Gaza’s father was angry after an Israeli strike killing the son “looking for a sip”

Mahmoud Abdel -Rahman Ahmed says that his son, Abdullah, was “looking for a sip of water” when Jerichans took the family on Sunday morning and went as usual to one of the water distribution points in the Nawwi al -Hadary camp, in the center of Gaza.

“This field was inhabited by the displaced, the others who exhausted the war, and those who saw the worst due to the imposed siege and restrictions, and the ongoing aggression,” Mahmoud said in an interview with a local journalist working in the BBC.

“The children, Abdullah, among them, stood on a waiting list with empty stomachs, Jerian, the empty, and the thirst lips,” he added.

“Minutes after the gathering of children and the thirsty people in the camp, warplanes bombed these children and the water distribution point, without prior notice.”

Another local journalist, which was filmed by another local journalist, showed its direct effects of the Israeli strike on a street in the new camp area in Nawwi.

He passes two men who carry young children before facing a devastating structure, under the dozens of yellow plastic jerrycans.

Women scream while passing by a man from the rubble, while others try to help another blood -covered man. Adults and other children are seen as a mobility nearby.

The Al -Woudi Hospital in Noussayeh said that 10 people, including six children, were killed in the strike, and that 16 others were injured.

Along with Abdullah, Samoa, the child, died when Badr al -Din al -Din al -Qari, Sirge Khaled Ibrahim, Ibrahim Ashraf Abu Raiban, Karam Ashraf Al -Ghassian and Lana Ashraf Ashraf.

When asked about the strike, the Israeli army said it had targeted a “terrorist” Palestinian Islamic jihad, but “as a result of an artistic mistake with munitions, tens of meters of target fell.”

The army said that he was “aware of the demand for losses in the region as a result” and “regretted any harm to non -street civilians,” adding: “The accident is under review.”

However, Mahmoud claimed that Israel “aims to convey a message: it will not allow people to drink even the drinking water they are eager.”

He also regretted that the dreams of Abdullah and the other children will never be fulfilled.

“They were looking at reality to change, and become like other children in the world – practicing their natural role in playing, moving, traveling, handling, drinking, and living in safety,” he said.

The United Nations says that the lack of water in Gaza is getting worse due to the lack of fuel and spare parts for desalination of water and pumping and sanitation facilities, as well as insecurity and lack of access by Israeli military operations against evacuation orders.

As a result, many people receive less than 15 -liter emergency level per day, and they represent what the United Nations call the “human drought crisis”.

“You see children lined up in lines, on the side of the road, with the yellow jerrycans every morning, waiting for the daily water truck to come and get five liters (or 10 liters, from the water used for washing, cleaning, cooking, drinking, etc.”, Sam Rose, the director on behalf of the agency (UNWA).

“Every death is a tragedy. This tragedy is especially symbolic, given the circumstances that occurred in it. But it is one of them.”

Last Thursday, 10 children and three women were killed while waiting for food supplements outside the nearby town of Deir Kalah.

The Israeli army said it had targeted a “terrorist” of a party nearby, and as with the Sunday incident, it regrets the harm to any civilians.

“We are focusing on these incidents, but of course these were not the only children who were killed in Gaza (Sunday),” Rose said. “Every day, since the beginning of the war, on average, the classroom full of children has been killed.”

At the same time, CEO of the United Nations Children (UNICEF) described Catherine Russell, at the same time, both incidents as “horrific” and demanded the Israeli authorities “to review the rules of engagement urgently and ensure complete compliance with international humanitarian law.”

Later this week, the Security Council will attract the United Nations to discuss the status of children in Gaza, after a request from the United Kingdom.

However, the permanent representative of Israel Danny Danone said that the members of the council “will be” better than put pressure on Hamas to prolong this conflict. “

“The children in Gaza are the victims of Hamas, not Israel. Hamas is using them as human shields and the United Nations is silent,” he said.

Mahmoud said it was Israel that must be pressured to end the war.

“We have no power or strength. We are victims. We are just civilians like others in the world, and we do not have any weapons, nuclear weapons or anything,” he added.

“This war must stop, as well as the continuous massacre that occurs in the Gaza Strip.”