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A Boy, Mohammad Abdul Zinati, Was Killed in Gaza While Trying to Help a Wounded Relative

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A boy, Mohammad Abdul Zinati, was killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza City after he approached a wounded man hit in the first attack. Witnesses claim the drone carried out the second strike while Mohammad was trying to help the wounded man, in what experts call a "double-tap" attack.
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A young boy, Mohammad Abdul Zinati, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City. The tragedy occurred when he approached a man who had been wounded in the first attack. Witnesses said the drone carried out a second strike as Mohammad tried to help him, in what experts call a “double-strike” attack.

Istanbul: The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory for Human Rights said that Muhammad Al-Zenati was killed by an Israeli-directed bomb, in a double raid that targeted him while trying to rescue a man who had been hit by a previous raid in the northern Gaza Strip. This was reflected in a video published by the Observatory of Rights, Thursday, entitled "Gaza under bombardment." Despite the ceasefire, the video showed the moment when a child was targete…

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A boy, Mohammad Abdul Zinati, was killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza City after he approached a wounded man hit in the first attack. Witnesses claim the drone carried out the second strike while Mohammad was trying to help the wounded man, in what experts call a "double-tap" attack.

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Klix broke the news in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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