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اﻟ ﻣرآزاﻟ ﻔ ﻟ ﺳط ﯾ ﻧ ﯾ ﻟﺣ ﻘوﻗ ﺎﻹﻧ ﺳﺎن PALESTINIAN CENTRE for HUMAN RIGHTS the Dead I ال مرآزال ف ل سط ي ن ي لح قوق اﻹن سان PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS The Dead in the course of the Israeli recent military offensive on the Gaza strip between 27 December 2008 and 18January 2009 17 years old and belowWomen # Name Sex Ag Occupation Address Date of Date of Place of Attack Governor Civilian/ e death attack ate milit ant 1 Mustafa Khader Male 16 Student Tal al-Hawa / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Tal al- Gaza Civilian Saber Abu Ghanima Hawa/Gaza 2 Reziq Jamal Reziq al- Male 21 Policeman al-Sha'af / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Haddad City/Gaza 3 Ali Mohammed Jamil Male 24 Policeman Al-Shati Refugee 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Abu Riala Camp / Gaza City/Gaza 4 Ahmed Mohammed Male 27 Policeman Al-Shati Refugee 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al- Gaza Civilian Ahmed Badawi Camp / Gaza MashtalIntellige nceOutpost/ Gaza 5 Mahmoud Khalil Male 31 Policeman Martyr Bassil Naim 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Mashtal Gaza Civilian Hassan Abu Harbeed Street/ Beit Hanoun Intelligence Outpost/ Gaza 6 Fadia Jaber Jabr Female 22 Student Al-Tufah / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Tufah / Gaza Gaza Civilian Hweij 7 Mohammed Jaber Male 19 Student Al-Tufah / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Tufah / Gaza Gaza Civilian JabrHweij 8 Nu'aman Fadel Male 56 Jobless Al-Zaytoon / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Tal al-Hawa / Gaza Civilian Salman Hejji Gaza 9 Riyad Omar Murjan Male 24 Student Yarmouk Street / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sena’a Street Gaza Civilian Radi / Gaza 10 Mumtaz Mohammed Male 37 Policeman Al-Sabra/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Ramiz al-Banna City/ Gaza ال مرآزال ف ل سط ي ن ي لح قوق اﻹن سان PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 11 Ahmed Hamdi Male 26 Policeman Al-Sabra/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Saraya Security Gaza Civilian Youssef Service al-Dreimly Compound/ 12 Fares Isma’il Helmi Male 28 Policeman Remal/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian al- City/ ‘Ashy Gaza 13 Naser Mahmoud Male 35 Al-Zaytoon / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Wa’ed Society Gaza Civilian Mas’oud Hammouda for Prisoners / Gaza 14 Munir Amin Male 32 Al-Zaytoon / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Wa’ed Society Gaza Civilian Mass’oud for Hammouda Prisoners / Gaza 15 Ahmed Adnan Hamdi Male 25 Al-Zaytoon / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Wa’ed Society Gaza Civilian Hammouda for Prisoners / Gaza 16 Ibrahim Mahmoud Male 23 Policeman Khan Younis 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Abdul Hafiz al-Farra City/Gaza 17 Mohammed Abdul Male 24 Policeman Jabalyia / Northern 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Karim Ramadan al- Gaza City/Gaza ‘Aklouk 18 ‘Ali Marwan ‘Ali Abu Male 21 Student/UN Rimal/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sena’a Gaza Civilian Rabi’a RWA Gaza Street/ Training Gaza college 19 Ra’ed Nazmi Male 36 Policeman Dughmosh area /Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed City/Gaza Dughmosh 20 Munir Mansour Male 25 Policeman Sheja’eya / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Ahmed City/Gaza Esbeita 21 Deya'a Talal Kamel Male 22 Policeman al-Shati Refugee 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Near al-Katiba Gaza Civilian al- Camp /Gaza Mosque/ Gaza Habil ال مرآزال ف ل سط ي ن ي لح قوق اﻹن سان PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 22 Mayssara Hamed Male 21 Policeman Tal al-Hawa / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed Bulbul City/Gaza 23 Nazik Hassan Yasin Female 28 Policewoma Tal al-Za’atar area/ 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian Abu n Northern Gaza Compound / Raia Gaza 24 Khamis Mustafa Male 52 Driver Near Abu Iskandar 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Near al-Shifa Gaza Civilian Mahmoud Abu Roundabout / Gaza Hospital / Gaza Ramadan 25 Mahmoud Mtaw’e Male 39 Policeman Al -Jala’a Street / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mahmoud al-Khaldi City/ Gaza 26 Mohammed Khamis Male 27 Policeman Gaza airport area 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-‘Abbas Police Gaza Civilian Hassan Habbush /behind al-Qudsinter- Station/ Gaza national Hotel/ Gaza 27 Shadi Jawad Khalil Male 24 Policeman Al-Daraj / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Qweider City/ Gaza 28 Jihad Ziyad Badawi Male 24 Policeman Sheja’eya / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian al- City/ Gharabli Gaza 29 Mohammed Khamis Male 21 Policeman