Leaked Photos Shows 2 Elderly Men Before Israeli Soldiers Killed Them
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  • August 8, 2026

A newly-leaked photograph shows two blindfolded elderly Palestinian men from Beit Lahia in Gaza, hours before Israeli forces killed them in November 2024, according to Palestinian journalist Younis Tirawi, who published the image. The photograph shows Israeli military personnel standing between two blindfolded men, whom Tirawi identified in a post on X as Nadi Marouf and Ali Marouf. He said the photograph was taken hours before their deaths and that the two men were “used as human bait and then executed”. In an earlier post in October 2025, Tirawi had said that troops from the 92nd Battalion of the Kfir Brigade abducted the men from Beit Lahia and held them as human shields for several days according to Middle East Eye that carried the full story.

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Israel Kills 12 Palestinians in Gaza

CROSSFIREARABIA- Twlelve Palestinians were killed in Gaza, Sunday, by Israeli military strikes according to the local civil defense force. They were targeted in the areas beyond the ‘yellow line’ which the Israeli army controls.

Five were killed in Jabalia in north Gaza as a result of strike on a tent housing displaced people, five killed in Khan Younis, one killed in Gaza City and one was killed in Beit Lahia by Israeli gunfire.

Since the ceasefire was declared on 11 October 2025 Israel has killed at least 601 civilians while 1607 were injured.

Since the US-brokered ceasefire took effect last October Israel made a point of violating it by 1620 times and the number grows by the day with Israel showing no intention of stopping with at least 560 documented cases of direct shooting according to the Gaza Media office.

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Israel Sets Kamal Adwan Hospital on Fire

Israeli forces set fire on Friday to Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, which is the largest hospital in the area and serves over 400,000 citizens, according to local reports.

Witnesses confirmed that the Israeli military forcibly evacuated patients, the injured, medical staff, and journalists from the hospital. The hospital is the only operational medical facility in northern Gaza that provided critical medical services to the community before being set ablaze.

The fire destroyed key departments, including operating rooms, the laboratory, the emergency unit and the ambulance services according to the WAFA news agency.

Communication with those inside the hospital was completely cut off after Israeli forces surrounded the building.

Reports indicate that the army ordered the approximately 350 people inside, including 170 medical staff, to gather in the courtyard in preparation for a military raid. The fate of those individuals remains unknown.

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