Turk: Gaza remains recovery deepens Palestinian trauma
The article discusses the humanitarian and legal situation in the Gaza Strip three years after the Israeli bombing that resulted in hundreds of remains and people trapped under the rubble. The High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, confirmed that the process of retrieving bodies reflects the extent of destruction in the area, and it is likely that the actual numbers are higher, especially with the escalation of demolition and leveling operations by Israeli forces, which cover more than 70% of Gaza's territory. The report noted the recovery of over 630 bodies, with more than 8,000 people reported missing. It emphasized the need to protect evidence and seek justice, criticizing Israel’s use of heavy weaponry and its disregard for international law obligations. The report highlighted that the efforts to recover bodies reveal the scale of mass killings and potential violations of the laws of war, calling urgently for justice and international investigations into these violations.
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