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Videos seen by CNN of the aftermath of the strike show a large number of bodies strewn on the ground. Witnesses said there was no advance warning of the attack.
“All of these people who were targeted were civilians, unarmed children, the elderly, men and women,” said Fares Afana, director of ambulance and emergency in northern Gaza. “These were innocent people praying… where is the entire world?” said one man, who lost his daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren in the strike.
Basal said many of the dead were yet to be identified and others transferred to hospital are seriously injured. “There are still large quantities of body parts and torn bodies inside Al-Ahli hospital,” he said. “Families are having a hard time identifying their children.”
One woman, known as Um Ahmed, told CNN that she could not find her husband in the aftermath of the strike. “I went to look for my husband and I didn’t see anybody, they were all in pieces,” she said.
Um Ahmed told CNN the mosque was full of young people who were “all in pieces and dismembered” in the aftermath of the strike. “The bodies here are not identifiable… they are all dismembered body parts,” said a man who came to check on the school after hearing of the strike during his morning prayer.
Videos obtained by CNN from the area of last Sunday’s strike – which the IDF also claimed targeted Hamas infrastructure – show extensive destruction and dead bodies in a schoolyard. In the videos, medics and rescuers carry injured children to waiting ambulances.
Palestinian officials told CNN that Israel did not give civilians any warning before the airstrikes occurred.
