(1 Apr 2025)
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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip – 1 April 2025
1. Various of destroyed building after Israeli airstrike
2. Various of blood among rubble
3. Various of destruction
4. Various of destruction near tents of displaced people
5. Various of dolls covered with dust among the rubble
6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Fathi Nushasi, from Khan Younis:
"We woke up to an earthquake (shake from strike), an earthquake that has never happened in any war. I have witnessed many wars, but I have never witnessed anything like what happened to us. The rubble entered our bedroom."
7. Various of shoes among the rubble
8. Various of people inspecting the rubble
9. Various of people mourning their relatives who were killed in Israeli airstrike
10. Various of vest with press sign on it placed on wrapped body of journalist who was killed in Israeli airstrike along with his family
11. Various of people praying for victims
12. Various of people carrying bodies and leaving to bury them
STORYLINE:
Dozens of people in the Gaza Strip mourned a Palestinian journalist who was killed along with his wife and children by an Israeli airstrike early Tuesday, according to health officials.
Mohamed Saleh al-Bardwil, a journalist with Al-Aqsa radio, was killed along with his wife and their three children by the strike that hit their home in western part of the southern city of Khan Younis, officials at Nasser Hospital confirmed.
Footage by The Associated Press showed the building completely collapsed and blood on the rubble along with scattered pieces of paper, a child’s school notebook, dolls covered with dirt and clothes.
Fathi Nushasi, a Khan Younis resident who lived nearby, said the airstrike felt like an earthquake.
"I have witnessed many wars, but I have never witnessed anything like what happened to us. The rubble entered our bedroom," he said.
Dozens gathered at the Nasser Hospital for funeral prayers, where the bagged bodies of the family members were brought.
A press vest was placed over al-Bardwil’s body.
One man cried out in anguish, "Those were children sleeping," just after they celebrated Eid al-Fitr.
AP video shot by Mohammad Jahjouh
Production by: Wafaa Shurafa
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