For three years, she didn’t know where they were. Now this Palestinian woman is saying goodbye to her sister, her daughter and her granddaughter, three generations of her family killed when the Israeli occupation bombed buildings in Al-Daraj, northeast of Gaza City, in the early days of the genocide. They lay buried under the rubble until Civil Defence crews finally reached them, and on Sunday their remains were carried, wrapped in Palestinian flags, among 75 martyrs to Sheikh Radwan Cemetery. Many families at the funeral received little more than bones. Around 8,000 people are still buried under Gaza’s rubble, according to Civil Defence spokesperson Mahmoud Basal, and his crews are still waiting on the excavators, bulldozers and DNA testing equipment they need to recover and identify them. Until they arrive, thousands of families like hers are left waiting years just for a grave. shuoli (IG)