The night Israeli forces left families buried alive under rubble ...Kuwait

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For years, almost every night between midnight and 5 am, the Israeli army has been breaking into Palestinian homes across the occupied West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza. Armed and often masked, the soldiers arrive in groups of 10 to 100, waking all family members — from children to the elderly — with the sound of missiles, shells, and stray bullets. These nightly raids are repeated horrors, but in light of the recent attacks, nothing quite compares to the night of October 17, when residents of the Palestinian city of Jabalia were forced to scramble in their living rooms as the Israeli army intensified its siege on the neighbourhood. What they had expected to last on

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