UN urges access for Gaza investigation
The United Nations has called for international investigators to have full access to Gaza areas to gather evidence of Israeli violations, especially after hundreds of bodies were retrieved, most of them entire families, from under the rubble caused by bombing and widespread destruction. Human Rights Commissioner Volker Turk stated that demolishing debris using bulldozers and explosives hinders the identification of victims and jeopardizes the facts, as the commission estimates that there are over 8,000 missing persons beneath the rubble. Since October 2023, the death toll has reached 73,789, with 174,798 injured, amidst the ongoing catastrophic humanitarian situation in the sector.
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