Seventy kilograms for an adult, and eighteen for a child ..This is how the remains of martyrs are distributed in bags when complete bodies are not found in Gaza

How can my relative weigh more than 100 kilograms, yet we were given only 70 kilograms of remains? Where did the rest go?” This is how Umm Al-Abed, a relative of one of the victims of the bombing of Al-Tabeen School in Gaza City, questioned after receiving a bag instead of the body of her cousin, who weighed more than 100 kilograms before the attack on the school in August.

On the morning of August 10th, civil defense forces in Gaza City rushed to respond to the cries for help from the displaced people at Al-Tabeen School in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, east of the city. They were preparing to perform the dawn prayer in the school’s prayer hall when an Israeli airstrike hit them, killing around 100 people, including children and women.

When the families of the victims came to claim the bodies of their loved ones, they found their remains distributed in plastic bags, with specific weights assigned to each