Gaza's Largest Funeral for 112 Martyrs
The Gaza Strip witnessed its largest funeral in history, as the bodies of more than 112 martyrs from the families of Abu Shreya and Al-Hassainah were laid to rest after more than two and a half years trapped under rubble due to Israeli shelling in what was the bloodiest massacre of the Gaza war. The funeral, which was attended by over two million people, reflected the enormous injustice and aggression faced by the sector. The remains varied in age and physique, and a large crowd's presence expressed widespread grief. Civil defense efforts were difficult and exhausting, with many bodies still trapped under the debris, a clear sign of the brutality of the ongoing aggression, which has so far resulted in more than 73,000 Palestinian martyrs.
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