Al-Shati Refugee 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-‘Abbas Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed Baker Camp /Gaza Station / Gaza (Zughra) 30 Ahmed Mohammed Male 21 Policeman Khan Younis 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian Nafez Abu Hadayed Compound / Gaza 31 Rafiq Musa Abu Male 30 Policeman Khan Younis 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Gaza Gaza Civilian ‘Ujeirim 32 Haneen Wa’el Female 15 Student Tal al-Hawa / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Near Preventive Gaza Civilian Dhaban Security HQ / Gaza 33 Adham Hamdy Al- Male 19 Student/UN Deir al-Balah / Middle 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sena’a Gaza Civilian ‘Udeini RWA Gaza Gaza Street/Gaza Training College ال مرآزال ف ل سط ي ن ي لح قوق اﻹن سان PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 34 Wafa'a Marwan ‘Ali Female 18 Student/UN Khan Younis 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sena’a Gaza Civilian al- RWA Gaza Street/ Dsouqi Training Gaza College 35 ‘Allam Nehru Jawdat Male 18 Student Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sena’a Gaza Civilian al- Street/Gaza Rayyes 36 Hisham Mohammed Male 27 Al-Zaytoon / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Zaytoon / Gaza Civilian Shehada Seyam Gaza 37 Ehab Abdullah Male 21 Policeman Bir al-Na'aja / 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed Hamdan Northern Gaza City/Gaza 38 Na’im Reziq Hassan Male 27 Jobless Sheja’eya / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Tal al-Hawa / Gaza Civilian Jendeya Gaza 39 Iyad Ziyad Fares Male 32 Jobless Al-Daraj / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Tufah / Gaza Gaza Civilian Jaber 40 Diab Rebhi Diab al- Male 20 Policeman Al-Tufah / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Haddad City/ Gaza 41 Mohammed Tawfiq Male 22 Policeman Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed al- City/Gaza Nemra 42 Ziyad ‘Adel Mustafa Male 24 Policeman Khan Younis 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian al- Compound / Najjar Gaza 43 Sa'ad Mohammed Male 28 Policeman Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Katiba Gaza Civilian ‘Antar Mosque/Gaza Esleem 44 Mohammed Ziyad Male 27 Policeman Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Sadiq City/Gaza al-Nabih 45 Hatem Khader Male 30 Jobless Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza Civilian Mohammed ‘Aiyad Gaza 46 Nizar Ibrahim Male 34 Policeman Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian Mohammed al-Deiry Compound / ال مرآزال ف ل سط ي ن ي لح قوق اﻹن سان PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Gaza 47 Mohammed Baker Male 31 Policeman Al-Sabra / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Near al-Katiba Gaza Civilian Mohammed al-Nims Mosque / Gaza 48 Mohammed Nabil Male 28 Policeman Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 presidential Gaza Civilian Mohammed compound / Barghouth Gaza 49 Mahmoud Male 28 Policeman Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian Mohammed Compound / Hilmy al-‘Amarin Gaza 50 Muhannad Hussein Male 28 Policeman Abasan al-Kabira / 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Sabra / Gaza Gaza Militant Moussa Abu Draz Khan Younis 51 ‘Umar Baker Musa Male 23 Policeman Sheja’eya / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Shamaly City/ Gaza 52 Abdul Kader Male 33 Policeman Tal al- Hawa / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed Abdul City/ Kader Diab Gaza 53 Hamed Fou’ad Male 24 Policeman Al-Twam area /’Amer 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Shehda housing project / near City/ Abu Yasin al-Mashtal Gaza Intelligence Outpost 54 Baha'a Zuheir ‘Adel Male 26 Policeman Tal al-Za’atar area / 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian al- Northern Gaza City/ Khaldi Gaza 55 Mahmoud Juma'a Male 20 Policeman Al-Naser / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed al- City/ 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Khalil al-Banna Male 24 Policeman Al-Naser District 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Presidential Gaza Civilian Compound / Gaza 64 Tha’er Mohammed Male 22 Policeman Al-Shati Refugee 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Hassan Madhi Camp /Gaza City/ Gaza 65 Mohammed Sa'adi Male 30 Driver Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed al-Qatati City/ Gaza 66 ‘Aisha Suleiman Female 52 Jobless Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Al-Zaytoon/ Gaza Civilian Hammad Rafi' Gaza 67 Hussam Sa’id Male 27 Policeman Sheikh Radwan / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08 Arafat Police Gaza Civilian Mohammed Seyam City/ Gaza 68 Mohammed Ahmed Male 25 Policeman Sheikh Radwan / Gaza 27-Dec-08 27-Dec-08
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