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  • MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS
    Abed Rahim Khatib
    Palestinians
    refugee camp
    children
    boy
    Gaza
    palestinian
    Palestinian children and women fleeing their homes, resorting to schools and refugee relief agency, after Israeli warplanes struck homes in the town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on December 30, 2008. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / FLASH90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS
    Abed Rahim Khatib
    Palestinians
    refugee camp
    children
    boy
    Gaza
    palestinian
    A young Palestinian boy has fled his home together with his family, resorting to schools and refugee relief agency, after Israeli warplanes struck homes in the town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on December 30, 2008. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / FLASH90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS
    Abed Rahim Khatib
    Palestinians
    refugee camp
    children
    boy
    Gaza
    palestinian
    Palestinian children and women fleeing their homes, resorting to schools and refugee relief agency, after Israeli warplanes struck homes in the town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on December 30, 2008. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / FLASH90
  • QASSAM ROCKET
    Edi Israel
    funeral
    rocket
    qassam
    Death
    sorrow
    terror
    Irit shitrit
    Tears
    missile
    operation cast lead
    Family and friends cry as they attend the funeral of Irit Shitrit, who was killed yesterday evening when a missile fired from Gaza hit Ashdod. The fatality occured when she got out of her vehicle after hearing the early warning siren and sought shelter in a bus stop on the side of the road. She sustained critical shrapnel wounds, and died later. The attack marked the first time the city suffered casualties from missiles. December 30, 2008. Photo by Edi Israel/Flash90
  • QASSAM ROCKET
    Edi Israel
    funeral
    rocket
    qassam
    Death
    sorrow
    terror
    Irit shitrit
    Tears
    missile
    operation cast lead
    Family and friends cry as they attend the funeral of Irit Shitrit, who was killed yesterday evening when a missile fired from Gaza hit Ashdod. The fatality occured when she got out of her vehicle after hearing the early warning siren and sought shelter in a bus stop on the side of the road. She sustained critical shrapnel wounds, and died later. The attack marked the first time the city suffered casualties from missiles. December 30, 2008. Photo by Edi Israel/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ROCKET
    Edi Israel
    qassam
    terror
    woman
    flag
    operation cast lead
    A woman stands in her door way, near an Israeli flag hanging on the wall, watching the funeral of Irit Shitrit. Shitrit was killed yesterday evening when a missile fired from Gaza hit Ashdod. The fatality occured when she got out of her vehicle after hearing the early warning siren and sought shelter in a bus stop on the side of the road. She sustained critical shrapnel wounds, and died later. The attack marked the first time the city suffered casualties from missiles. December 30, 2008. Photo by Edi Israel/Flash90
  • QASSAM ROCKET
    Edi Israel
    funeral
    rocket
    qassam
    Death
    sorrow
    terror
    Irit shitrit
    Tears
    missile
    operation cast lead
    Family and friends cry as they attend the funeral of Irit Shitrit, who was killed yesterday evening when a missile fired from Gaza hit Ashdod. The fatality occured when she got out of her vehicle after hearing the early warning siren and sought shelter in a bus stop on the side of the road. She sustained critical shrapnel wounds, and died later. The attack marked the first time the city suffered casualties from missiles. December 30, 2008. Photo by Edi Israel/Flash90