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During the 12-day bombing of Gaza by Israel, a dentist named Mahmoud Shaheen received a call from someone claiming to be from Israeli intelligence. He was ordered to evacuate the surrounding area as they were going to bomb three towers, leading to a frantic mass evacuation and leaving hundreds homeless.
Mahmoud Shaheen, a dentist from Gaza, has provided an unprecedented level of detail regarding the Israeli bombing order he received during the 12-day conflict.
In a phone call with someone claiming to be from Israeli intelligence, Mahmoud was given the harrowing instruction to evacuate his neighbors as three towers were about to be bombed. Despite his own tower not being directly targeted, Mahmoud took it upon himself to lead a frantic evacuation effort. His account aligns with corroborating evidence such as community Facebook posts and satellite images before and after the airstrikes. This dentist’s harrowing experience sheds light on the tactics employed by the Israeli military and highlights the immense pressure faced by innocent civilians in Gaza during times of conflict.
Residents of the al-Zahra neighbourhood in Gaza found themselves in a state of panic as they were given just two hours to evacuate their homes before Israeli airstrikes decimated their buildings. The call for evacuation came from Mahmoud Shaheen, a local dentist, who received a phone call from an individual claiming to be from Israeli intelligence. With urgency coursing through his veins, Mahmoud immediately sprang into action, frantically trying to coordinate the evacuation of his neighbours. Amidst the chaos and fear, he tirelessly pleaded with the caller on the other end to delay the impending bombing. As time ticked away relentlessly, Mahmoud’s efforts resulted in hundreds of people hastily fleeing their homes, seeking shelter elsewhere within Gaza. This frantic evacuation further exposes the immense pressure and unimaginable circumstances endured by innocent civilians when faced with such harrowing decisions during times of conflict.
The devastating consequences of the Israeli airstrikes on the al-Zahra neighbourhood in Gaza are now being felt by the hundreds of residents who have been left homeless. As the bombs rained down, at least 25 residential blocks, housing hundreds of apartments, were destroyed, wiping out an entire community. The once-thriving neighbourhood now lies in ruins, with debris and rubble serving as a haunting reminder of the destruction that took place. Families, including women and children, have been forced to flee their homes and seek refuge elsewhere in Gaza. Basic necessities such as food and water are scarce, compounding the already dire situation. The heart-wrenching reality is that innocent civilians continue to bear the brunt of this long-standing conflict, desperately clinging to hope for a peaceful resolution that seems increasingly elusive.
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