Israel has denied that its army buried Palestinian bodies in mass graves in a Gaza hospital.
It’s about Khan Yunis. In early April, Israel withdrew ground troops from this city and region in the southern Gaza Strip.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said the accusations were baseless. The military says units exhumed and then reburied the bodies of Palestinian civilians there.
“During the operation at Nasser Hospital in the city of Khan Yunis, as part of an effort to locate hostages and missing persons, bodies were examined with caution and only in places where information indicated the possible presence of hostages,” the statement read. of the Israeli army. . “The bodies examined did not belong to the hostages and were returned to their places,” the IDF said. As he adds, “with respect for the dead.”
Mass graves in the Gaza Strip
Let us not forget that a representative of the Civil Protection in the Gaza Strip told the American press AFP on Tuesday that since Saturday the bodies of almost 340 people had been discovered in mass graves at Nasser Hospital. He reported that some bodies had their hands tied and some showed signs of torture. There were also suspicions that some victims may have been buried alive.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, called on Tuesday for an “independent, fair and transparent investigation into the deaths” and demanded, “given the prevailing climate of impunity”, that representatives of international bodies join the research would follow. Turk emphasized that he was shocked by the discovery of mass graves on the hospital grounds and the destruction caused there.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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