Gaza commemorates 100 martyrs amidst ruins
The article addresses the human tragedy resulting from the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip. It reports the funeral of 100 martyrs who were recovered from beneath the rubble, as the Civil Defense faces difficulties in rescue operations due to a lack of equipment and the decomposition of bodies. Estimates indicate that more than 8,000 bodies are still trapped under the debris, most of which are children and women. Over 123,000 buildings have been destroyed, with approximately 81% of the sector's facilities severely damaged. The report reveals that the Israeli occupation demolishes homes and transports the rubble into occupied territories, where recycled rubble materials are used in the Israeli market, at costs reaching $23 per ton. The total reconstruction cost is estimated to exceed $70 billion. Meanwhile, initiatives to transfer the debris serve as a form of moral cleansing for the neighborhoods and lost families, impeding the identification of bodies and hindering families’ efforts to locate their missing loved ones.
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