Israel starved Brazilian teenager to death
The autopsy report of the Brazilian-Palestinian teenager, abducted by the Israelis on September 30, 2024, indicates that he likely died from a combination of starvation, dehydration from colitis-induced diarrhea, and infectious complications, all compounded by prolonged malnutrition and deprivation of medical intervention while in Israeli custody.
The report further indicates that Walid suffered from extreme loss of muscle mass and body fat, evidenced by a sunken abdomen, according to a physician who attended the autopsy on behalf of Walid’s family. Walid also had scabies rashes on both legs and in his groin, as well as abrasions on his nose, chest, and right hip. The examination revealed that Walid had significant air pockets in his chest and abdominal cavities, likely caused by blunt force trauma, along with signs of inflammation likely caused by infection. There was also evidence of edema and congestion in the large intestine, consistent with traumatic injury — likely the result of beatings, which are often inflicted by Israeli prison guards on Palestinian child detainees.
“Walid’s autopsy indicates that Israeli prison guards systematically starved and abused him for months until he finally collapsed, hit his head and died,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, director of Defense For Children International’s accountability program.
“Starvation is a tool of genocide, seeking to weaken and ultimately destroy both the body and spirit of Palestinian children held in Israeli prisons. Walid’s death was not an accident — it is a crime, and the international community must immediately intervene to impose sanctions against the Israeli government to force accountability.”
The autopsy was conducted at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute in Tel Aviv on March 27.
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Family confirms death of another Brazilian in Lebanon after
Israeli attack
The victim is a 16-year-old girl. She left the city where she lived because of the bombings, but returned home to look for her belongings. Upon arriving, she was the victim of an attack.
Another Brazilian woman died during the Israeli attacks on Lebanon. Family members of Mirna Raef Nasser, 16, confirmed to Correio that the teenager died in an attack last Monday (23/9), and her body was found the following day.
The teenager and her family left the city of Kelya — 30 kilometers from the capital Beirut — where they lived, because of the bombings, but had to return to get some belongings. Mirna and her father went into the house, while her mother and brothers waited outside. At that moment, an Israeli airstrike hit the house and took the lives of the father and daughter.
Mirna was born in Balneário Camboriú, in Santa Catarina, and moved to Lebanon with her family when she was just 1 year old.
Correio contacted the Itamaraty, which reported that it had no information about the Brazilian's death. On Wednesday night (25/9), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the death of Brazilian Ali Kamal Abdallah, 15, in an Israeli attack on Lebanon. His father, Paraguayan Kamal Hussein Abdallah, 64, also died in the attack.
source text https://www.correiobraziliense.com.br/mundo/2024/09/6950921-quem-era-o-brasileiro-morto-em-bombardeio-israelense-no-libano.html
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Ali Kamal Abdallah was 15 years old and was born in Foz do Iguaçu (PR)
16-year-old Brazilian girl dies in Lebanon amid Israeli attacks…
Mirna Raef Nasser, 16, was born in Balneário Camboriú (SC), but moved to Lebanon as a child, said her uncle Ali Bu Khaled
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