mosque I noticed a fire. First I thought the fire was caused by a short circuit due to the cold weather and heavy rain, but then I saw fire in different locations in the mosque, including the Mihrab," he said.
Sheikh Awad said that he rushed to put out the fire using prayer rugs and phoned a number of the mosque's neighbors asking for help.
According to Awad, the Israeli settlers who set fire to the mosque poured incendiary materials on the mosque's carpets in an attempt to burn the mosque completely.
He added that within 15 minutes they managed to put out the fire and prevent it from expanding to other parts of the mosque.
The Palestinian residents of Sharafat and neighboring areas, following the incident, started campaigns to collect funds to rehabilitate the damaged parts of the mosque and buy new carpets.
The Israeli settlers responsible for the attack spray-painted racial slurs and pro-settlement slogans on walls adjacent to the mosque.
Vicious crime
Muhammad Ahmad Hussein, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, strongly condemned the vicious attack on Al-Badriyin Mosque, calling it "a blatant aggression against all beliefs and religions and a grave violation of all international laws".
He stressed that this settler attack is the result of the racist incitement policy pursued by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinians.
Sheikh Hussein called on the concerned Arab, Islamic and international organizations to act toward ending these attacks and pressure the Israeli occupation to make the settlers stay away from mosques and other holy sites in Jerusalem and the rest of the Palestinian territories.
29 jan 2020
Israel’s Tag Meir organisation revealed, on Monday, that extremist Jewish settlers have carried out arson attacks on 46 mosques and 12 churches in the occupied West Bank and Israel, over the past decade, Al Sabeel has reported.
Tag Meir, which was established 15 years ago to counter settlers’ hate crimes and racism in Israel and the occupied West Bank, said that the perpetrators of these crimes generally went unpunished.
It pointed out that most of these arson attacks were committed by an extremist settler group called “Price Tag,” and that the criminals spray graffiti such as “Death to Arabs” and other hate messages on the walls of the buildings they burn down.
The latest of these attacks was on a mosque in the Beir Safafa neighbourhood of occupied Jerusalem. The fire started by the illegal settlers caused severe damage to the building.
Tag Meir, which was established 15 years ago to counter settlers’ hate crimes and racism in Israel and the occupied West Bank, said that the perpetrators of these crimes generally went unpunished.
It pointed out that most of these arson attacks were committed by an extremist settler group called “Price Tag,” and that the criminals spray graffiti such as “Death to Arabs” and other hate messages on the walls of the buildings they burn down.
The latest of these attacks was on a mosque in the Beir Safafa neighbourhood of occupied Jerusalem. The fire started by the illegal settlers caused severe damage to the building.
28 jan 2020
Settlers burned, at dawn on Tuesday, a classroom in the Ainabus Elementary School, to the south of Nablus, in the northern West Bank.
According to the PNN. a group of people from the illegal Yitzhar settlement stormed the village of Ainabus, at dawn, burning a classroom in the basic school for boys, and wrote racist slogans on the walls of the school. video
More news on this as it develops.
According to the PNN. a group of people from the illegal Yitzhar settlement stormed the village of Ainabus, at dawn, burning a classroom in the basic school for boys, and wrote racist slogans on the walls of the school. video
More news on this as it develops.
24 jan 2020
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Illegal Israeli colonists, squatting on stolen Palestinian lands, burnt sections of a mosque in Sharafat Palestinian village, southwest of occupied East Jerusalem, after infiltrating into the village at dawn. video
An eyewitness told the Palestinian Maan News Agency that, as he and around forty other Palestinians, headed to the mosque for dawn prayers, they were surprised to find many Israeli police officers around the mosque. He added that the colonists burnt the inside of the mosque, such as its walls and carpets, before the locals rushed to it and managed to extinguish the fire, and the police were called to the scene. The Israeli assailants also wrote racist graffiti on the walls of the defaced mosque. |
Israeli police officers surrounded the mosque after closing it, and informed the villagers that the holy site is now closed as an investigation is underway. video
It is worth mentioning that, several years ago, the colonists attacked the same mosque, and attempted to burn it. The Israeli police were then called to the scene and allegedly investigated the fire, but without any results.
The Palestinian Ministry of Waqf and Religious Affairs strongly denounced the attack, and said it comes as a natural outcome of ongoing Israeli incitement against the Palestinians and their holy sites.
There have been dozens of incidents in which Israeli colonists burnt mosques and churches, in addition to causing damage in cemeteries across occupied Palestine.
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It is worth mentioning that, several years ago, the colonists attacked the same mosque, and attempted to burn it. The Israeli police were then called to the scene and allegedly investigated the fire, but without any results.
The Palestinian Ministry of Waqf and Religious Affairs strongly denounced the attack, and said it comes as a natural outcome of ongoing Israeli incitement against the Palestinians and their holy sites.
There have been dozens of incidents in which Israeli colonists burnt mosques and churches, in addition to causing damage in cemeteries across occupied Palestine.
Related: Extremists Attempt to Burn Hebron Mosque
Israeli Fanatics Burn Section Of A Jerusalem Church
Israeli extremists burn the church where Jesus multiplied loaves and fishes
20 jan 2020
Hospital reports all injured are given artificial respiration due to extensive burns to their upper bodies, will be transferred to intensive care unit in Haifa for further treatment
Four men were seriously hurt Monday in a gas tanker explosion at a gas stop near the northern city of Tamra.
All four men were evacuated to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa suffering from severe burns.
The hospital said that all four are given artificial respiration due to extensive burns in their upper body and will be transferred to an intensive care unit for further treatment.
First responders who treated one of the men hurt in the incident, said they found the injured man en route to the site of the explosion.
"We were on our way to the scene when, at the entrance to the industrial area, we were stopped by a private car and inside it was lying an unconscious man in his 30s, with burns all over his body," the paramedics said.
"We transferred him quickly to the ambulance, gave him an advanced treatment and evacuated him to the hospital in serious condition."
Police blocked off the area and isolated the scene. The blast caused heavy damage to the scene, and nearby buildings were also damaged.
Four men were seriously hurt Monday in a gas tanker explosion at a gas stop near the northern city of Tamra.
All four men were evacuated to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa suffering from severe burns.
The hospital said that all four are given artificial respiration due to extensive burns in their upper body and will be transferred to an intensive care unit for further treatment.
First responders who treated one of the men hurt in the incident, said they found the injured man en route to the site of the explosion.
"We were on our way to the scene when, at the entrance to the industrial area, we were stopped by a private car and inside it was lying an unconscious man in his 30s, with burns all over his body," the paramedics said.
"We transferred him quickly to the ambulance, gave him an advanced treatment and evacuated him to the hospital in serious condition."
Police blocked off the area and isolated the scene. The blast caused heavy damage to the scene, and nearby buildings were also damaged.
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