Re Palestinians in Gaza being incinerated.
Mahmoud Ahmad Salah,12, survived an airstrike on 7 December that wiped out his entire family in western Khan Younis.
Dozens of relatives were killed in the strike, but when identifying the bodies, Mahmoud noticed that his mother and brother were not among the recovered corpses.
^“My mother was in the kitchen when the bombing happened,” Mahmoud recalled with a trembling voice in an interview in October near the ruins of his family home.
His testimony adds to the growing evidence that some victims are completely vaporized in some Israeli airstrikes.^
Reports from civil defense workers and hospitals indicate that 1,760 bodies have been incinerated by the intense heat generated by some Israeli bombs.
Civil defense officer Tamer Zourob told The Electronic Intifada that the scenes he encounters are “beyond description.”
“Even the concrete melts and turns to ashes because of these bombs, so imagine what they do to a human body,” he said.
^Many people are reported missing after airstrikes, he said, but extensive search efforts often fail to recover any remains.
“It’s heartbreaking when families beg us to find their loved ones, even a small piece of them. But sometimes, we find nothing,” he said.^
https://electronicintifada.net/content/relatives-missing-presumed-incinerated-endure-ambiguous-loss/49736