Israel bombs cemetery where Palestinians were buried in mass graves
Israeli warplanes bombed a cemetery in the Jabalia Refugee Camp in the northern Gaza Strip, where hundreds of Palestinians killed in previous attacks had been buried in mass graves.
Ahmed al-Kahlut, the head of the Civil Defense Unit in northern Gaza, told an AA reporter that Israeli warplanes carried out an airstrike on a cemetery in the Jabalia Refugee Camp where hundreds of Palestinians killed in previous attacks had been buried in mass graves.
EFFORTS UNDERWAY TO REBURY THE BODIES
Al-Kahlut stated that the impact of the bombing caused the bodies buried there to be unearthed, and reported that civil defense teams are making intense efforts to rebury the remains.
Unable to find space in cemeteries for the thousands of people killed in the ongoing massacre for months, the people of Gaza are forced to bury their dead in mass graves.
News Source: AA
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