(2 Apr 2025)
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Jabaliya refugee camp, northern Gaza Strip – 2 April 2025
1. People mourning loss of their relatives who were killed in Israeli airstrike
2. Various of woman and girl crying by body
3. Various of mourners and bodies
4. Woman crying
5. Various of mourners comforting one another
6. Various of mourners next to bodies, woman kneeling by body and kissing it
7. Various of people gathering near bodies, man heard screaming UPSOUND (Arabic): "Oh God, why the injustice? Why the injustice?"
8. People inspecting the destruction and rubble after Israeli airstrike hit a building that had been an UNRWA clinic and was now being used to house displaced people
9. Teddy bear in the rubble
10. People inspecting rubble
11. Various of rubble
12. People inspecting damage and rubble
13. Man carrying remnants of missile
14. Remnants of missile placed on the ground
15. Various of pasta bags and scattered pasta among the rubble
16. Various of people inspecting rubble
17. Various of exterior of building that served as clinic and was now being used as a shelter
STORYLINE:
Palestinians mourned their loved ones in the Jabaliya refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday after a deadly Israeli airstrike.
Officials at the Indonesian Hospital said on Wednesday that an Israeli strike on a building of the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, or UNRWA, in the Jabaliya refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip killed 15 people, including nine children and two women.
The Palestinian Civil Defense said the building had been an UNRWA clinic that was now being used to house displaced people.
It said the attack hit two rooms in the building, and that it evacuated the bodies of seven of those killed as well as 12 people who were wounded.
Juliette Touma, a spokeswoman for UNRWA, said the site wasn’t functioning as a clinic when it was hit on Wednesday morning, but was being used as a shelter for displaced people, with about 735 people from 160 families staying there.
Despite UNRWA staff warning of the dangers of the facility after the Wednesday’s attack, many displaced families haven’t left the site, "simply because they have absolutely nowhere else to go," Touma said, adding that no UNRWA staff were killed or wounded in the strike.
Production: Wafaa Shurafa
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