The children they stole from us…

Israel has killed 1 in every 200 children in Gaza. These are just some of their names.

Elaine. She was 8. Her dreams were to travel and buy legos. She was killed with her five year old sister, Celine, and her infant brothers Muhammad and Mahmoud and her parents.

Hala Abu Saada. She was 14. She loved to dance Dabke. She trained in sign language to translate songs and help other children with disabilities. She was killed with her mother and siblings by an Israeli airstrike.

Rahaf Alsaqqa was 5. On the so-called humanitarian corridor to southern Gaza. She and her father were killed by an Israeli tank on the so-called humanitarian corridor to southern Gaza

Karim Abu Shamala was killed by airstrikes days before his 9th birthday. He planned his party for months and was excited to celebrate with family.

Sisters Raezan and Nouran Allouh were shot by an Israeli tank while trying to fill a bucket with water for their family to drink.

Ward was always smiling. Her name meant ‘flowers’

Watin Munir Abu Gemayzeh was the last known member of her family before she was killed. Now hers is among about 90 families Israel’s attacks have wiped from civil registries.

Omar, Bassam, and Ahmed Abu Hasira were killed in late October along with their parents and younger sister, Mariam.
Khalid Jaber was 7. He was his parents’ only child after years of trying. He was found under the rubble either an airstrike hit their home in Rafah.

Ghina was 6. She loved animals.

Randa was four, sister Salma was 6 months old. They were killed with their parents in the Nuseirat refugee camp.

Misbah was 16. He died after crying for four hours trapped under the rubble.
Retal and Janan Attai were killed by an airstrike on their grandparens’ home. They were 5 and 7.
Shima was 2. She and he mother were killed says after her father, Ali.
Mustafa Sanalla was 14. He loved to play football with his brothers.

Israel’s bombardment has killed over 120 children every day on average since October 7. About half of Gaza’s population are children.

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