Is Israel erasing evidence of alleged war crimes in Gaza? A visual investigation
- Satellite imagery shows Israel compacting and removing rubble and debris from Gaza, with possible human remains and potential evidence of war crimes still trapped under it, a CBC News visual investigation of several sites has found.
- Multiple destroyed areas in formerly populated areas of Gaza are being cleared, according to CBC's analysis, to make way for new military outposts for Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).
- Families in Gaza say this prevents them from retrieving the bodies of loved ones trapped under the ruins.
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- Satellite imagery shows Israel compacting and removing rubble and debris from Gaza, with possible human remains and potential evidence of war crimes still trapped under it, a CBC News visual investigation of several sites has found.
- Multiple destroyed areas in formerly populated areas of Gaza are being cleared, according to CBC's analysis, to make way for new military outposts for Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).
- Families in Gaza say this prevents them from retrieving the bodies of loved ones trapped under the ruins.
Sources: CBC