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Mass funeral held in Gaza for 112 victims of Israeli strikes on Sabra three years ago

The group being laid to rest were members of two extended families in Gaza, with some gathered for the event describing it as the largest funeral in the war-ravaged strip's history.

ABC Australia News By Matthew Doran Aug 4, 2026, 4:41 PM Captured Aug 4, 2026, 4:46 PM

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The streets of Gaza City have been filled with mourners carrying the bodies of 112 Palestinians, among them more than 40 children, killed in Israeli strikes almost three years ago.

The group being laid to rest were members of two extended families in Gaza, with some gathered for the event describing it as the largest funeral in the war-ravaged strip's history.

Some of the bodies were in caskets, but most were left laying on stretchers or in body bags — each shrouded in the Palestinian flag.

Gaza's Civil Defense agency spent more than a fortnight digging through what was left of a residential block in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City, which local authorities said had been destroyed in an Israeli attack in November 2023.

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The Civil Defense believed more than 150 bodies remain trapped beneath the concrete of the building, among the thousands of Palestinians killed in the war who have never been recovered.

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Gaza's Civil Defense agency spent more than a fortnight digging through what was left of a residential block in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City, which local authorities said had been destroyed in an Israeli attack in November 2023.
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"We retrieved 112 bodies, the rest of the bodies we could not reach — either they had evaporated [in the blast] or they were decomposed, or the bodies were mixed up and therefore all that we could identify was 112 bodies," Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for Gaza's Civil Defense agency told the ABC.

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