Baby Mayan Tareq Kawarea and her mother, Fatima Kawarea, were killed by an Israeli airstrike on Khan Younis Southern Gaza at dawn yesterday.
She now reunites with her father and two uncles, who were killed earlier in the war.
First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Baby Tareq Kawarea killed in Israeli airstrike on Khan Younis
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Israeli bombing kills five in Gaza City residential building
Children thrown far away from their apartments after Israeli bombing of a residential building in the middle of Gaza City!
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Children’s Bodies Shattered Under Relentless Bombardment Calls World
Where is humanity’s conscience among those who steer the world? Under relentless bombardment, our children’s bodies are hurled through the air, and the sky is painted with blood and shattered limbs. Oh world, where are you? Stop this atrocity before the last innocent breath is… pic.twitter.com/HsLF9pjccG
— Sameh Ahmed 𓂆 🇵🇸 (@PalPress24) 24 avril 2025Where is humanity’s conscience among those who steer the world? Under relentless bombardment, our children’s bodies are hurled through the air, and the sky is painted with blood and shattered limbs. Oh world, where are you? Stop this atrocity before the last innocent breath is
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Injured child trapped on roof after explosion, rescue hampered
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Israeli Bombings in Gaza Kill Children Report
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Israeli bombing kills and injures children in homes
The Israeli bombing hurls a child from one house to another; there are also some children who are torn apart.
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Israeli airstrike kills child in Gaza hospital arrival
Sensitive Content BREAKING: The body of a little girl arrived at the hospital in two separate parts, each transported by a different ambulance, following an Israeli airstrike on Gaza.
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Irish Community in Ballincollig Rallies in Support of Gaza
Irish community members in Ballincollig rallied in support of Gaza. pic.twitter.com/9DiKem7pip
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 24 avril 2025Irish community members in Ballincollig rallied in support of Gaza.
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Sleep Becomes Elusive Dream During War
Since the first shot of this war rang out, sleep has become an elusive dream. I’ve come to cherish the peace it brings, yet I’ve been deprived of it for over a year. Night and day, anxiety, insomnia, and fear chase me, as if my soul stopped knowing rest the moment the whistle

