Bones are visible in mass graves around Syria, including in Najha, where tens of thousands of bodies may be buried, according to former U.S. ambassador Stephen Rapp. Organizations are working to document and identify officials involved in war crimes, as more than 150,000 Syrians are still missing after disappearing into Assad’s prisons. With Assad’s fall, efforts are underway to secure and eventually excavate mass grave sites to gather samples for identification and preserve discovered documents, while residents and medical teams have begun uncovering remains in other locations, hoping to find missing loved ones.
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WHO chief warn food entering Gaza “far below survival needs” – Middle East Monitor
WHO Warns of Famine in GazaWHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus highlighted the severe food crisis in Gaza, stating that a significant portion of the population is facing mass starvation due to man-made conditions. He called for urgent international action to allow humanitarian aid, as the situation worsens with hospitals reporting 111 deaths from malnutrition amid ongoing violence and blockades. Want More Context? 🔎
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