Interview with Bita Mousavi, a cultural journalist who lost three members of his family in Israeli attack on Shariati Street

  Unmistakable figures

Elnaz Mohammadi, Secretary of the Society

Mohammed, 2, when he woke up to his workplace, he did not imagine that he had no house, no father named Said, a mother named Fatima nor a sister named Haditha.

Mohammad Mousavi, on Sunday, June 6, when he heard about the attack that Shariati Street was targeted, accelerated.  But there was no longer a house;  He saw nothing other than the dirt and debris.  Three rockets, Mohammed's house and three other houses in the alley of Mohebbi Shariati Street were completely eliminated with soil, and now only Mohammed has survived from their four -fold family.

In the attack, Saeed Mousavi, 6, died, 2 -year -old Fatemeh Mousavi and Hadith Mousavi, but there are still no signs of their figures.

Mohammed and Bita, the sister of Saeed Mousavi, followed their loved ones all night in the refrigerators, from the Ascension of Paradise Zahra to Kahrizak Forensic Medicine, but did not respond.

Bita Mousavi, a well -known cultural journalist who has now lost their brother, brother and daughter, tells "Kahrizak's forensic soldiers coming every 5 minutes, saying go to your mother to give a DNA sample:" We have no bodies. "

He says Mohammed had asked him a national card when he reached the site of the explosion and allowed him to enter after his identity.  The scene that Muhammad will remember forever was to see the inanimate body of the hadith: "Her hair was on her bloody face, but Muhammad recognized him;  The moment he was taken to the stretcher. "

Mohammad Mousavi and Fatemeh Mousavi were both retired and their daughter Amena (Haditha) was a private corporate employee in Tehran.