On October 18, an Israeli airstrike hit the compound in Gaza where the Saqallah family had taken refuge, killing all members of the family, including three medic brothers.

In a poignant letter to her husband and Palestinian journalist Roshdi Sarraj, who was killed in Gaza, Shrouq Aila writes about the memories they had promised to create together.

Three-year-old Julia is the only surviving member of her family after her parents and grandparents were killed in an Israeli regime airstrike earlier this week in northern Gaza.

Dr. Maisara Azmial Rayyes completed his degree in medicine from Gaza’s Al Azhar University and then went to King’s College London on a Chevening scholarship. He wanted to serve his people as a doctor in Gaza. A few days ago, he was killed in an Israeli strike.

Masoud al-Qutati, the ‘Knafeh Man of Gaza’, was popular among people in eastern Gaza for serving the most delicious knafeh. He was among those killed in Israeli airstrikes last week.

Dana Al-Saqqa, a Gaza-based lawyer, and her dentist husband Tawfiq Al-Farra got married earlier this year. This week, they were killed in an Israeli airstrike along with their unborn child.

Gaza resident Osama Abu Safia’s LinkedIn profile mentions 2025 as the year of the completion of his medical education but he didn’t live to see that day as the Israeli airstrike brutally cut short his life.

Al-Shaima Akram Saidam, a Gazan girl who topped secondary school examinations this year, was killed with her family members last week in an Israeli airstrike on Al Nuseirat refugee camp.