Gaza: Funeral held for 112 members of two extended families killed in Israeli airstrikes
Palestinians have held a mass funeral for 112 people whose bodies were finally recovered from airstrikes in Gaza in 2023. Members of the Abu Sharia
Palestinians have held a mass funeral for 112 people whose bodies were finally recovered from airstrikes in Gaza in 2023. Members of the Abu Sharia and al-Hassayna families said Israeli aircraft struck residential buildings belonging to them in the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza city. At the time the Israeli military said its forces were attacking Hamas command centers, tunnels, weapons facilities, launch positions and armed cells. Chapter Breakdown 00:00 Mass funeral held in Gaza City for over 100 Palestinians from two families 00:27 Israel continues to bomb the Gaza Strip despite a ceasefire 00:47 New agreement between Hamas and Trumpâs Board of Peace 01:15 Israel rejects calls to withdraw its troops beyond the âyellow lineâ 01:49 Qatari mediators accuse Israel of attempting to derail the peace plan 02:08 Interview with Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, former Palestinian information minister and secretary-general of the Palestinian Initiative, as well as physician 02:33 What the mass funeral reveals about the destruction of Gaza 04:52 The involvement of the Abu Sharia family in the October 7 attacks 09:02 Is the ceasefire protecting civilians, or does it cement Israelâs control over Gaza? 11:06 âAll Palestinian groupsâ support the agreement with Hamas to disarm 14:02 Who should govern Gaza during the transition period? 15:49 DW Correspondent Emily Gordine 16:12 Why it took three years to recover the bodies 17:33 Estimates say some 100 bodies may still be buried at this particular site 18:24 Israel has killed 1,200 Palestinians since the October 2025 ceasefire 19:33 What life in Gaza is like for those who remain there 21:10 How the Trump peace plan is causing friction on the Israeli side 22:19 Israelis go to the polls in October, and the government canât afford to be seen as weak #dwcurrentaffairs For more news go to Follow DW on social media âș âșTikTok âș âș FĂŒr Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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