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2:33Now Playing🇵🇸 "Last Thursday was the anniversary of her sister's death, and today the second sister was martyred."
Israeli forces shot 13-year-old Saba al-Hashash in the Al-Iqlimi area of al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, in Gaza, on Saturday, August 8. She died of her wounds yesterday, becoming the second child in her family killed by Israeli fire in just over a year.
Her relatives say Saba was sitting in a makeshift mosque prayer area memorizing the Quran when a bullet struck her. Muhammad Al-Rabai'a described constant Israeli tank and quadcopter fire on displaced families living in tents: "A child goes to memorize the Quran and is directly targeted."
Salem Al-Rabai'a, a relative, told Drop Site Saba's sister had been killed in the same area the previous year: "Last Thursday was the anniversary of her sister's death, and today the second sister was martyred."
He added, "They say there's a ceasefire, but we don't see it. All we see is gunfire raining down on the tents."
🎥 Footage by Drop Site contributor Mohamed Ahmed.
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