from the Palestinian Information Center
After running out of targets to bomb in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupation army has moved to a new phase of brutal crimes against a population that has endured all forms of abuse—killing, destruction, and imprisonment. This new phase involves profiting from the remains of their destroyed homes, preventing them from using this rubble to rebuild, all under the pretext of “debris removal.”
According to activists, these operations involve transporting huge amounts of rubble—including iron, stones, and cement—from demolished homes into Israel using Israeli trucks and bulldozers. The materials are then recycled and later sold to Israeli construction companies, turning the remnants of Palestinian homes into a source of economic profit for the occupation army.
Activists believe the objectives behind these operations include generating profit through the sale of rubble to construction firms, erasing evidence of the crimes committed by the occupation against Gaza’s residents—similar to what happened to the destroyed Palestinian villages within 1948 occupied Palestine—preventing Gaza’s people from rebuilding their homes using this debris, and preventing resistance fighters from hiding behind the ruins to carry out operations against the occupation forces stationed in various areas of the Strip...
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