Today Israeli missiles struck a UN school building where displaced

Palestinians had been sheltering since the October 7th attack. Israel says it

killed Hamas militants there, but Palestinians in the building say the victims were mostly women and children.

Nick Schifrin has our story and a warning, some of the images in this piece are disturbing.

The classroom that became a shelter is now shattered.

Two Israeli munitions hit their target, a room designed for the displaced,

where they slept and where many have lived for months.

Outside the local hospital, a mother's grief.

Priya Zedan lost her 17 year old son, Mahmoud.

There's nothing here but people, just people trying to live.

Why are you doing this to us?

Mahmoud's sister, Sehham, is inconsolable.

Why would they bomb the school?

Why would they bomb any school?

Where do we go?

There's no place to go to where they don't drop missiles down on us. Where do we go? There's no place to go to where they don't drop missiles down on us.

Where do we go?

In another family too young to understand why, old enough to mourn. Palestinian health officials affiliated with Hamas say a dozen victims were women and children.

But the Israeli military said and informed the U.S US in a private briefing that the classroom

had been taken over by 20 to 30 Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad militants.

Who'd participated in the October 7th terrorist attacks, planned quote

imminent attacks, and turned the three classrooms in the UN school into their

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