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Headline : Gaza: Palestinians search for missing family members

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Tags : #gaza #palestinians #search #missing #family #members


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Muhammad Anza from Rafah, a city near the Gaza Strip's border with Egypt, has been searching for weeks for his uncle, Ibrahim Al-Shaer, who disappeared at the beginning of May. 

"Since that day, he has never returned, and we haven't heard from him," Anza, 19, told DW from Gaza via phone. "We are in a state of great concern. We want to know where he is, we want to know if he is dead, so we can bury him and have mercy on him, or whether he was detained [by the Israeli military]."

When Israel's military launched an offensive in eastern Rafah on May 6 to root out Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that led the October 7 terror attacks in southern Israel, Al-Shaer and his family were ordered to leave their home in the area. Anza said his uncle tried to go back a few days later to check on their house and retrieve some items the family hadn't had time to take with them during the bombing.

The family, Anza said, had searched hospitals and asked neighbors who had returned around the same time to check on their houses. There were bombings and air strikes nearby, but those killed were named by emergency services.

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