Human Rights: 2000 Missing in Gaza, 1700 Bodies Held
The article discusses Israel's ongoing detention of Palestinian bodies from Gaza and its use as leverage in negotiations, despite there currently being no Israeli prisoners. According to the Palestinian Center for the Missing and the Forcibly Disappeared, estimates indicate that around 2,000 Palestinians have completely disappeared during the recent Palestinian-Israeli conflict, with approximately 1,700 bodies being held by the occupation authorities to be used as bargaining chips. Reports highlight that such practices represent a violation of the Geneva Conventions and international law, worsening the suffering of the families of the missing. Meanwhile, unknown identity burials are carried out deliberately, and Israel persistently restricts the release of the bodies, constituting a war crime and a violation of the rights of families and human dignity.
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