Child who helped wounded person in Gaza Strip attack loses his life
In bomb attacks carried out on the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, a child and a paramedic lost their lives, and numerous people were injured.
In airstrikes carried out by the Israeli army on the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in the Gaza Strip, 12-year-old Mohammed al-Zenati, who was trying to help a wounded paramedic, and paramedic Sharif Shadi Labad lost their lives.
Sheikh Radwan Neighborhood Targeted
An initial airstrike was carried out by the Israeli army against the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in the Gaza Strip. A paramedic was injured in this first attack.
Second Attack and Casualties
A 12-year-old Palestinian child named Mohammed al-Zenati went to the side of the paramedic injured in the first attack to help him. During this time, the Israeli army carried out a second airstrike.
Footage Repercussions on Social Media
As a result of these consecutive two attacks, the young child al-Zenati and paramedic Sharif Shadi Labad lost their lives, and numerous Palestinians were injured. Footage of the moments when al-Zenati was trying to help spread on social media and drew widespread outrage.
Violations During the Ceasefire Process
Despite the ceasefire that came into effect on October 10, it was reported that the Israeli army continued its attacks on the Gaza Strip. The army had previously targeted rescue operations with similar sequential attacks.