Maryam and Abdullah are newlyweds who were not given time by the Israeli occupation. Only three days after their wedding, they were killed in the bombing of a family rest house in the “Khirbet Al-Adas” area in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

They were not alone, as others were martyred with them, and the rescue teams found only 7 people, including one dead and one wounded, while the fate of the rest of the displaced remained unknown due to the intensity of the bombing.

Despite mounting regional and international warnings of possible catastrophic repercussions, the Israeli occupation army is preparing to invade Rafah, the southernmost part of the Gaza Strip on the border with Egypt, where there are at least 1.4 million Palestinians, including 1.3 million displaced persons whom Israel pushed from the north and center of the Gaza Strip to its south, claiming that it is an area Safe.

The Israeli war on the Gaza Strip has entered its 136th day, with the number of dead since the beginning of the war rising to about 29,000 Palestinians.

Source: Al Jazeera