Sixth Day
M
onday
, N
ovember
19, 2012
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I went out to the killing scene, and the ambulance
transferred them to Al Aqsa Hospital by then. So, I
went there quickly. I knew they were dead. I pray to
God to accept them as martyrs.
Nearly at 10:00 pm, the Israeli warplanes
fired an F16 missile at a house belonging to Al-
Nasasra Family, northern Rafah City. This led to
its complete destruction, the killing of brothers
Mohammed, 19, and Ahmed Al-Nasasra, 17, and
the injury of Tawfik Mamdoh Al-Nasasra, 50, his
wife Amani Al-Nasasra, 43, and their children
Sakhr, 13, Fatma, 7, Lama, 4, and Sama, 2.5.
25. Testimony of Najah Al-Nasasra, 37, Aunt of
Two Martyrs:1
Martyrs Mohammed and Ahmed were in a
family visit to our house until 9:00 pm that evening,
then they left to their house where their father, his
wife and their siblings were. Around 10:00 pm, we
heard a sound of an explosion close to our house.
We didn’t expect that bombing targeted on my
brother Tawfik’s house, because he wasn’t called
nor warned to evacuate the house especially that the
martyrs along with their father lived a very simple
life and hadn’t any relation with the resistance. They
all were working in farming!
After we had heard the sound of the
explosion, we went out to see what happened and
found my brother’s simple house levelled to ground.
Twelve people were in that house and they
all were sleeping when the house was attacked. The
father, 50, got two fractures in the foot, and he was
killed. Their stepmother, Amani Al-Nasasra, 43,
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An interview with Najah Al-Nasasra on Sunday,
9/12/2012, at her house in Al Naser neighborhood near Al-Masmia
School, middle of the Gaza Strip.
