The horror of the Israeli attack on Kazu, Hama in Syria

Fuck Devil Jews
Published on Jan 29, 2021
On the 22nd January, 2 days after Joe Biden's inauguration, Israel targeted multiple areas in #Syria. The Syrian air defence intercepted the majority of missiles but 4 rockets hit their target in Kazu, a sprawling western suburb of Hama housing 35,000 civilians.

One small concrete home was hit almost directly. The rocket fell in the street outside the house where nine family members were living in a tiny one-up-one-down building. Four were killed instantly when the building collapsed and crushed them while they were sleeping. A child injured and rescued from the rubble later died in hospital according to neighbours. Four other family members survived although one was horrifically injured. Shrapnel sliced through their face as they slept.

Hossam Al Hussein was one of the neighbours. His shop was also gutted in the attack and the doors and windows of his home were shattered and blown off their hinges. His 12 year old, blind son, Mohammed was asleep when the missiles landed in the narrow, winding street around the house.

Here, Hossam explains what happened. He was the first to rush to the aid of the family buried under the debris of the first rocket.

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