No rest for Gaza dead with swift burials, bodies dug up ...Saudi Arabia

GAZA STRIP, Palestinian Territories: Even the dead are not spared by the Hamas-Israel war raging in Gaza, with bodies dug up by Israeli troops and hurried burials happening in hospitals and even a school. In Gaza City’s Al-Tuffah district, shrouded corpses of Palestinians torn from their graves lay atop muddied earth. Israel’s military had bulldozed the site and exhumed bodies, according to an AFP photographer who visited it earlier this month.

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