
In Gaza, Families Bury Mixed Remains Years After Israeli Strikes Killed Them
Gaza families wait years to bury loved ones killed in Israeli strikes, as mass graves grow and a 15-person forensic team lacks DNA testing to identify remains.
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Gaza families wait years to bury loved ones killed in Israeli strikes, as mass graves grow and a 15-person forensic team lacks DNA testing to identify remains.
Social media video shows Israeli forces opening fire on an elderly Palestinian civilian in Beit Lahia, Gaza, despite the October ceasefire.

Israel's defence minister said Gaza has 'no real solution' without Palestinian migration and that Israel is 'fully prepared' to move the population out by any means.

Two named Gaza children remain missing months and years later; families and a psychologist describe the unresolved trauma of searching without confirmation.

Al Jazeera video shows children in Gaza taking cover behind a shopping cart of water cans during reported Israeli quadcopter drone gunfire; incident details unconfirmed.

Israeli Colonel Nochi Mendel says he is 'not sorry' for ordering the strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza.

Haaretz investigation finds Israel arms and trains at least five Gaza militias that loot homes, burn houses and expel Palestinians, with soldiers describing themselves as the gangs' protectors.

The Israeli military admitted its troops shot Hind Rajab, 5, her family, and the medics sent to rescue her, reversing months of denial.

A Gaza father detained in the West Bank for nearly two years returns home to find six of his seven children killed in a 2023 Israeli strike.

A new AI Now Institute and Airwars report warns that chained, error-prone AI targeting systems used by militaries, including in Gaza, are producing civilian casualties.

An Israeli strike killed at least six and wounded 14 at a Gaza City cafe in a displacement camp, as Netanyahu rejects a US-backed ceasefire plan.

A six-year-old Gaza girl's bones show the development of a two-year-old after months of siege-induced starvation, doctors say, as famine persists past the October ceasefire.