On November 2nd 2023, the Shehab News Agency reported on the deaths of several people and “a number of missing persons” under the rubble of the Al-Dahshan family home; at least two people were reported injured. The family home, located in the Al Shafi’i Mosque Area in the Al Zeitoun neighbourhood was allegedly hit by “several missiles” launched from Israeli warplanes; the strikes were reported to have occurred in the morning.

Multiple sources reported that six civilians were killed in the strike on the family home and a number remained missing under the rubble.

Following the incident, Ashraf al-Dashan shared a post to Facebook: “My aunt, Umm Khalil, her husband, and her children have passed away, and Abu Fouad, his wife, and some of their children, and the sons of Sheikh Ahmed, and some of Abu Majid’s sons [have died.] To God we belong and to Him we shall return.” From this post, at least twelve people are identified as having been killed in the incident. However, the total number of those killed may be more than double that, as another source, Khamis Aldahshan, reported “news of the rise of thirty martyrs from the house of [his] cousin Fouad Khalil al-Dashan and his children and grandchildren.”

An image shared by Facebook user Asma EL Dhshan shows 15 body bags, though the identities of victims was not otherwise reported on.

Friends and family mourned the loss of their loved ones online. Dr. Tawfeeq N Mahani recalled his “beloved, friend, and companion Abu Fouad al-Dahshan, his wife, and a group of his honourable family” and stated that they were now “martyrs to heaven.”

Where sources identified the belligerent, all sources attributed the strike to Israeli forces.