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‘He left for paradise’: hastily dug graves are visited as Gaza ceasefire takes effect
As restrictions on movement around the territory are eased, families come to grieve at cemetery in Khan YounisMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe new graves in the main cemetery in Khan Younis, in the south of Gaza, have been hastily laid in close rows, often just as mounds of sand. For most, jagged chunks of concrete or breeze blocks, or plastic boards, serve as headstones.When there are funerals, which is often, the graveyard is full of activity. Otherwise, mourners grieve in silence and the only sounds are the laughing play of the displaced children living in tents nearby and the occasional chirping of birds. Continue reading...
As restrictions on movement around the territory are eased, families come to grieve at cemetery in Khan Younis
The new graves in the main cemetery in Khan Younis, in the south of Gaza, have been hastily laid in close rows, often just as mounds of sand. For most, jagged chunks of concrete or breeze blocks, or plastic boards, serve as headstones.
When there are funerals, which is often, the graveyard is full of activity. Otherwise, mourners grieve in silence and the only sounds are the laughing play of the displaced children living in tents nearby and the occasional chirping of birds. Continue reading...
