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Egypt deplored what it called the "targeting of defenseless civilians"
They dropped leaflets asking us to go to the humanitarian zone in Tal al-Sultan, so we complied and came here," Abu Muhammad, who was displaced from north Gaza five months ago, told AFP.
Palestinian witnesses and Al Jazeera's fact-checking agency Sanad said the camp sheltering civilians in Rafah's Tal as-Sultan area was deliberately targeted.
Palestinian refugees in Rafah after the tent massacre in which 30 of them were killed
Palestinian witnesses and Al Jazeera's fact-checking agency Sanad said the camp sheltering civilians in Rafah's Tal as-Sultan area was deliberately targeted.
"All those that were killed were civilians. No one was a fighter," he said.
We did not find anything," he adds. "There was nothing that would require bombing. All we found were dismembered children, charred bodies, and scattered organs. We put them in blankets and took them out.
It was widely viewed as an unambiguous statement: The top United Nations court ordered Israel to immediately halt its military assault on Rafah
Israel struck again, dropping two 250-pound bombs on temporary structures in the camp.", "The Times investigation found that Israel bombed targets inside a camp that had existed for months, sheltering hundreds of people displaced by the war.", "One of the organizations that ran the facility, Al-Salam Association for Humanitarian and Charitable Works, confirmed that the structures were part of the camp."
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)The Tel al-Sultan camp in Rafah would become the site of what is now known as the "tent massacre" — named for the very shelters Abu Nasser left behind.
It was widely viewed as an unambiguous statement: The top United Nations court ordered Israel to immediately halt its military assault on Rafah
They dropped leaflets asking us to go to the humanitarian zone in Tal al-Sultan, so we complied and came here," Abu Muhammad, who was displaced from north Gaza five months ago, told AFP.
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Palestinian refugees in Rafah after the tent massacre in which 30 of them were killed
The Tel al-Sultan camp in Rafah would become the site of what is now known as the "tent massacre" — named for the very shelters Abu Nasser left behind.
"All those that were killed were civilians. No one was a fighter," he said.
We did not find anything," he adds. "There was nothing that would require bombing. All we found were dismembered children, charred bodies, and scattered organs. We put them in blankets and took them out.
Israel struck again, dropping two 250-pound bombs on temporary structures in the camp.", "The Times investigation found that Israel bombed targets inside a camp that had existed for months, sheltering hundreds of people displaced by the war.", "One of the organizations that ran the facility, Al-Salam Association for Humanitarian and Charitable Works, confirmed that the structures were part of the camp."
Egypt deplored what it called the "targeting of defenseless civilians"