He pulled out a baby girl after two weeks and witnessed the Al-Ma'amadani massacre... Two massacres Jum'a al-Sahbani lived through
A lengthy report in the newspaper 'Palestine Online' recounts the testimony of civil defense worker Jum'a Salem al-Sahbani (47 years old) about two massacres he lived through in Gaza: retrieving a six-month-old baby girl from under the rubble after two weeks, and scenes of the bombing of the Arab Al-Ahli Hospital 'Al-Ma'amadani', where he saw hundreds of martyrs and wounded. He recalls the martyrdom of his colleagues Hani Jum'a, Mahmoud Salem, and Muhammad al-Sarhi in an Israeli strike, and his own injury. He confirms his wife's refusal to evacuate from northern Gaza, and takes pride in his daughter Nur al-Huda's achievement of a 95% average in high school. The report relies entirely on al-Sahbani's account without an Israeli response.
In a lengthy report published by the newspaper 'Palestine Online', civil defense worker in Gaza Jum'a Salem al-Sahbani (47 years old) recounts his testimony about two massacres he lived through during the war that began in October 2023. The first: retrieving a baby girl no more than six months old from under the rubble after she had remained for more than two weeks, after neighbors heard her crying. The second: scenes of the bombing of the Arab Al-Ahli Hospital 'Al-Ma'amadani' in the heart of Gaza City, where he saw hundreds of martyrs and wounded on the ground, describing it as 'a crime of such injustice' that exceeded all expectations. He also recalls the martyrdom of his colleagues Hani Jum'a, Mahmoud Salem, and Muhammad al-Sarhi during a deliberate Israeli strike on a house in the 'Al-Sanafur' area of Al-Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza, and his own injury. Al-Sahbani, who joined civil defense in 1998, confirms his wife's absolute refusal to evacuate and her insistence on staying in the destroyed northern Gaza, pledging with his children to remain steadfast. The report concludes with pride in his daughter 'Nur al-Huda's' excellence in high school with a 95% average in the scientific stream. The report lacks any Israeli response to the accusations and relies entirely on al-Sahbani's account.