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  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.Hamas spokesman Wouasi Hamad discusses with Egyptian border authorities details of the evacuation of wounded civilians from the Gaza strip through the Rafah crossing into Egypt where they will be treated.

  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.A boy watches as Israeli air force F16's flying overhead drop bombs on the outskirts of Rafah, the southernmost city of the Gaza strip.

  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.A large part of Rafah close to the Egyptian border is left empty and looks like a ghost town as it is constantly pounded by the Israeli air force. Thousands of inhabitants fled to less exposed parts of the city, eventhough nowhere is safe.

  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.A large part of Rafah close to the Egyptian border is left empty and looks like a ghost town as it is constantly pounded by the Israeli air force. Thousands of inhabitants fled to less exposed parts of the city, eventhough nowhere is safe.

  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.The evening prayer in the streets of Rafah, as many mosques are targeted by the Israeli air force.

  • Rafah, Gaza strip, Jan 11, 2009.A large part of Rafah close to the Egyptian border is left almost empty and looks like a ghost town as it is constantly pounded by the Israeli air force. Contrary to thousands of inhabitants who fled to less exposed parts of the city, this terrified family has nowhere to go and is cooking outside their home on a charcoal stove as they ran out of propane gas several days ago.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.More than 1000 civilians, mainly coming from houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, took refuge in the UNRWA operated preparatory school number one. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.More than 1000 civilians, mainly coming from houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, took refuge in the UNRWA operated preparatory school number one. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.More than 1000 civilians, mainly coming from houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, took refuge in the UNRWA operated preparatory school number one. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.More than 1000 civilians, mainly coming from houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, took refuge in the UNRWA operated preparatory school number one. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.More than 1000 civilians, mainly coming from houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, took refuge in the UNRWA operated preparatory school number one. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Civilians living in houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, are trying to salvage what they can from their damages homes. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Civilians living in houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, are trying to salvage what they can from their damages homes. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Civilians living in houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, are trying to salvage what they can from their damages homes. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Civilians living in houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, are trying to salvage what they can from their damages homes. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Civilians living in houses near de Philadelphia line (border with Egypt) that is being extensively boombed by the Israeli air force, are trying to salvage what they can from their damages homes. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Street funeral of one of the many civilian victims from the Israeli military operation in Gaza. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, the bodies of 2 civilian casualties are being released from the morgue and given back to the families for burials. more than 392 cases have been treated in this small hospital since the beginning of the Israeli operation, mostly civilians. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, the bodies of 2 civilian casualties are being released from the morgue and given back to the families for burials. more than 392 cases have been treated in this small hospital since the beginning of the Israeli operation, mostly civilians. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, the bodies of 2 civilian casualties are being released from the morgue and given back to the families for burials. more than 392 cases have been treated in this small hospital since the beginning of the Israeli operation, mostly civilians. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, the bodies of 2 civilian casualties are being released from the morgue and given back to the families for burials. more than 392 cases have been treated in this small hospital since the beginning of the Israeli operation, mostly civilians. On the 16th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, Mohamed Ahmed, 17, was in his field behind his house in Garara when he saw white smoke coming from the sky and was instantly burned over 35% of his body. Doctors categorically declare that he suffers from deep chemical burns, NOT heat exposure. Chemical weapons use in a civilian area constitute a war crime according to the Geneva convention.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, Mohamed Ahmed, 17, was in his field behind his house in Garara when he saw white smoke coming from the sky and was instantly burned over 35% of his body. Doctors categorically declare that he suffers from deep chemical burns, NOT heat exposure. Chemical weapons use in a civilian area constitute a war crime according to the Geneva convention.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, Mohamed Ahmed, 17, was in his field behind his house in Garara when he saw white smoke coming from the sky and was instantly burned over 35% of his body. Doctors categorically declare that he suffers from deep chemical burns, NOT heat exposure. Chemical weapons use in a civilian area constitute a war crime according to the Geneva convention.

  • Khan Younes, Gaza Strip, Jan 12 2009.Naser Hospital, Etham Ahmed, 20, was in his field behind his house in Garara with his cousin when he saw white smoke coming from the sky and was instantly burned over his face and hand. Doctors categorically declare that he suffers from deep chemical burns, NOT heat exposure. Chemical weapons use in a civilian area constitute a war crime according to the Geneva convention.

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