Gaza mourns 100 martyrs amid rubble
The article reveals the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, which has led to the destruction of over 123,000 buildings and caused damages estimated at more than $70 billion. More than 8,000 bodies remain buried under the debris. Civil defense faces difficulties in extracting and identifying the victims due to a lack of equipment and the decomposition of the corpses. Meanwhile, the occupation authorities deliberately transfer the rubble into Israeli territory, where building remains are recycled and turned into construction materials sold in the Israeli market. This reflects a transformation of rubble into an economic and strategic resource. The debris removal operations destroy forensic evidence and eliminate opportunities to identify the missing, with warnings that such practices contribute to erasing the truth and hindering reconstruction efforts. Human rights organizations caution that these practices pose a threat of committing collective crimes and remain silent about hundreds of missing persons.
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