Eyewitnesses tells a deadly Israeli attack on the paramedics in Gaza

Mr. Abed said that he felt comfortable when the Israelis brought other paramedics from the Red Crescent, the corruption of the law, It is still alive, to a group of detainees. Mr. Abed recalls that Mr. Al -Ashrara, in the affected handcuffs and cuffs, whispered to him what he knew about their colleagues.

He said that two of the wounded, one of them seriously, said Mr. Al -Shasra told him. Finally, he saw them, as Mr. Al -Ashrara remembered, and two others read the martyr.

He stated that one of the Israeli soldiers seemed victorious when Mr. Obaid asked other ambulance workers. “Your colleagues – they all went!” He told him sarcastically, in broken Arabic, the paramedic said.

Mr. Obaid recalls: “God have mercy on their souls.”

Another soldier, also in the broken Arabic language, told him that God had taken “these terrorists” to hell.

In the end, the soldiers led Mr. Al -Nasra, the other paramedic, away. It is still missing, according to the red so.

That afternoon, Dr. Barwell and Mr. Abed said that the soldiers were requested by informing a large group of civilians who gathered in the area to evacuate the area. After they did so, they were released.

In hastily, Mr. Abed left his jacket, identity card and banking card behind it.

His parents were panic since they heard about the attacks.

“You reassured me, you are fine, the dear son,” his mother, Sumaya Abed, 49, was written to him at 7:52 am on that day, according to a message presented by a correspondent in the New York Times.

There was no response until Mr. Abed was released at approximately 4 pm, his father called immediately.

Mr. Abed, the youngest, said: “I am in the end and safe.”

But hours after repeated beating, he would barely walk. The Red Crescent vehicle was bringing him home.