Palestinians: This is the most difficult moment in the 100 days of Gaza war policy

Al Jazeera reporter

Gaza- What was the most difficult situation you experienced during the brutal 100 days of Israel's war? Gaza Strip? The answer to this question is similar to that of Palestinians interviewed by Al Jazeera, as they focus on the immense suffering and tragedy suffered by the Israeli occupying forces, as today, Sunday, January 14, 2024, marks the 10 The 100th day of the invasion began on September 7th.

Ms. Fatima Pahlavi believes that the most difficult day was the day she learned that her daughter, husband and granddaughter were martyred in the Shehradwan neighborhood of northern Gaza. She did not say goodbye because she knew they were there. The community of Shehradwan in northern Gaza was martyred. Not properly buried.

As for Abdel-Hay Abu Al-Qumsan, he said the most difficult situation was the day he learned that about 200 family members, including his brother and grandson, had been martyred in the Jabaliya refugee camp (northern Gaza Strip) Removed from the Civil Registry.

Ms. Rem Hijazi believes that the most difficult situation is that the “belt of fire” attack on her northern beach camp area in the Gaza Strip resulted in the destruction of her residential area, the death of about 70 people, and the displacement of camp residents.

For Widad Qandil from the Al-Maghazi refugee camp, the most difficult situation remains that their house was destroyed on the residents' heads, and she suffered fractures to her neck and spine, leaving her disabled and unable to move in the shelter where she currently lives Lack of medical need.

For the child Amir Mansour, the most difficult situation that he will never forget remains: his house was destroyed and he spent two hours under the rubble, his father, his two brothers , his sister and her child were martyred, he was injured, his face was disfigured, and his hand was broken.

Finally, Ibrahim Mustafa Ibrahim, an Egyptian citizen living in Gaza, believes that the most difficult situation was when he traveled from the village of Juhr al-Dik, south of Gaza City, during the explosion. On the day of his displacement, he and 12 members of his family were buried among the corpses and body parts left by the Israeli army. No one was allowed to remove them for burial.