巴勒斯坦人周二为在2023年11月22日以色列空袭中丧生的112名受害者举行大规模葬礼[1][2]。这次空袭针对加沙城萨布拉居民区，造成300多人死亡，是以哈战争中最致命的攻击之一[1]。遇难者包括40名儿童、38名妇女和7名残疾人士，大多数属于阿布沙里亚家族和哈萨伊那家族[2]。这些遗骸在被埋在废墟下数月后，因最近生效的停火协议才得以被发掘，救援工作历时两周[2]。
根据加沙卫生部统计，自以哈战争开始以来已有超过73,377名巴勒斯坦人丧生[1][2]。此次恢复的112具遗体之外，还有157具遗体尚未被发现[1]。据报告，至少7,400人仍被埋在废墟下[1]。停火协议生效以来，加沙已有至少1,252人死亡[1]。红十字国际委员会在遗体恢复过程中提供了物资和培训支持[2]。
Palestinians held a mass funeral for 112 bodies that were finally recovered from an Israeli airstrike on the Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City on November 22, 2023.[1][2] The victims included 40 children, 38 women, and 7 individuals with disabilities, belonging to two extended families—the Abu Shariah and Al-Hasayna families.[2] The bodies had been buried beneath rubble for months before being exhumed during a two-week rescue operation enabled by a ceasefire agreement that recently took effect.[1][2] The funeral was described as one of the largest of its kind in Gaza's history.[2]
The 2023 airstrike on the Sabra residential area killed over 300 people and was among the deadliest attacks of the Israel-Hamas war.[1] According to Gaza's Health Ministry, the overall Israeli military campaign has resulted in more than 73,377 Palestinian deaths,[1][2] with at least 157 additional bodies from the Sabra strike still unaccounted for.[1] At least 7,400 people are reported to remain buried under rubble across Gaza.[1] Since the ceasefire took effect, at least 1,252 people have died in Gaza.[1] The International Committee of the Red Cross provided material support and training assistance for rescue efforts.[2]