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A paramedic in Beit Lahia responded to an Israeli airstrike targeting displaced families. He discovered his brother's body among the rubble and found his own family among the victims. The incident highlights the personal toll of the strikes on responders.
Hussein Jaber / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0 igo)A paramedic in Beit Lahia pulled his brother's body from the rubble at the site of an Israeli airstrike on displaced families, @MarioNawfal reported via @ArafehLaith. The paramedic had rushed to the scene to respond to the airstrike, only to find his own family among the victims.
He came to the location intending to save lives but encountered the bodies of his relatives in the aftermath of the attack.
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