Occupation removes 100 trucks of debris daily from Gaza
Human rights reports reveal that Israeli forces, in cooperation with civilian companies, are systematically engaged in removing and fragmenting the rubble of destroyed neighborhoods and facilities in the Gaza Strip. The aim is to erase evidence of genocide crimes and to recover the remains of those missing and trapped beneath the debris. These operations involve demolishing buildings, breaking down the rubble, and transporting it to undisclosed locations outside the Gaza Strip without independent oversight, which hampers criminal investigations and threatens the ability to identify responsible parties and determine the fate of the missing. Estimates indicate that over 10 million tons of rubble have been removed or transported, while approximately 8,500 individuals remain missing. These practices are destroying vital evidence, attempting to alter geographical landmarks, and jeopardizing the course of international justice, including investigations by the International Criminal Court.
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