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Terça-feira, dia 26 de agosto de 2014

Operation Protective Edge ended with no concrete gain for the Palestinians, as we can see one year later, while Israel has been making a lot of money out of the devastation it caused. As always.

Fim da OPE com nenhum benefício concreto para os palestinos, pois Israel não cumpriu a palavra e o bloqueio e os bombardeios continuam com a mesma impiedade na mesma impunidade.

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Operation Protective Edge ended with no concrete gain for the Palestinians, as we can see one year later, while Israel has been making a lot of money out of the devastation it caused. As always.

Remembering the dead during Israeli offensive on Tuesday, August 26. And those who died of their earlier wounds later on 2014.

Below, only Palestinian identified victims.

Nome dos mortos palestinos no dia 26 de agosto e dos que morreram dos ferimentos em 2014.

Source/Fonte: IMEMC-International Midlle East Media Center. 2015.
1. Mohammad Mo’in Abu ‘Ajwa, Gaza City.
2. Hasan Omar as-Awwad, Gaza City.
3. Shadi ‘Oleiwa, 26, Gaza City.
4. Salem Mohammaden, 26, Gaza City.
5. Mohammad Abdul-Rahman Thaher, 49, Gaza City.
6. Samer Midhat Hamad, 24, Gaza City.
7. Mohammad Majdi Za’anin, Beit Hanoun.
8. Yousef Ghannam, Rafah.
9. Mohammad Saleh ar-Ribaty, 18, Rafah.
10. Ahmad Kamel Jarboa’, 26, Rafah.
11. Omar Husam al-Breem (Child, Rafah.
12. Mohammad Husam al-Breem (Child).

August 29 - 29 de agosto
1. Mohammad al-Ma’sawani, 22, Gaza
2. Widad Abu Zeid, Rafah
September 02 - 02 de setembro
1. Bassem ‘Ajjour, 55, Gaza.
2. Ziad ar-Reefy, 9, Gaza.
September 03 - 03 de setembro

1. Nasser Abu Maraheel, 42, Nusseirat – Gaza

September 04 - 04 de setembro

1. ‘Etaf Mohammad ‘Ajrour (elderly), Gaza City.

September 06 - 06 de setembro

1. Mahmoud Suleiman Sheikh Eid, Rafah

September 08 - 08 de setembro

1. Mohammad Ibrahim ar-Reyati, 22, Rafah.

September 09 - 09 de setembro

1. Rahaf Abu Jame', 5, Khan Younis.

September 10 - 10 de setembro

1. Samira Hasan al-Louh, 53, Central Gaza.

2. Abdul-Fattah abu Salmiyya, 72, Rafah.

September 14 - 14 de setembro

1 Anas Taiseer al-Hinnawi, 22, Jabalia.

September 19 - 19 de setembro

1. Ayman Ziad Abu Jibba, 23, Shuja’eyya – Gaza. (killed when Israeli unexploded shells detonated)

2. Abdullah Jibril Abu Aser, 24, Shuja’eyya – Gaza. (idem)

3. Mohammad Riyadh Abu Aser, 24, Shuja’eyya – Gaza. (idem)

October 04 - 04 de outubro

1. Jamal Abu Lebda, 50, Khan Younis.

October 10 - 10 de outubro

1. Arafat Suheil Tafesh, Tuffah - Gaza.

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Shovrim Shtika - Breaking the Silence

60. “Columns of smoke everywhere, the neighborhood in pieces”

Rank: Staff Sergeant. Unit: Armored Corps. Area: Deir al-Balah area:

There was one afternoon that the company commander gathered us all together, and we were told that we were about to go on an offensive operation, to ‘provoke’ the neighborhood that dominated us, which was al-Bureij. It dominated us in terms of altitude, people, view. When I say to ‘provoke,’ I mean we shoot a bit, blow up a few things, show them that we’re in there –and maybe that will draw the terrorists out to respond and then we can hit them. Because up until then, we hadn’t really had any real engagement with them.

The way the offensive took place was, when it started getting dark my tank led the way, we were in a sort of convoy, and there was this little house. And then suddenly we see an entire neighborhood opening up before us, lots of houses, it’s all crowded and the moment we got to that little house, the order came to attack.

Each [tank] aimed at whichever direction it chose, and then we fired a whole lot at the little house with machine guns and also one shell to make sure there was no threat inside. And suddenly I see the whole neighborhood in front of me, and then there’s stress, and confusion over the radio, and the commander was really improvising, and suddenly he tells me: “You see that house? Fire there.” Boom, I shoot. “Go, driver, go forward,” and the driver goes a bit forward and we get to a sort of alley. “You see the house on the left? Fire at it.” Boom, we fired, and we were just, like, purposelessly firing.

There was no intelligence on this or that house – it was just my platoon commander and myself deciding to fire at it because you have to fire, you have to ‘provoke.’ It could well be that people were killed inside, but there really wasn’t any intelligence on those specific buildings. And that’s how it went on. “You see that house in front of you? Shoot.” He also asked me, “What can you fire at? Whatever you can physically see, fire at it.” Like, “Feel free.” And that’s how it was, really – every tank just firing wherever it wanted to. And during the offensive, no one shot at us – not before it, not during it, and not after it.

I remember that when we started withdrawing with the tanks, I looked toward the neighborhood, and I could simply see an entire neighborhood up in flames, like in the movies. Columns of smoke everywhere, the neighborhood in pieces, houses on the ground, and like, people were living there, but nobody had fired at us yet. We were firing purposelessly.

In the Aftermath - Após a carnificina

C4 - Children of Gaza (2010 - after Operation Cast Lead in 2008/09)