the man from li cried: "when i came back from going out, there was no one at home."
2024-10-03
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reference news network reported on october 3agence france-presse published a report on october 1, describing the tragic life scenes of local people in lebanon after lebanon was attacked by israeli air strikes. the full text is as follows:
two days ago qasim qadi went out to find bread for his family, but when he returned home his life was turned upside down. an israeli airstrike hit his home, instantly killing his wife, children and other family members.
the 57-year-old kadi had more than a dozen family members. only he and his son hussein, a soldier in the lebanese army, survived.
kadi, who was accompanied by his son and looked desperate in the car, said: "at 11 o'clock in the morning, we were still sitting in front of the house, and then i went out to buy bread for them." when he arrived at the bakery, he heard a huge explosion: " i started calling them and rushed back home... i couldn't find anyone, it was just rubble."
according to reports, cardi said with tears in her eyes that there were "17 victims" in her home. his eldest son, 38-year-old mohammed, is an electrician, while sons ali and mahdi are responsible for farming and grazing. when it comes to his grandchildren, it is difficult for kadi to name them: there are seven of them in total, ranging in age from two and a half to nine years old. the two daughters are 22 and 18 years old respectively, and both are college students.
now, with her home destroyed and no fixed place to live, kadi can only sleep on the streets with her son. he muttered: "i have no home, i can only sleep on the street. what can we do?" hussein was deeply stimulated. in addition to losing other family members, he also lost his fiancée. the two planned the wedding was originally scheduled for october 12th. he said in a trembling voice: "in a massacre, she died before me..."
hussein, who was in a daze, said: "an hour ago, i got the news and rushed back... this is an unimaginable sadness. two hours ago, i was still with them, and now there is no one. we i thought it was safe here and nothing would happen.”
israel has intensified its air strikes on lebanon for more than a week, and similar stories continue to unfold, affecting many families in eastern and southern lebanon. according to the lebanese state news agency, a quarter of households in these areas suffered the same fate last week.
"human rights watch" warned that israel's attacks on lebanon have put civilians in extreme danger. "a hezbollah leader, a rocket launcher or a military installation should not be used as an excuse to attack a residential area," said rama faki, head of the organization's middle east and north africa department.
at a press conference on september 24, the lebanese minister of health pointed out that "most" of the victims of israel's intensive bombing in the east and south were unarmed people staying at home. since mid-september, thousands of people have lost their lives in bombings, many of them civilians.
in the israeli army's attack on the village of daoudi on september 30, nadiya diab's home was bombed and she also lost several family members. her mother, sister, cousin, nephew, four brothers and a close relative were all killed.
diab explained that his 75-year-old mother has never left home, and his eldest brother is also ill and has no job. one of her nephews, a college student, was the only survivor. diab, still in shock, said: "they saw through the window that the bomb fell. the house collapsed and their bodies were blown apart. we collected their remains."
diab said: "they were civilians with no connection to any organization and it's really unimaginable that something like this would happen. if there were other people in the room, they wouldn't be there. they felt they were safe because they are civilians, there are no other people around them, and they have never left home.” (compiled by lulongjun)
