The grim task of recovering thousands of bodies from the rubble of Gaza
Relatives and experts tell of the human and societal need to find and identify the dead, while images and data shed light on the scale of the job It has been described as one of the most gruelling recovery efforts in modern warfare. As negotiations over the fragile Gaza ceasefire continue, (…)
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