105 Palestinians buried in Gaza City after remains recovered from rubble
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- 105 bodies recovered from the rubble in Gaza City’s Al-Taj area were buried at Sheikh Radwan Cemetery.
- The 17-day recovery operation brought the total number of bodies retrieved from the site to at least 221, including 37 children.
Palestinians in Gaza City buried 105 bodies recovered from the rubble of a residential building in the Al-Taj area, nearly three years after it was destroyed in an ‘Israeli’ strike on October 25, 2023.
Civil defense teams, assisted by an Egyptian committee, spent 17 days searching through the destroyed building and recovering remains trapped beneath the rubble.
The operation brought the total number of bodies retrieved from the site to at least 221, including 37 children, dozens of women, journalist Doaa Sharaf and her child.
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The recovered bodies were buried at Sheikh Radwan Cemetery in Gaza City as families mourned relatives killed in the destruction.
The recovery operation has also highlighted the scale of the missing across the Gaza Strip, where thousands of people are believed to remain beneath destroyed buildings.
Severe shortages of heavy machinery and specialized equipment continue to hamper civil defense teams’ efforts to search through vast areas of rubble and recover bodies.
