Today, Wednesday, the parents of Al Jazeera colleague Moamen Al-Sharafi, as well as a number of his brothers and their children, were killed in the Israeli occupation’s bombing of the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

Al-Sharafi said that the occupation forces threw an explosive barrel at the house to which his family was displaced, which led to the complete destruction of it and the neighboring houses and the death of all its residents, pointing out that the explosion left a deep crater and that the remains of the dead flew into the air.

Al-Sharafi added that his last communication with his family was a voice message from his mother days before her death, expressing to him her longing for him and her hope of meeting him after the war.

He stressed that what hurts him most is that he could not even see his parents after their death, or plant a farewell kiss on their foreheads, or bury them because they were buried under rubble.