'My daughter's bones were scattered on the ground' - the harrowing search for the missing of Gaza
Everything gets mixed up together. The child's multi-coloured backpack. A running shoe. A steel pot perforated by shrapnel. Bits of beds, chairs, cookers, lampshades; the glass of broken windows, mirrors, drinking glasses. Scraps of clothing. These last shredded, dust covered items can be markers. Often they belong to the dead lying near the surface of the rubble. "Since the Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Rafah, we have had about 150 calls from civilians about the presence of their relatives' bodies under houses," says Haitham ...
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