The Gazette · 1 February 2003
CP-2003-001
A Palestinian boy holds a bomb used by Israeli soldiers as he stands in the rubble of his family home Monday in Jabalia in Gaza
Abid Katib, Getty Images
Transcribed from the clipping
“A Palestinian boy holds a bomb used by Israeli soldiers as he stands in the rubble of his family home Monday in Jabalia in Gaza.” Abid Katib – Getty Images photo.
Context added by this archive
A boy in a keffiyeh holding the casing of a bomb, standing in what is left of his house. The caption says who used the bomb, which is more than most of them do. It does not say who he is. Jabalia again — the camp that had one army base inside its boundaries in 1987 (CP-1987-005).
Cite this item
"A Palestinian boy holds a bomb used by Israeli soldiers as he stands in the rubble of his family home Monday in Jabalia in Gaza," The Gazette, 1 February 2003. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2003-001. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2003-001
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