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Under the title "Israel's Removal of Debris in Gaza Might Destroy Evidence of Brutal Crimes," United Nations Human Rights Expert on the Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, reported that Israel's attempt to clear debris in Gaza following the war could destroy valuable evidence of heinous crimes and hinder the recovery of remains. The UN estimated that the rubble resulting from the bombings amounts to around 61 million tons and may take seven years to remove. She emphasized that evidence collection and identification of the remains must be carried out before beginning the removal process, considering that the debris is part of a crime scene and a physical record of what occurred during the military campaign. Albanese warned that involving Israeli companies in the removal process could jeopardize justice, amidst strong Israeli opposition to the UN stance.
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