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Wednesday, 19 September 2012 00:00


 

Youssef Abu Mghasib


Youssef Abu Mghasib (40) owns 10 dunnums of farmland in Deir el Balah, in the central part of the Gaza Strip, just over 300 meters from the Gaza-Israeli border and beyond Israel’s unilaterally imposed 300 meter buffer zone.  Here, he grows olives and an assortment of vegetables to support his family, though Youssef lives with wife, 9 children, mother and sister in a home 500 meters from their farm.  On 12 June 2012, Youssef’s land was bulldozed by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF). 

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Occupied Lives: No justice for my son’s death PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 12 September 2012 00:00

  

Saad al-Majdalawi

 

On Tuesday, 16 August 2011, Saad al-Majdalawi, a 17-year-old mentally disabled boy, died when he was targeted with live fire by Israel’s forces positioned on the border between Nusseirat, in the central part of the Gaza Strip, and Israel.  Saad was unarmed and posed no threat to Israeli soldiers when he was shot and killed.
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Occupied Lives: No place to call home PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 05 September 2012 00:00



Afaf Abu Daher in her tent in Qarara.


Somewhere between 8-10 January 2009, during Operation Cast Lead, Israeli forces bulldozed and destroyed the Abu Daher family’s home and farmland in Qarara, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.  Almost 4 years later, this family of 9 is still displaced and living in an iron and nylon tent in east Qarara, where they are currently unable to start any income-generating projects to support themselves.

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