Make Homepage
Advertise
Partners
About Us

 

  Subscribe to the Newsletter
 
 
HOMEPAGE NEWS SECURITY COLUMNISTS OP-ED ARTICLES INTERVIEWS BOOK REVIEWS

Friday, 10 February 2012
Turkey Europe Middle East Caucasus Central Asia Russia Americas Asia Book Store World Economy Energy
About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks

printable version
send your friend
add comment
Tuesday, 6 January 2009

The medical sources reported that more than 500 people including about 125 children and women have been killed in Gaza and some 2,500 wounded since the Israeli military operation began 10 days ago. Five Israelis have also been killed. The United Nations (UN) and independent sources confirm that most of the victims are civilians.

The Gaza hospitals will be unable to operate much longer unless it received fresh medical supplies. Many Palestinians are dying now because of lack of medical supplies and all operating rooms are full.

The hospitals say that the overwhelming majority of casualties they had treated were civilians. A Norwegian doctor told the BBC TV channel that women and children alone made up 25% of the death toll, and 45% of the wounded.


Tuesday, 6 January 2009

Journal of Turkish Weekly
   Middle East

Previous News

About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks

Next News

 LATEST NEWS

Obama’s Middle East Malady by Zaki Laidi

China’s Syrian Folly by Steve Tsang

Kyrgyzstan: Independent study of the ethnic and cultural diversity management policy published in Bishkek

CIS observer mission: Turkmenistan ready to hold free and fair election

Kazakh President Met With Leaders of Social Democratic Party of Germany

 USER COMMENTS

add comment

no comment
   LATEST NEWS FROM MIDDLE EAST
   MOST VISITED NEWS (DAILY)
About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks About 125 Women and Children Killed in Israeli Attacks 
Journal of Turkish Weekly (JTW)
USAK House,
Ayten Sok. No:21
Mebusevleri, Tandogan, Ankara, Turkey