A MASS GRAVE WITH 200 PALESTINIAN VICTIMS
At least 200 bodies of deceased Palestinians were located this weekend in a mass grave after the Israeli armed forces withdrew from a medical complex in the town of Khan Younis, south of Gaza.
The first conclusions of the Palestinian humanitarian services point to Tsahal (the Israeli forces) as the authors of that mass grave where civilians and, possibly, members of Hamas were buried during the weeks in which major clashes occurred in Khan Younis.
Israeli forces withdrew from Khan Younis on April 7, allowing the search for Palestinian victims buried in mass graves to begin, something that may be part of the genocide that the Jewish state maintains in the martyred Palestinian enclave.
This is another example of the horror caused in Gaza by Israel since October 8, one day after the terrorist attack carried out by the Hamas movement.
Israel's disproportionate response has translated into a genocide recognized by xountries and international non-governmental organizations. The Palestinian civilians who have died so far are estimated at more than 34,000, while the injured are around 80,000, a terrifying toll of Israel's military action in the enclave where a population of 2.1 million Palestinians resides.
(The photo is Palestinian woman Inas Abu Maamar, 36,
embracing the body of her 5-year-old niece Saly, who was killed in an Israeli
strike, at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, This photo win an international photo price)
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