The people behind Gaza’s statistics
Muhammad al-Rabaia’s mother and three sons sit beside posters honoring their slain father and son.
Abed Zagout
In Jihad Abu Jamous’ family, he was seen as the lucky one.
The 31-year-old, who gathered gravel to sell to workshops and construction workers for a few dollars a day, was from Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. He escaped a hereditary condition that affects almost his whole family, leaving most of them blind or partially sighted. He also avoided the chronic ailments that his mother, the only other person in the family with good eyesight, suffers.
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