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Palestinians are set to bury the remains of 105 people killed in an Israeli airstrike that hit the Al Taj 3 building and other residences in Gaza City's Yarmouk Square neighborhood on October 25, 2023. The funeral procession will take place on Thursday with the remains being buried at Sheikh Radwan cemetery. This is described as the fifth-largest recovery operation since Israel launched its offensive against Palestinians in Gaza that month, according to Gaza’s civil defence and an Egyptian committee involved in the effort.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-01,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On October 25, 2023, at least 105 Palestinians were killed when Israeli air strikes hit the seven-story Al Taj 3 building and several other residential buildings in Yarmouk Square, Gaza City. The attacks involved over 20 bombs that destroyed multiple structures, leaving bodies trapped under rubble for almost three years until recovery efforts began recently. On Thursday, coffins containing these recovered remains were carried in a funeral procession by family members to the Sheikh Radwan cemetery northwest of Gaza City. Al Jazeera correspondent Ibrahim Khalili described this as the fifth largest body recovery operation since Israel's military offensive against Palestinians in Gaza started in October 2023, labeling it part of what he calls "genocidal war."
Written for “Gaza Funeral For Attack Victims” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 2 other(s) covering the same event.
Palestinians are preparing to bury the remains of 105 people killed in a devastating Israeli attack on Gaza City in October 2023.
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Palestinians → prepare → October
The victims were killed in a series of Israeli air strikes involving at least 20 bombs that levelled the seven-storey Al Taj 3 building and destroyed several other residential buildings in the Yarmouk Square neighbourhood on the afternoon of October 25, 2023.
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that → kill → October
October 7 warnings threatening Netanyahu’s Israeli election campaign
- list 2 of 3Israeli attacks across Gaza kill at least eight
- list 3 of 3Journalist among eight people killed by Israeli attacks on Gaza
Coffins containing the remains of those killed will be carried in a funeral procession involving family members on Thursday
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Coffins → threaten → Thursday
, the General Directorate of Civil Defence said.
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Directorate → say → Defence
The remains will be buried in the Sheikh Radwan cemetery, northwest of Gaza City.
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remains → bury → City
Gaza’s civil defence said the recovery operation was carried out in coordination with an Egyptian committee.
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operation → say → committee
Al Jazeera correspondent Ibrahim Khalili, reporting from Gaza City, said the recovery operation was the fifth largest of its kind since Israel launched its genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza in October 2023, in terms of the number of bodies recovered.
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Israel → report → bodies
Civil defence operations director Abdul al-Majdalawi said it had been “impossible” to reach the bodies at the time of the attack.
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it → say → attack
“Bulldozers, excavators and other heavy machinery used by civil defence teams in Gaza were directly and deliberately targeted,” he said.
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he → use → Gaza
Osama Sharaf said 37 members of his family were killed in the attack.
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members → say → attack
“We recovered some of them at the beginning of the war, and today [Wednesday] 16 more were recovered, including my father, my mother, and all of my siblings.
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16 → recover → siblings
My sister’s son was also there with them,” he said.
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he → say → them
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