Shujayea: Massacre at Dawn

A powerful film with exclusive footage from the day of the Israeli assault on the densely populated Shujayea district.

27 Jul 2014 08:29 GMT | Human Rights, Humanitarian crises, Politics, Israel, Gaza: After the war

Filmmakers: Amjad Almalki and Ahmad Ashour

Amid a renewed cycle of escalating tensions and violence, Israel launched a military offensive on the Gaza Strip on July 8, 2014.

On the 13th day of the assault on Gaza, Israel intensified its campaign with a ground offensive. The densely populated district of Shujayea in Gaza City came under intense bombardment.

Source: Al Jazeera

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