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Gaza's Shallow Graves: Rescue Teams Dig Up 50+ Bodies in Shallow Graves in Courtyard of Clinic
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5:48Now Playing“Since the ceasefire began, we’ve been in the first stage, still looking for our children.”
Donning bright orange vests and wearing masks and gloves, Civil Defense teams set to work on Tuesday using nothing more than shovels, hoes, and their bare hands. The courtyard was surrounded by destroyed buildings with slabs of concrete hanging from twisted rebar and pancaked roofs. Some of the exhumed bodies were wrapped in white body bags buried just a few feet in the dirt. Other remains—bones and pieces of decomposed flesh mixed in with torn clothes—were removed individually from the earth and placed in small piles. One worker marked the body bags with the date of recovery—”11/11/2025”—and the words “unknown identity.”
“The Israeli military was close to this neighborhood and this location. The families couldn’t bury their loved ones and martyrs in official cemeteries, so they buried them in this health care clinic, which serves this neighborhood,” Abu Khalil, a member of Civil Defense, told Drop Site as he stood in the courtyard. The Sheikh Radwan clinic itself has been partially destroyed, with one side of the building smashed in. “Now, our teams are working to recover the bodies, so that they will later be transferred to official cemeteries. After that, this place and the clinic will be renovated to become a place serving local residents and the people of the area.”
Video/Article: Abdel Qader Sabbah
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