Gaza Bulldozers Destroy Evidence of Genocide

The transportation of rubble in the Gaza Strip by Israel poses a threat to erasing evidence of the crimes committed. Human rights organizations indicate that over 10 million tons of debris have been removed and shattered using approximately 400 machinery units, secretly transported into Israel and other locations. This action hampers forensic experts' work and prevents documentation of the types of weapons used, the locations of victims, and possibly mixes with the remains of thousands of missing persons, estimated at around 8,500 individuals. As a result, families are deprived of knowing the fate of their loved ones and being able to bury them with dignity. These moves include unlawful confiscation of property and erasure of neighborhood landmarks, further complicating the reconstruction of the strip.

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