🇵🇸 Three years after Israeli strikes buried them in their homes, 75 Palestinians from Gaza City's al-Daraj neighborhood were finally laid to rest on Sunday. Mourners carried the remains, wrapped in Palestinian flags, to Sheikh Radwan Cemetery. Most of the dead were women and children who were inside their homes when they were targeted in the first months of the war, Al Jazeera reported. They came from about 20 families, including displaced people sheltering in the buildings. Gaza's Civil Defense recovered the remains over recent weeks from several destroyed homes in al-Daraj, often finding only body parts and personal belongings. Teams face "severe difficulties due to a lack of equipment and heavy machinery," spokesperson Abdullah al-Majdalawi told Anadolu, amid Israeli restrictions on recovery and reconstruction supplies entering Gaza. The Civil Defense believes the remains of about 8,000 more Palestinians are still trapped under rubble across the Strip.