Less than one percent of debris has been removed from Gaza, and thousands of people still wait to bury loved ones who were killed in airstrikes and remain under the rubble. ‘I would dig with my own hands to bring out my son,’ says one father, who can’t reach his son’s body
This week, Israel was revealed as an apartheid state even for the dead: a segregation regime for skeletons.
With at least 8,000 people still missing in Gaza – presumed either buried under rubble, in mass graves dug by the Israeli military or detained by Israel and held outside Gaza – determining the fate of the missing is a top priority.
Civil Defense crews in Gaza are undertaking the monumental feat of recovering thousands of bodies still trapped under the rubble.
Over 20,000 children in Gaza are lost, detained, disappeared, or buried in mass graves or under rubble amid Israel’s relentless war.